AmeriCorps members and South Carolina nonprofit organizations are taking a hit after the Department of Government Efficiency announced funding cuts.

Volunteers say that the move puts the service of more than 120 members across Maine at risk; members who provide vital functions like wildfire management and fuel cost reductions to communities.

RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. — With the dismantling of around 85% of AmeriCorps staff and the termination of nearly $400 million dollars ...

Before you can enjoy a hike, often AmeriCorps crews like these on Tiger Mountain put in the work to make it possible.“We have ...

If you like to get outdoors in Maine and hike, you have walked through, walked on and walked over some sort of structure that ...

Community service has dividends that once lost are hard to get back Since early last month, the Trump Administration and DOGE have been quietly dismantling AmeriCorps. Successful or not, the negative ...

"I cannot think of a federal government program that is better aligned with the current administration's agenda" than ...

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The Trump administration has chosen to kneecap one of U.S. history’s most effective, efficient and impactful federal programs providing support for rural and low-income communities.

The loss of $400 million in grants to programs across the country puts at risk the service of more than 120 participants in ...

Its full-time employees were directed late in the night April 27 to stop all work that involved using a grant they received from AmeriCorps. That funding was for between $1.4 million and $1.5 million.