This resolution advocates for the designation of the second Friday of June as "National Service and Conservation Corps Day" to acknowledge the significant contributions of these programs. It highlights the network of over 140 Service and Conservation Corps across the country, which provide education, workforce development, and support services to nearly 22,000 young adults and post-9/11 veterans annually. These corps engage participants in vital service projects addressing recreation, conservation, disaster response, and various community needs, drawing parallels to the historical Civilian Conservation Corps. Through a structured "Corps Model," participants gain valuable work experience and develop in-demand skills, often receiving stipends, education awards, and access to educational programming and career counseling. Corpsmembers contribute significantly to the preservation of historic sites, public lands, and cultural resources, completing thousands of community improvement, resilience, and resource conservation projects each year. The resolution underscores the importance of these corps in addressing pressing national challenges like deferred maintenance on public lands and providing opportunities for young people, urging continued support and expansion of this vital network.