When signed into law more than thirty-three years ago, the goal of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday was not only to celebrate the man and his contribution to social justice, but to make the holiday a day of community service.  While many people across the nation have accepted the call by devoting their time to serve humanity, there is always more that can be done.   

In keeping with of the intentions of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday, Ignited Light and local businesses have partnered to set aside a day to organize relevant services that are essential to sustain or improve physical and economic livelihood of BIPOC residents.  The services offered include free immigration and landlord/tenant legal services, medical, dental, vision screenings, HIV/AIDS testing, employer services, and food distribution.