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3rd Annual MLK Unity March

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3rd Annual MLK Unity March

Join us on Jan 20, 2025, for the 3rd Annual MLK Unity March in Modesto. Speeches, music, and community spirit! RSVP: 209-595-6966. #MLKMarch

12:30 PM – 1:00 PM

Gathering and Opening Remarks

Details: Participants gather at the designated starting point at the corner of Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd & California Ave. Opening remarks will set the tone for the day, reminding attendees of the significance of Dr. King’s legacy and the purpose of the march.

Welcome to The 3rd Annual MLK Unity March!

Join Silver Square Lodge #66 in commemorating the visionary legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at our 3rd Annual MLK Unity March. This meaningful event will be held on January 20, 2025, starting at 1:00 PM. Participants will gather at the corner of Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd & California Ave in Modesto, setting forth on a march that honors history and pledges continuity of unity and peace.

Following the march, we invite attendees to the Arbor Theater (1001 K Street, Modesto, CA 95354) for an inspiring program and luncheon. The event aims to foster community spirit and reflect on Dr. King’s values. With a donation of $25, attendees will support ongoing community initiatives and enjoy a meal at the luncheon. This gathering is an opportunity to engage with local dignitaries, community leaders, and fellow citizens in a vibrant celebration of Dr. King’s enduring impact.

RSVP and Donations:

  • Secure your spot at the luncheon and contribute to our community programs by donating $25.
  • RSVP and donations can be made via the Cash app $SilverSquare66 or by contacting the organizer directly at 209-595-6966.

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