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Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is: What are you doing for others?” Because of this belief, MLK Day has become known as a Day of Service. Instead of treating it as a regular holiday, many people choose to volunteer and help their communities.

On this day, volunteers clean parks, organize food drives, visit elderly citizens, and support charities. These activities reflect Dr. King’s message that everyone can contribute to positive change. The Day of Service shows that even small acts of kindness—helping a neighbor, sharing resources, or supporting someone in need—can create stronger and more united communities.

This approach to celebrating MLK Day transforms the holiday into a meaningful experience. It encourages individuals to take responsibility and work for the common good. By serving others, people continue Dr. King’s mission and help build the world he dreamed of.