September 11th
A National Day of Service and Remembrance
Join us on Saturday, September 12th as we honor the nearly 3,000 lives lost in the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, as well as the countless first responders and service members who answered the call. In partnership with the National Cemetery Administration, volunteer at National Cemeteries, VA Grant funded Cemeteries, or at a local cemetery across the nation.
Patriot Day is not just a day of remembrance.
It's a day of service — honoring their sacrifice through action.
Service Project
Remember the lives of those impacted by the events of 9/11 by volunteering service hours at a participating cemetery near you.
Honor a Hero
HOW TO PARTICIPATE
Join the Movement
Help beautify sacred grounds at any of the 120+ participating National, Grant Funded, and Local Cemeteries across the nation.
Honor a hero by donating. All contributions support those who serve and sacrifice daily.
Bring your family, youth group, or team to volunteer together in shared service and remembrance.
Find a Cemetery
Locate a participating VA National Cemetery near you and sign up to volunteer on 9/11.
Join us for a day of volunteering and service at a VA National Cemetery or VA Grant Funded Cemetery across the country. This is a powerful opportunity for individuals, youth groups, employee teams, and entire communities to come together in service. For questions, please contact us at contact@carrytheload.org.
Mobile National Cemetery – National Day of Service
Morovis National Cemetery – National Day of Service
Mill Springs National Cemetery – National Day of Service
Marietta National Cemetery – National Day of Service
Marion National Cemetery – National Day of Service
Massachusetts National Cemetery – National Day of Service
Memphis National Cemetery – National Day of Service
Lebanon National Cemetery – National Day of Service
Lexington National Cemetery – National Day of Service
Ready to Serve?
Whether you clean a headstone, donate in tribute, or simply share a story — every act of service honors the legacy of those we lost on 9/11.

