ServeMinnesota Welcomes Three New Leaders to Board of Directors
Representatives from community and local labor are appointed to board for state commission on national service. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – September
Nearly $50 million in federal AmeriCorps funding to benefit Minnesota communities
Minnesota programs receive federal AmeriCorps funding. About 3,000 people are needed to serve statewide.
Phil Rutherford elected to board chair for ServeMinnesota
MINNEAPOLIS (February 16, 2022) – ServeMinnesota, the state commission for AmeriCorps, announces Phil Rutherford as its new board chair. The
AmeriCorps members needed to support Afghan refugee resettlement in Minnesota
ServeMinnesota creates initiative to support Minnesota Department of Human Services State Afghan Placement Assistance Program MINNEAPOLIS (January 4, 2022) –
ServeMinnesota Launches Emergency Assistance Fund for AmeriCorps Members
Minnesota’s state commission on national and community service is partnering with social impact technology company, Edquity, to help AmeriCorps members
ServeMinnesota receives $300,000 to initiate study on culturally responsive tutoring
Program designed to provide more equitable education to Black, Latinx students and students experiencing poverty to prepare for high school
Local DEI Leader Dr. Sandra Pulles of ServeMinnesota Receives National Service Award
Local diversity, equity and inclusion leader Sandra Pulles, PhD, was recognized with the Outstanding Commission Staff Award by America’s Service Commissions.
ServeMinnesota leverages $33.6 million in federal funds for state
Federal AmeriCorps dollars will place 3,000 members in service throughout Minnesota. MINNEAPOLIS – July 21, 2021 – ServeMinnesota has
AmeriCorps Emergency Response featured in Star Tribune
Kelly Smith highlights ServeMinnesota’s Emergency Response Initiative, which is currently accepting applications for about 700 AmeriCorps members to serve in
Minneapolis/St. Paul Ranks #1 in Nation for Producing AmeriCorps Members
The Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) named the Twin Cities the top place for AmeriCorps recruitment nationally.
