Getting the Most Out of Your AmeriCorps Experience
This Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity member learned that the more you put into it, the more you get out of it.
This Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity member learned that the more you put into it, the more you get out of it.
After graduating from Macalester College in 2018, Ella knew she wanted to find a community of friends and serve in a school through AmeriCorps.
“Whether you’re 20, 40 or 70, you have something to offer on the job and purpose really does matter.”
Coleman reflects on the importance of confronting historic practices that perpetuate racial disparities in homeownership.
After serving as a tutor in Reading Corps to Math Corps, Bradi now has the perfect position.
Conservation Corps members serve with youth to teach them about preserving and saving the environment.
“All of the members in my GreenCorps cohort feel the urgency of wanting to get out there and change the world.”
After retiring from many years working in corporate roles at Target, Chuck yearned to continue to make an impact on his community.
Jeannette recruited members of her family to join her in Reading Corps service and continues to serve as an internal coach.
After losing a longtime job at a certified nursing assistant, Ivy used AmeriCorps service to make a career pivot.