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Nicola O. Goren, Chief Executive Officer (Acting) (photo)

Mon, 17 Nov 2008 00:00:00 EST

CAPTION: Nicola O. Goren, Chief Executive Officer (Acting), Corporation for National and Community Service

PHOTO CREDIT: Corporation photo by M. T. Harmon, Office of Public Affairs

Kristin McSwain, Chief of Program Operations (photo)

Mon, 17 Nov 2008 00:00:00 EST

CAPTION: Kristin McSwain, Chief of Program Operations, Corporation for National and Community Service

PHOTO CREDIT: Corporation photo by M. T. Harmon, Office of Public Affairs

National Service Agency Taps 5 Universities To Expand Research on Volunteering (photo)

Mon, 22 Sep 2008 00:00:00 EST

CAPTION: The Corporation for National and Community Service today announced it will engage five leading universities to expand scholarly and policy research and deepen understanding about volunteering, national and community service, and civic engagement in America. David Eisner, CEO of the Corporation, announced the grants before hundreds of civic, government, and education leaders gathered at the National Conference on Citizenship annual meeting at the National Archives on September 22, 2008.

PHOTO CREDIT: Corporation photo by M. T. Harmon, Office of Public Affairs

National Service Agency Taps 5 Universities To Expand Research on Volunteering (photo)

Mon, 22 Sep 2008 00:00:00 EST

National Service Agency Taps 5 Universities To Expand Research on Volunteering (photo)

Mon, 22 Sep 2008 00:00:00 EST

National Service Agency Taps 5 Universities To Expand Research on Volunteering (photo)

Mon, 22 Sep 2008 00:00:00 EST

National Service Agency Turns to Internet to Grow Campus Service (photo)

Mon, 22 Sep 2008 00:00:00 EST

CAPTION: Aiming to tap the skyrocketing popularity of social networking sites like Facebook and MySpace to promote social good, the Corporation for National and Community Service today announced $2.3 million in grants to use social media to engage college students in service to meet community needs.

PHOTO CREDIT: Corporation photo by M. T. Harmon, Office of Public Affairs

Corporate Pro-Bono Volunteering Campaign Tops $400 Million (photo)

Mon, 8 Sep 2008 00:00:00 EST

CAPTION: Less than seven months after challenging corporate America to deliver $1 billion in pro bono volunteering support for nonprofits, Corporation for National and Community Service CEO David Eisner hailed $280 million in new pledges that pushed the campaign tally past $406 million, announced new research spotlighting the untapped potential for pro-bono volunteers, and unveiled a new campaign brand, A Billion + Change. Pictured at the podium: David Eisner, CEO, Corporation for National and Community Service.

PHOTO CREDIT: Corporation photo by M. T. Harmon, Office of Public Affairs

Corporate Pro-Bono Volunteering Campaign Tops $400 Million (photo)

Mon, 8 Sep 2008 00:00:00 EST

CAPTION: Less than seven months after challenging corporate America to deliver $1 billion in pro bono volunteering support for nonprofits, Corporation for National and Community Service CEO David Eisner hailed $280 million in new pledges that pushed the campaign tally past $406 million, announced new research spotlighting the untapped potential for pro-bono volunteers, and unveiled a new campaign brand, A Billion + Change. Pictured: Dr. Robert Grimm, Director of Research and Policy Development, Corporation for National and Community Service.

PHOTO CREDIT: Corporation photo by M. T. Harmon, Office of Public Affairs

Corporate Pro-Bono Volunteering Campaign Tops $400 Million (photo)

Mon, 8 Sep 2008 00:00:00 EST

CAPTION: Less than seven months after challenging corporate America to deliver $1 billion in pro bono volunteering support for nonprofits, Corporation for National and Community Service CEO David Eisner hailed $280 million in new pledges that pushed the campaign tally past $406 million, announced new research spotlighting the untapped potential for pro-bono volunteers, and unveiled a new campaign brand, A Billion + Change. Pictured: Stan Soloway, Board Member, Corporation for National and Community Service.

