Declare November 1, 2021 as Extra Mile Day in Richmond
In Plain English
Extra Mile Day recognizes people who go above and beyond in their communities. The city joins a national celebration that honors volunteers, nonprofit workers, and others who make extraordinary efforts. This proclamation has no cost to the city.
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