Day of Peace

Day of Peace
What is a Day of Peace?

Day of Peace Flickr CollectionA Day of Peace is a quarterly volunteer service opportunity coordinated by Project Peace East Bay to bring together local faith-based groups, non-profit organizations, and East Bay social service providers.

Project Peace's hope is that through these partnerships our local East Bay communities will become more environmentally, economically and socially sustainable.

A Day of Peace is an opportunity for people from very different backgrounds to come together simply to love and serve our shared community. Whether you are a friend, neighbor, colleague, someone who cares very deeply about the agency that is being served, or someone who just wants to make new friends, the Day of Peace is a great place for you to get connected into working towards more sustainable communities.

What does a Day of Peace look like?

A Day of Peace usually involves community “sweat equity.” Landscaping, construction, painting, organizing, cleaning up a watershed—all of these activities and more comprise a Day of Peace. See photos on our Flickr collection.

For more information, email DayofPeace@ProjectPeaceEastBay.org


Next Day of Peace!

When:
February 11, 2012
9:00 am – 12:00 pm

Where:
Claremont Middle School 

Register:

Click here to register for the event!

Promote

Day of Peace FlyerDownload the Day of Peace Flyer and email to friends or print and post at your office or non-profit. Fill in the blank box with date and time of upcoming event.


Photos

Day of Peace workThe first official Day of Peace was on September 8, 2007. Over 50 volunteers served the Chaparral House in Berkeley and Claremont Middle School in Oakland. View Photos