E94: How 9/11 Became America’s Largest Day of Service with David Paine and Jay Winuk at 9/11 Day
After September 11th, David Paine and Jay Winuk had an idea: transform a day of tragedy into one defined by service. Nearly 25 years later, 9/11 Day has become one of America’s largest day of service, engaging tens of millions of people and helping establish September 11th as a federally recognized…
The Other Side of 9/11 - How One Brother Turned Grief into Service
In this episode of WISE Women with Daisy Khan, Dr. Daisy Khan reunites with high school classmate Jay Winuk to explore how personal tragedy became national healing. Jay lost his firefighter brother Glenn in the South Tower while responding to save lives, while Dr. Khan experienced the sudden shi…
The Untold Story of How America Remembers 9/11 – PART 1
Every September 11th, millions of Americans honor the victims of 9/11 by volunteering and doing good in their communities. But how did the anniversary of the deadliest terrorist attack on U.S. soil become a National Day of Service?
In Part 1 of “The Untold Story of How America Remembers 9/11,” hos…
The Untold Story of How America Remembers 9/11 – PART 2
What does it take to create a new American tradition?
For years, Jay Winuk and David Paine have been fighting to transform September 11th into a National Day of Service. Now, just when their effort seems stuck, help arrives from an unexpected place.
But getting Washington on board is only the beg…
9/11 and Ecosystems
Twenty-five years after the attacks of September 11, 2001, an entire generation of Americans has grown up knowing 9/11 as history rather than personal memory. One effort to make sure the day continues to have meaning is 9/11 Day. I discussed it with Jay Winuk, co-founder of 9/11 Day. AND, from rats…
Reflecting on what new generations can carry forward as we remember 25 years since 9/11
Many Americans can tell you exactly what they were doing 25 years ago when they learned the United States had been attacked. But for a younger generation, the attacks are something they’ve only learned about in history class.
With that in mind, it’s time to think about what we want future generati…
"9/11 Day" Founders: David Paine and Jay Winuk
David Paine and Jay Winuk are the founders of "9/11 Day". A program that commits to taking the day back and making something good of it. The two have started a volunteer program that has helped millions nationwide who are part of the hunger crisis. Today, 9/11/2026, 50,000 volunteers will pack 18 m…
9/11 - UNF Day of Service for Feeding Northeast Florida
Patriot Day entails somber memories of one of the darkest events in American history. Those who lived through it or were affected by it, hold on to the sentiment "Never forget." This year marks the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001, attacks on America -- and a new generation is bringing ne…
His Brother Died on the 105th Floor — 25 Years Later with Jay Winuk (#279)
No goodbye. No body. No funeral. Glenn was on the 105th floor on 9/11 — and 25 years later, his brother still hasn't had a chance to say what he needed to say. I was 12 when I lost my dad that same day, so I know that wound.
For the 25th anniversary, Jay Winuk opens up about losing his brother Gle…
A Day Born from Tragedy, Built for Good: 25 Years of 9/11 Day with Jay Winuk
In a new episode of Untapped Philanthropy, Jay Winuk, co-founder and Executive Vice President of 9/11 Day, joins hosts Kerrin Mitchell and Tim Sarrantonio to explore how a day born from tragedy became one of the nation’s largest days of service.
Jay shares how the loss of his brother, Glenn, inspir…
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