PHOTO CREDIT: Corporation photo by M. T. Harmon, Office of Public Affairs

Corporate Pro-Bono Volunteering Campaign Tops $400 Million (photo)

Mon, 8 Sep 2008 00:00:00 EST

CAPTION: Less than seven months after challenging corporate America to deliver $1 billion in pro bono volunteering support for nonprofits, Corporation for National and Community Service CEO David Eisner hailed $280 million in new pledges that pushed the campaign tally past $406 million, announced new research spotlighting the untapped potential for pro-bono volunteers, and unveiled a new campaign brand, A Billion + Change. Pictured: Jean Case, Chair of the President's Council on Service and Civic Participation.

PHOTO CREDIT: Corporation photo by M. T. Harmon, Office of Public Affairs

Corporate Pro-Bono Volunteering Campaign Tops $400 Million (photo)

Mon, 8 Sep 2008 00:00:00 EST

CAPTION: Less than seven months after challenging corporate America to deliver $1 billion in pro bono volunteering support for nonprofits, Corporation for National and Community Service CEO David Eisner hailed $280 million in new pledges that pushed the campaign tally past $406 million, announced new research spotlighting the untapped potential for pro-bono volunteers, and unveiled a new campaign brand, A Billion + Change.

PHOTO CREDIT: Corporation photo by M. T. Harmon, Office of Public Affairs

National Service Battles Midwestern Floods (photo)

Tue, 17 Jun 2008 00:00:00 EST

CAPTION: As the most severe flooding in 15 years hits the Midwest, hundreds of AmeriCorps, Senior Corps and Learn and Serve America participants are working alongside tens of thousands of volunteers in battling the raging floodwaters, piling sandbags, running shelters and hotlines, and assisting evacuees.

PHOTO CREDIT: Office of Public Affairs, Corporation for National and Community Service

Major U.S. Companies Honored For Outstanding Employee Volunteer Programs (photo)

Mon, 2 Jun 2008 00:00:00 EST

CAPTION: Disney Worldwide Outreach includes its employee VoluntEARS who generously share their magic to positively affect children, their communities and the environment. Last year, Disney donated more than $177 million in cash and in-kind support to various charities around the world and Disney VoluntEARS in over 42 countries contributed more than 466,000 hours of service, including the building of playgrounds, homes for families in need, and assisting with disaster relief efforts. On June 2nd, Disney Worldwide Outreach was recognized by Points of Light & Hands On Network and presented with the organization's Award for Excellence in Workplace Volunteer Programs before thousands of attendees at the National Conference on Volunteering and Service in Atlanta.

PHOTO CREDIT: Corporation photo by M. T. Harmon, Office of Public Affairs

Major U.S. Companies Honored For Outstanding Employee Volunteer Programs (photo)

Mon, 2 Jun 2008 00:00:00 EST

CAPTION: In 2007, Booz Allen volunteers donated more than 8,500 pro bono hours, valued at over $3.1 million dollars, to support 26 major nonprofit organizations worldwide. Volunteers worked on a wide range of projects, including strategic planning, technology infrastructure, and board development using the consulting firm's intellectual capital to help these nonprofits fulfill their missions. On June 2nd, Booz Allen Hamilton was recognized by Points of Light & Hands On Network and presented with the organization's Award for Excellence in Workplace Volunteer Programs before thousands of attendees at the National Conference on Volunteering and Service in Atlanta.

PHOTO CREDIT: Corporation photo by M. T. Harmon, Office of Public Affairs

Major U.S. Companies Honored For Outstanding Employee Volunteer Programs (photo)

Mon, 2 Jun 2008 00:00:00 EST

CAPTION: In 2007, ChoicePoint Cares volunteers donated more than 6,000 volunteer hours at hundreds of community projects across the country. ChoicePoint is proud to offer low-cost volunteer background screening to youth-serving and other nonprofit organizations and to be the preferred background screening provider for the National Human Services Assembly, Little League International, Boy Scouts of America, National CASA and thousands of other nonprofits around the country that are diligently protecting the people they serve. On June 2nd, ChoicePoint was recognized by Points of Light & Hands On Network and presented with the organization's Award for Excellence in Workplace Volunteer Programs before thousands of attendees at the National Conference on Volunteering and Service in Atlanta.

