Service isn't a one-day event for the volunteers helping to rebuild after Hurricane Sandy. 
The volunteers shown here installed new structural and floor supports in a Staten Island home. Today the U.S. Presidential Inauguration activities kicked off with a National Day of Service to honor the legacy, memory, and service of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Helping the Sandy victims is a great way to begin.
The volunteers shown here installed new structural and floor supports in a Staten Island home. Today the U.S. Presidential Inauguration activities kicked off with a National Day of Service to honor the legacy, memory, and service of civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Helping the Sandy victims is a great way to begin.
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PHOTO: Last month, Gary Roes and Christian Burt, Mennonite Disaster Service volunteers, traveled to Staten Island, New York to help fix the storm-damaged home of Carlos Mendez. FEMA photo ID 62334 by Ed Edahl/FEMA, FEMA Photo Library
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