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Saturday, May 25, 2013

Let’s Read. Let’s Move.
United We Serve: Let’s Read. Let’s Move. calls on all Americans to participate in combating summer reading loss and childhood obesity through volunteering and service this summer.
Commit to Serve
In January, President Obama called for a National Day of Service that coincided with the Martin Luther King Jr., Weekend of Service. As a result, thousands of Americans joined the First Family and engaged in service across the nation. Here’s how you can continue serving all year long!
Senior Corps Makes an Impact
Learn more about the impact Senior Corps volunteers are having in their communities.
Service Toolkits
Have an idea for a service project - like getting a group together to volunteer each week at a homeless shelter, or reading to kids at your local library? Learn how to turn your volunteer idea into a successful service project using our do-it-yourself toolkits.
The Corporation for National and Community Service is committed to engaging all Americans, including veterans and military families, in positively impacting the lives of the military community through volunteering and national service.

The President is calling on all Americans to participate in our nation’s recovery and renewal by serving in our communities. There are many ways to get involved. America’s new foundation will be built one community at a time - and it starts with you.

Oklahoma: How to Help

Disaster Response and Recovery

President Obama’s words remind us of the remarkable way in which Americans across the country will unite after tragedy strikes, just as they have done in the wake of the devastating tornado that struck Moore, Oklahoma yesterday. As with so many other tragedies that shake our communities, the outpouring of support and desire to help that followed this disaster brings hope. Here are a few ways you can help.

Posted on 5/21/2013

Senior Corps: Making a Difference for Generations

National Service

All this week we have celebrated the extraordinary contributions of the 360,000 men and women who make up our Senior Corps.

Posted on 5/10/2013

Senior Corps: Helping West, Texas Recover

Disaster Response and Recovery

This week, the Corporation for National and Community Service, elected officials, and community leaders are marking the contributions of Senior Corps volunteers across the country. In fact, more than 40 governors have issued proclamations for Senior Corps Week.

Posted on 5/8/2013

Introducing the New Home for National Service and Volunteering

Welcome to the new online home for the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS). You’ve probably noticed that we’ve made a few changes to the look and feel of our site, so we’ve put together this short guide to navigating the site and finding what you need.

Posted on 5/4/2013

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