It's all about service to others. It's really a selfless day.

They painted signs that read 'No dumping' and 'Save the fish' so the river would be a lot cleaner.

At first, there were not even 300 volunteers. They just kept hoping every year that it would get bigger and bigger, and it did.

They serve God well, Who serve his creatures.

They've removed this from the light of day and essentially created their own slush fund.

They come to the Muskie Center and they have a very full, active day. It's not a baby-sitting service; it's just a wonderful program where people blossom.