21 Ways to Serve America
A call goes out with 21 ways you can give back and pay it forward to current and future stewards of the country
Citizen Schools' 3,200 adult volunteers lead after-school programs for 4,500 kids at middle schools in 21 cities. Students build solar cars, litigate at mock trials and study stocks, creating a 'culture of achievement.' To get involved, go to citizenschools.org
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