How We Serve DC

Serve DC is the District of Columbia Government agency dedicated to promoting service as an innovative, sustainable solution to meet community needs.

With grant funds from the Corporation for National and Community Service and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Serve DC supports District communities by facilitating public, private and government partnerships, engaging residents in meaningful service opportunities, providing free trainings and resources, and helping community-based organizations strengthen their capacity to address the social challenges we face as a city and a nation.

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Serve DC is now accepting nominations for 2012 Mayor&#8217;s Community Service Awards! The Mayor&#8217;s Community Service Awards are an annual campaign to recognize extraordinary District residents who use service to make a significant positive contribution to our community. Awards will be given in six categories: Community Service; National Service, Emergency Preparedness &amp; Public Safety; Youth, Education; and HIV/AIDS Advocacy. Nominations must be received by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, November 9, 2012. Visit Serve DC&#8217;s website to learn more about categories and eligibility or complete  an online nomination form here.

Serve DC is now accepting nominations for 2012 Mayor’s Community Service Awards!

The Mayor’s Community Service Awards are an annual campaign to recognize extraordinary District residents who use service to make a significant positive contribution to our community. Awards will be given in six categories: Community Service; National Service, Emergency Preparedness & Public Safety; Youth, Education; and HIV/AIDS Advocacy.

Nominations must be received by 5:00 p.m. on Friday, November 9, 2012.

Visit Serve DC’s website to learn more about categories and eligibility or complete  an online nomination form here.

Posted on Friday, November 2nd 2012

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