Resources for Colleges and Universities
Promote your College Meal Pack for 9/11 Day
HERE’S HOW TO
GET STARTED
1
Teach students and staff about the importance of 9/11 Day.
Visit the “About Us” section
on our website, to learn
more about how 9/11 became a National Day of Service, to watch the amazing
stories of our 9/11 Day Ambassadors, and more. Share the link with your full
campus community!
Distribute our 9/11 Day Lesson Plans to Staff interested in
teaching students about the 9/11 National Day of Service, and encouraging good
deeds on 9/11.
2
Promote your College Meal Pack for 9/11 Day Event
Encourage participation in your 9/11 Day Meal Pack event by tailoring these
template promotional materials:
3
Launch an #IWillFor911Day campus campaign
Engage students and
staff in pledging and performing their own good deeds on 9/11, and make a public
campus-wide commitment to service, using our Step-by-Step #IWillfor9/11DayGuide.
5
Draw inspiration from these 9/11 Day “Ambassador Videos”
(Designed for
students at the high school-level and above)
Rekindling a spirit of
unity in
America
Cait Leavey
Lost her father, an FDNY firefighter, on 9/11
Scott Strauss
Police officer and 9/11 rescuer.
Jay Winuk
Co-founder, 9/11 Day, lost his brother Glenn on 9/11.
David Paine
Co-founded 9/11 Day to promote unity in America.
Thomas Howard
Born on September 11, 2001