PHOTO CREDIT: Corporation photo by M. T. Harmon, Office of Public Affairs

Major U.S. Companies Honored For Outstanding Employee Volunteer Programs (photo)

Mon, 2 Jun 2008 00:00:00 EST

CAPTION: Genworth's philosophy, "Think It Possible", extends its commitment to the community through volunteer efforts and outreach, which seeks to support individuals at key stages of life. Genworth's programs help children prepare for their futures, enable access to affordable housing, and enrich seniors' lives. Last year, nearly 40 percent of Genworth employees volunteered - logging more than 17,000 volunteer hours and completing close to 200 projects. On June 2nd, Genworth was recognized by Points of Light & Hands On Network and presented with the organization's Award for Excellence in Workplace Volunteer Programs before thousands of attendees at the National Conference on Volunteering and Service in Atlanta.

PHOTO CREDIT: Corporation photo by M. T. Harmon, Office of Public Affairs

Major U.S. Companies Honored For Outstanding Employee Volunteer Programs (photo)

Mon, 2 Jun 2008 00:00:00 EST

CAPTION: Citizen engagement is proving to be key to building healthy communities and a better quality of life for people. Business leaders, in particular, realize that what is good for the community also is good for their companies and employees.

PHOTO CREDIT: Corporation photo by M. T. Harmon, Office of Public Affairs

Outstanding Senior Corps Volunteers Receive Spirit of Service Awards (photo)

Mon, 2 Jun 2008 00:00:00 EST

CAPTION: On June 2, 2008, the Corporation for National and Community Service honored three outstanding Senior Corps volunteers and a private foundation for their extraordinary service with Spirit of Service Awards. Foster Grandparent Thelma King of Jacksonville, FL, or 'Granny King' as the children call her, is a retired registered nurse who supports inner-city youth at Jean Ribault High School's Exceptional Students Education Program, which serves emotionally and academically challenged students. King uses auditory, cognitive, kinesthetic skill-building activities that help students with no linguistic ability learn to use their bodies to communicate. When asked how she communicates with these children, her response was, 'All kids understand the language of love.' Granny King's success with these children has not only helped to raise their self-esteem but also has raised their graduation rates by 82 percent. Corporation Board Member Alan Solomont, Senior Corps Director Tess Scannell, and Corporation COO Elizabeth Seale presented the awards at the 2008 National Conference on Volunteering and Service.

PHOTO CREDIT: Corporation photo by M. T. Harmon, Office of Public Affairs

Outstanding Senior Corps Volunteers Receive Spirit of Service Awards (photo)

Mon, 2 Jun 2008 00:00:00 EST

CAPTION: On June 2, 2008, the Corporation for National and Community Service honored three outstanding Senior Corps volunteers and a private foundation for their extraordinary service with Spirit of Service Awards. RSVP volunteer Joel Becker of Hauppauge, NY, is an Adopt-A-Family volunteer, focusing on assisting families in need. During his service, he noticed that the families had one thing in common: none had computers in the home so the kids were missing a valuable tool that could help them with their academic skills. He approached the RSVP of Suffolk County with a proposal to refurbish donated used computers and then install them in the homes of low-income families. That idea became the Community Computer Connections Program, sponsored by RSVP and managed by Becker. He works with the county's health and welfare council to ensure that t he computers are received by families and individuals wit h the greatest need, and has recruited more than 30 other senior volunteers to help with the program. Corporation Board Member Alan Solomont, Senior Corps Director Tess Scannell, and Corporation COO Elizabeth Seale presented the awards at the 2008 National Conference on Volunteering and Service.

PHOTO CREDIT: Corporation photo by M. T. Harmon, Office of Public Affairs