I call upon families, schools, child health professionals, faith-based and community organizations, and State and local governments to reach out to our Nation's young people.

I love being with members of the armies of compassion, foot soldiers in helping make America a more hopeful place.

We ought to love our neighbors as we'd like to be loved ourselves.

I'm proud of the work we are doing together to help the people of this nation build a better life.

The Initiative is empowering faith-based organizations to address the needs of their communities.

They're not ‘these kids.' They're our kids. All of them.

I know people are hurting when they think about the seven youngsters who had so much hope in their lives and had their life taken during that fire.

I am my brother's keeper. I am my sister's keeper that makes this country work.

This campaign has to be about all of us-and every conversation you have today, every door you knock on, brings us one step closer to the America we want to live in.

We all have a stake in each other's success.

We didn't change the world, but we changed those neighborhoods, and I proved that old man wrong.

I wanted to thank all the volunteers who've come down to help people in need.

I'm impressed by the deep compassion and care of our fellow citizens.

America is fortunate to count such good-hearted men and women among our fellow citizens.

The quality of the education in a community helps define the nature of the community.

I'll be telling the people that I've had an honor to meet, opportunity to meet, that out of this rubble is going to come some good.

The strength of America is the heart and souls of our fellow citizens who are willing to volunteer to make their communities a better place.

Citizen service changes people for the better.