UN News and Inter Press Service report that volunteers in New York City mark Nelson Mandela’s legacy with a community service effort at Refettorio Harlem. Organizers set the activity to last 67 minutes, matching the number of years Mandela devoted to public service. During the event, participants serve lunch to people experiencing food insecurity, with diplomats, city officials, and local neighborhood volunteers taking part alongside each other. The coverage describes the initiative as a practical “call to action” tied to Mandela’s example, emphasizing service rather than rhetoric. Both outlets frame the gathering as a small but symbolic response to Mandela’s enduring message, connecting a global figure and institutions with local needs in Harlem. The reports do not indicate any additional policy changes or broader program details beyond the lunch service and the time-based tribute. The event reinforces the idea that Mandela’s legacy is reflected in ongoing volunteer engagement in communities.