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ABOUT US

Nevada Volunteers

OUR MISSION

Nevada Volunteers is strengthening Nevada through AmeriCorps and volunteerism.





About Us

 

Welcome to Nevada Volunteers, a new name for the Nevada Commission for National and Community Service, Inc. and a new look at the state of volunteering in Nevada. Nevada Volunteers plans to build a collaborative statewide infrastructure that supports already-existing volunteer efforts across the state; increases and improves volunteer opportunities; and improves volunteer management and retention.

The commission is in its 10th year as a non-profit organization whose primary purpose is to award and administer the AmeriCorps*State funds, a national service program that rewards citizens for serving their communities with a stipend and education award. They also manage the annual Governor's Points of Light awards. Their goal is to strengthen Nevada through service and volunteerism.

"We're delighted with our broader focus and are thrilled the First Lady has taken up the cause to bring more awareness to volunteerism in Nevada," said Shawn Lecker-Pomaville, executive director. "This is a unique opportunity for Nevada to strategically utilize service and volunteerism to address many of our state's unmet needs."

Stay tuned to this website for further developments!



Group of Volunteers
Volunteer Now

UPCOMING EVENTS
September 11, 2010
September 11th National Day of Service

September 14, 2010
Social Media and Volunteer Engagement

September 15, 2010
Volunteer Match 101

September 15, 2010
Boomer Volunteer Engagement: Introduction and Overview

September 21, 2010
Making Volunteer Engagement Everyone's Job


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