Our Coalition

Working Together

Since 2003, Voices for National Service has worked to create and expand federally-supported service opportunities in America.

As a coalition of national and local service programs, state service commissions, and individual champions of service, we work to educate the nation’s leaders on the impact of national service programs and to develop bipartisan support for the federal investment in national service initiatives.

Voices for National Service is proud to represent the diversity of the entire national service family, including programs supported by AmeriCorps, AmeriCorps Seniors, The Volunteer Generation Fund, and State Service Commissions. The coalition’s work is driven by the needs of our members and is overseen by a Steering Committee of leaders from the national service community.

Our work would not be possible without financial support from our member organizations.

By becoming a member of Voices for National Service, your organization can support our critical mobilization, advocacy, policy, and research initiatives to secure a bright future for national service in America.


Featured Members of Voices for National Service

Teach For America

Founded in 1990, Teach For America recruits and develops a diverse corps of outstanding college graduates and professionals to make an initial two-year commitment to teach in high-need schools. And after 25 years, more than 50,000 leaders have joined the...

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College Possible

College Possible was founded in Minnesota with the goal of expanding college opportunity, access and success for low-income students. AmeriCorps members who serve with College Possible provide an intensive curriculum of coaching and support to low-income students from their junior...

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FoodCorps

“We need to stand together to expand service opportunities in America,” says Curt Ellis, CEO and Co-Founder of FoodCorps. “Voices for National Service unites our movement in a single voice to achieve that goal and to enable organizations like FoodCorps...

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