AmeriCorps strives to make a lasting impact on its participants, partners, partners, communities served, and the civic health of society as it fosters the powerful synergies between these interconnected domains.
Each of these domains can be defined as:
Participants: The individuals who join AmeriCorps as members and volunteers to serve local communities through AmeriCorps programs.
Partners: AmeriCorps grantees and sponsoring organizations receiving AmeriCorps program funding to implement service projects.
Communities: The individuals, groups, and local areas that experience services from AmeriCorps-funded grantees or sponsors delivered by AmeriCorps members and volunteers.
Society: National service, volunteering, and civic engagement in the United States.
Go to each section to view evidence of impact in each of these domains.
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