On September 11, 2001, four commercial airliners were hijacked by radical terrorists whose evil actions took the lives of nearly 3,000 Americans, most of whom perished in the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center. It is a sobering day of infamy for those who remember it and those who have read of its history.
In a few short weeks, there will be an opportunity to show remembrance and honor the lives lost that fateful day. And what better way to honor the fallen souls than giving of our talents and time to worthy causes that can keep their memory alive. For the National Day of Service and Remembrance, join us in serving locally in our community. There will be service projects at Unity Park in Magnolia, the National Cemetery for the City of Houston, the Tomball Community Garden, TEAM and others. Come and share your talents and love by providing service to worthy causes that remind us what it means to be united!
2023 9/11 National Day of Service and Remembrance Projects:
Weed and Paint at Unity Park in Magnolia – Sign Up Now
Help at the Magnolia Helping Hands Garden – Sign Up Now
Help fill the TEAM food pantry (unloading large donations of food) – Sign Up Now
Clear brush and remove shed at the Tomball Community Garden – Sign Up Now
Serve at the Houston National Cemetery – Click Here
Stop, Drop and Serve
If you are unable to commit to serve at one of our local projects listed above, please stop by our Tomball building (919 Brown Rd, Tomball) from 9am to noon to stop, drop and serve. We will have multiple service projects happening at the church including tying and collecting blankets for Project Linus, coloring Kid’s Meal lunch sacks, making cards for Operation Gratitude, and dividing food staples for distribution at TEAM.
Can’t make it but still want to help support?
- Donate fleece for Project Linus blankets
- Donate pine needles to Magnolia Helping Hands Garden
- Donate flour, sugar, beans, rice or quart size freezer bags.
- Donate something off TOMAGWA’s wishlist
- Hop on JustServe and sign up to serve at a future time
Want to know what we did for our 2022 9/11 National Day of Service and Remembrance? Click here
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