President issues message recognizing National Volunteer Week and American volunteerism

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Donald J. Trump, President of the United State | The White House

President issues message recognizing National Volunteer Week and American volunteerism

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President Donald J. Trump issued a message on Apr. 20 in recognition of National Volunteer Week, honoring Americans who dedicate their time and resources to helping others throughout the country.

The statement highlights the importance of volunteerism in American society, noting its role in strengthening national unity and supporting those in need. The president said that for 250 years, volunteer efforts have been central to America's story, with each generation stepping forward to assist others.

"Through their devotion, they forge a brighter future for those in need and strengthen the unity of our Republic," Trump said. He emphasized that volunteers contribute across many areas, including soup kitchens, food banks, shelters, houses of worship, disaster relief efforts, healthcare settings, and classrooms.

The message underscores how every act of kindness demonstrates the character and generosity of the American people. "Every act of kindness, large or small, reflects the goodness of the American people," Trump said.

As part of National Volunteer Week observances this year, Trump called on citizens to rededicate themselves to volunteerism and continue building a nation where generosity is shared widely: "We rededicate ourselves to the noble tradition of volunteerism and recommit to building a Nation where every citizen is inspired and able to share their generosity as Americans have done for 250 years and will continue to do for many more centuries to come."

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