article_snippet: Clinton and Kimmel teamed up Monday to help announce a new program called Serve a Year that asks college and high school grads to spend a year contributing to Chelsea Clinton and Jimmy Kimmel communities rather than immediately moving into college or the work force.
article_snippet: Chelsea Clinton and Jimmy Kimmel spoke at the launch of non-profit ServiceNation's 'Serve
article_snippet: Clinton and late night host Kimmel teamed up Monday in Los Angeles to push for Serve a Year -- an initiative that urges high school and college graduates to serve Chelsea Clinton and late night host Jimmy Kimmel communities for a year after graduating . '
article_snippet: Clinton and Zach Maurin, Executive Director of ServiceNation appear at the announcement by ServiceNation to launch Serve A Year at Jimmy Kimmel Live!
article_snippet: Star-studded: Clinton chats with actress Freida Pinto at the announcement for ServiceNation to launch 'Serve A Year' Emmy-winning actor Joe Morton and Clinton pose at Jimmy Kimmel Live!
highlights_snippet: Clinton and Kimmel teamed up with the group ServiceNation to help popularize a year of service with the help of corporations and entertainers .
  