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As part of today’s National Day of Service honoring Martin Luther King’s legacy I wanted to share a few ways you could find opportunities to serve throughout the year. Here are a few that come highly recommended:

Serve.gov helps you not only find volunteer opportunities in your community, but also create your own. It’s powered by All For Good - a network of technology, marketing, academic and non-profit professionals.

Volunteer Match has connected millions of volunteers to over 74,000 non-profits since 1994.

Do Something focuses on activating teens (led by teens) in their community.

Apathy is Boring is a Canadian-based project using art, media and technology to encourage active citizenry.

Social Actions aggregates service opportunities from over 60 “action sources” like Policy Pitch and DonorsChoose.

You can also follow iVolunteer on Twitter, which offers daily updates on good places to volunteer in cities.

What’s missing? Please add a comment below and tell us about your favorite online volunteer resource.