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9/11 Day of Service and Remembrance 2025

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  • Three schools created mini-memorials, containing 435 new laminated biographies. 

  • Having the student-created biographies scanned and digitally shared allowed us to include them in our American Flag memorial (see below). We also recovered over 150 older biographies from page protectors to laminate and reattach next year.  

  • Nine students and two teachers packed 312 emergency meal kits in 13 boxes, enough to feed 1,872 people. 

  • Learn and Serve Tampa Inc documented 476 youth in almost 1,500 hours of community service throughout the week.

9/11/25

Will you join Learn and Serve Tampa for the 9/11 Day of Service and Remembrance this year?

Schools 

Engage students in

service-learning remembrance

and volunteer projects

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First Responders

Support fundraising that directly benefits our 9/11 activities!

Supporters

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Thank you, volunteers and sponsors!

Learn and Serve Tampa engaged over 600 youth in the 2024 9/11 National Day of Service and Remembrance, packing over 480 meals at the 911Day.org Meal Pack, delivering Gift Baskets to 23 City of Tampa Fire Stations, and creating over 700 biographies to display on remembrance memorials for the 2,977 victims of 9/11. Youth contributed over 100 hours of service assisting with the American Flag memorial that was the site of a special 9/11 remembrance ceremony for the local community. We would like to recognize the following businesses, organizations, and people for their contributions to our events:  FireWatch Magazine and Toni Hedstrom, American Legion Post 108 and Don Hinst, Rosebud Continuum and Valerie, Marquis & Company and Helen Marquis, American Visual Brands and Matt Fest, Inc., Publix, Support The Troops, Inc. and Mark Van Trees, 911Day.org and Jackie Williams, and local organizers Jennifer Bisbee and Melinda Hartline, Imagine Learning of Land O' Lakes and Christine Gomez, Carrollwood Day School and Shelly Hollingsworth, Franklin Boys Preparatory Academy and Adiel Silva, Edwin Kain, Jacinth Dawkins, and Ms. King, Pizzo K-8 and Richard Paz and , and City of Tampa Fire Station No. 34. 

9/11 American Flag Memorial
2023

The American Flag Memorial was started in 2010 at Randall Middle School and has since been on display at Franklin Boys Preparatory Academy and the University of South Florida. 

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9/11 Day
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