
2010-2011 Bay Area LISC AmeriCorps
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AmeriCorps joins a long tradition of national programs such as the Civilian Conservation Corps, the GI Bill, the Peace Corps, and VISTA that have encouraged and rewarded service. AmeriCorps is locally driven, offering resources to communities to design and implement their own solutions. We are now in our 17th year of the program. Over the course of the last decade, LISC AmeriCorps members in the Bay Area have contributed to neighborhood organizing, tenant association formation, housing development, merchant outreach, tenant services, youth programs, and many other activities. The Bay Area LISC AmeriCorps program expands the capacity of Bay Area nonprofits and brings new talent to the community development field. Many of our AmeriCorps get hired by their host organizations or by other community development organizations upon completion of their year of service.
Now Accepting Proposals for 2011 AmeriCorps Summer Member Slots!
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AmeriCorps member slots are ideal for organizations that will utilize members in new initiatives, especially those that involve innovative approaches, collaborations with other agencies, and/or multi-objective projects. Preference will be given to organizations that demonstrate a greater cross-integration of programs and objectives. Organizations may apply to Quarter-Time (450 hours) and/or Minimum-time (300 hours) slots.
How to apply: Download here to view the summer 2011 RFP. If you have any questions about the AmeriCorps program or would like to discuss your project ideas, please contact the coordinator of the Bay Area LISC AmeriCorps program, Julie O'Loughlin at (415) 397-7322 x11 or joloughlin@lisc.org.
Deadline: Submit your proposals no later than 5:00 pm Friday, March 4th, 2011. Proposals may be mailed, faxed or emailed. Postmarked proposals will be not be accepted.
Send proposals to:
Julie O'Loughlin
LISC AmeriCorps
369 Pine Street, Suite 350
San Francisco, CA 94104
Fax: (415) 397-8605
Email: joloughlin@lisc.org
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2009-2010 Members Volunteering to Maintain a School Farm at Lincoln Elementary School in Richmond

Second Year Member Kathleen Quan Hard at Work During a Service Project

2010-2011 Members Working Along the Richmond Greenway During MLK National Day of Service
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