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A new Notice of Grant Opportunity (NOGO) has been realeased for an AmeriCorps State special competition for programs addressing the targeted priority areas of Safer Communities and Healthy Futures.
This special competitive competition put on by the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) is seeking organizations to host programs to reduce and/or prevent prescription drug and opioid abuse, or those seeking to strengthen law enforcement and community relations. Click here for more information.
Serve Colorado is pleased to release the 2017 Notice of Grant Opportunity (NOGO) for AmeriCorps State Formula grants.
Click here for more information on how to get AmeriCorps members serving in your community.
A few times a year, Colorado unites in service to honor the legacy of people who inspire us to build a better world.
Serve Colorado's Days of Service include the MLK Day of Service, Cesar Chavez Day of Service, and 9/11 Day of Service and Remembrance, click here to learn more.
Serve Colorado administers 14 AmeriCorps State grants to organizations across the state to run AmeriCorps programs. Over 1100 members serve at over 350 service sites statewide. Click here to learn more about our AmeriCorps programs.
Another 75,000 four-year-olds across the state got a free copy of "Mouse Mess" because of OB4CO. Vist our website to view the celebrity videos and catch up on the fun!
Governor John W. Hickenlooper led the swearing-in our newest class of AmeriCorps members! He joined Wendy Spencer, the CEO of CNCS, in celebrating surpassing 1 million AmeriCorps members. Let's get things done for Colorado! #1in1Million
1 million AmeriCorps members have served over 1.4 billion hours and earned $3.3 billion for college!
Join the #1of1Million movement, and visit AmeriCorps.gov/OneMillion.
Serve Colorado serves as a catalyst for the promotion and expansion of community service and volunteerism to all Colorado residents as an effective means to address civic and social issues and improve the overall well-being of communities across the state.
