MLK Day: Service Matters Most

You know it's Martin Luther King Jr. Day when you see kids volunteering at food banks and adults cleaning up parks. But did you know that this day of service was a long-time coming? Martin Luther King Jr. 's wife, Coretta Scott King, fought for years to make sure we honor her husband's legacy by serving our communities. Why? Because helping others brings us together and keeps his dream of a united, just society alive. So, what can you do? Lend a hand, anyone can do it. It's not about who you are, but what you do. Action speaks louder than words, right? And who knows, maybe your small acts of kindness will grow into something big, like a movement. That's the power of service. It starts small and becomes something huge. On this day, we remember a man who stood for peace and equality. But it's more than remembering. It's about doing something, anything, to make the world a better place. It could be as simple as helping your neighbor or as big as joining a protest for justice. The point is to do something. Because in the end, it's not the big names or the big bank accounts that make a difference, it's the small acts of kindness and service that add up to create a better world. So, let's get started! What will you do to make MLK's dream a reality?