Senior Corps works with thousands of nonprofit organizations and local agencies—both secular and faith-based—to promote service opportunities for older Americans. Using Senior Corps volunteers helps these organizations meet their core missions. Senior Corps volunteers not only help reduce the cost of service, they provide invaluable skills and experience along with their dedication and concern for their communities.

• Learn more about Senior Corps and it's national service programs
• View the Senior Corps fact sheet (PDF)  |  Order printed copies

Here are some of the ways Senior Corps can work with your organization:

• Help your organization make contact with Senior Corps grantees for local collaborations of all types (SeniorCorps.gov)
      
• Help older adults find volunteer opportunities of their own in the Get Involved! web-based recruitment system. (SeniorCorps.gov)

Senior Corps Grantees and Projects

RSVP, Foster Grandparent Program, and Senior Companion Program grantees - please click here for marketing resources for your organization and projects!

Corporate Collaborations

The Corporation for National & Community Service, Senior Corps' parent organization, also collaborates with private organizations to provide support for community initiatives that help meet the needs of communities and engage Americans in service.

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Senior Corps Grant Opportunities

Senior Corps provides grants to local charities, schools, government agencies, faith-based organizations and other groups that work to strengthen their communities through senior volunteers.

• Learn more at www.SeniorCorps.gov

Tools, Training, and Information

Senior Corps offers organizations an abundance of resources to help establish and maintain well-managed and effective service and volunteer programs.

• Learn more at www.SeniorCorps.gov