Servathon 2010 was a SUCCESS! Thank you for your commitment to service.

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Thank You!

Servathon volunteers paint brighten the stairway at Malcolm X Elementary School.

Thank you for your dedication to service and your hard work. Right now the impact made by of Servathon volunteers is being embraced by community members across this region. Children are playing on new playgrounds, area youth are being wowed by beautiful murals freshly painted teen rooms and senior citizens are remembering the volunteers who spent their Saturday playing board games and talking with them.

You rolled up your sleeves, you gave of your time, and you left a lasting impact on your fellow community members who desperately need it. Greater DC Cares thanks YOU for your loyal commitment to your community and to service. We can’t make this powerful impact without you and we can’t wait to do it again for Servathon 2011!


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Please take a moment to view articles & photos from Servathon 2010. If you have photos from Servathon that you’d like to share, please send them to greaterdccares@gmail.com.

Sunday, April 28, The Washington Post

Servathon VIP Reception – by Kelly Williams

Kick-Off & Langdon Park Recreation Center by Kelly Williams

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Calling Servathon Photographers

If you have photos from Servathon that you’d like to share, please send them to greaterdccares@gmail.com.

Support Servathon

Each year during Servathon, thousands of volunteers from all walks of life choose to lend their time and energy to help those in need. They also spread the word about Servathon and raise critical funding for Greater DC Cares. Learn more about our work and how you can help the cause.

About Greater DC Cares

With 20 years of experience, Greater DC Cares is the leading and largest coordinator of volunteerism in the region. Greater DC Cares comprehensively mobilizes volunteers and strengthens nonprofits to better impact communities and the key issues in the Greater DC Region. Greater DC Cares works with a network of more than 750 nonprofits, 20,000 volunteers and a host of corporate and foundation partners working together to positively impact the region. For more information visit www.greaterdccares.org.