The Secular Student Alliance, a national nonprofit dedicated to organizing nonreligious students, has been invited to help plan a national gathering for the President’s Interfaith and Community Service Challenge.

The planning session includes traditional faith based organizations, such as Hillel (a Jewish student group), and the Hindu American Seva Charities, in addition to non-religious charitable organizations, such as Campus Compact.

"We're honored to be included in the President's call for interfaith and community service," said Jesse Galef, spokesperson for the Secular Student Alliance. "There are thousands of nonreligious students eager to work alongside their religious friends to make the world a better place."