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Martin Luther King Jr. believed deeply in helping others. That is why MLK Day is often called a “Day of Service.” Instead of spending the holiday relaxing, many people choose to volunteer. They clean parks, donate food, support charities, or help elderly neighbors.

This spirit of service reflects Dr. King’s belief that everyone has a responsibility to build a better society. The holiday teaches that even small acts of kindness can make a big difference. When people come together to help their communities, they honor Dr. King’s legacy in a meaningful way.

The Day of Service helps each of us remember that love, compassion, and unity can change the world—just as Martin Luther King Jr. dreamed.