Mozilla, the community of people behind the Firefox web browser, has a deep commitment and belief that everyone should have an awesome Web experience and access to technology! On top of that, we've got a long legacy of volunteer work that has helped turn the Web around. We're coming together to host our first Mozilla Service Week this September. (http://mozillaservice.org/)

During the week of September 14-21, Mozilla will mobilize our community to help non-profits, social entrepreneurs, individuals and community groups meet their technology needs. Here are some ways you too can help:

* Teach senior citizens how to use the Web.
* Show a non-profit how to use social networking to grow its base of supporters.
* Install a wireless network at a school.
* Create Web how-to materials for a library’s computer cluster.
* Refurbish hardware for a local computer center.
* Help a non-profit update its website or database.

Come be the difference! Here's how to get involved:

1) Search and sign up for a volunteer opportunity or create your own by finding a person or organization that needs help!

http://mozillaservice.org/promote/mozservice09/en_US

2) Help get the word out!

Twitter, Facebook & Twibbon: http://www.spreadfirefox.com/mozillaservice

More: http://mozillaservice.org/promote/mozservice09/en_US

3) If you’re an organization in need of tech help, list your needs here:

http://mozillaservice.org/learn_more/get_help/en_US