Celebrates the 65th anniversary of the Peace Corps and commends its volunteers for contributions to global peace and development.
The bill celebrates the 65th anniversary of the Peace Corps, established by President John F. Kennedy on March 1, 1961. It commends the nearly 250,000 volunteers who have served in 144 countries, fostering diplomacy and development. The Peace Corps has inspired generations to pursue public service and has contributed to U.S. national security and global stability. It highlights the organization's mission to promote peace, friendship, and community-driven development.
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