There is a movement in the air. We know you can feel it...
but have YOU actually been moved yet? If not, maybe we can help.
At least twice a year anyway...
Twice a year you change your clock by 60 minutes. You lose 'em. You gain 'em. Just where do those minutes go? Good question. We don’t know either. What we do know is from this moment on, we can all make a difference by donating those lost or gained minutes to our communities in the form of volunteerism.
Americans adjust their time clocks during Daylight Savings Time weekends by sixty (60) minutes. From now on, each American will make the adjustment and have the opportunity to help others along the way by serving their communities. Each weekend when Daylight Savings Time begins and ends, we are calling on all Americans to become a part of the SERVE 60™ movement.
SERVE 60™ is a national grassroots initiative designed to increase service and volunteerism across America. Each time we change our clocks, we are calling on all Americans to turn their Daylight Savings Time weekends into community service weekends by pledging to take the 60 minutes lost or gained and SERVE 60™. During Fall, we ask Americans to take their extra 60 minutes and volunteer or donate them to a nonprofit or the community. In Spring, those same nonprofits are losing 60 minutes so we ask Americans to help them recoup those lost 60 minutes by volunteering again.
You get the idea. If you still aren't sure, type in your zip code and click on the link above to find a list of organizations that would love to get your donated 60 minutes!