9/11 Day of Service & Remembrance

Honor the legacy of 9/11 by turning remembrance into action through meaningful service that strengthens communities and saves lives.
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9/11 Day of Service & Remembrance

Honor 9/11 Through Service and Volunteerism

As we commemorate the 25th anniversary of September 11, the American Heart Association is proud to support 9/11 Day, the nation’s largest annual day of service and remembrance. Led by the nonprofit organization 9/11 Day, this federally recognized day invites people across the country to turn remembrance into positive action. Inspired by the theme “One Nation. United for Good.”, we invite individuals, families, companies, schools and community organizations to honor those impacted by 9/11 through meaningful service that strengthens communities and supports health and well-being.

Choose from flexible volunteer activities that make it easy for everyone to take meaningful action throughout September. Each free toolkit includes step-by-step guidance, resources and ideas to make participation simple and accessible.

Together, we can honor September 11 through service that strengthens communities, supports well-being and helps more people take action for health.

How it Works

Complete the form below to receive free volunteer activity toolkits. Each toolkit includes step-by-step guidance, resources and ideas to plan and self-activate an activity that works for you or your group.

Volunteer Activities

Nation of Lifesavers

Nation of Lifesavers

Help Create a Nation of Lifesavers

Help more people feel prepared to respond in a cardiac emergency through CPR awareness, lifesaving education and cardiac emergency preparedness. No CPR certification or instructor experience is required to participate. Best for: individuals, workplace teams and community groups interested in health education and lifesaving action.

Gratitude Event for First Responders

Gratitude Event for First Responders

Show Appreciation for Those Who Serve

Recognize first responders, emergency personnel, healthcare workers and community heroes through meaningful acts of appreciation that promote connection, mental well-being and access to American Heart Association resources. Best for: groups looking for a gratitude-focused activity that supports those who serve.

9/11 Remembrance Walk

9/11 Remembrance Walk

Walk, Remember and Make a Difference

Bring people together for a meaningful walk that honors those impacted by September 11 while promoting physical activity, heart health and community connection. Best for: individuals, families, workplace teams and community groups who want a simple, flexible way to participate.