did to us following 9/11. every year on the 9/11 anniversary, we take volunteers from new york and send them to some part of the country where they had a disaster and help folks rebuild. >> people near the town told us it's a grain silo. it's a culture shock. >> rebuilding homes or barns or churches, it's our way to say thank you. now more than half of our volunteers are not from new york. people from the small towns we helped are showing up to help the next community. they're from louisiana and california and indiana and illinois. you see more t-shirts from more locations. >> get you in as much as you can. >> after katrina, we jumped on the bandwagon. paying it forward is contagious. >> it's a dysfunctional family reunion of all these disaster victims that do a barn raising. >> it's the relationships that help you heal. >> it's about using the 9/11 anniversary to celebrate the volunteer spirit. >> we'll see you all next year.