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Why ServeNext?

The future of National Service depends on supporters coming together and taking action. At this moment, the service movement is at a critical crossroads: will programs continue to get cut or will supporters take action? Together we can achieve the vision of service being the common expectation of every citizen and a problem solving force in our communities.

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Experience Corps

Experience Corps has flourished more recently than ever. With baby boomers looking for more service opportunities rather than retiring, it’s hard not to share the same enthusiasm and passion as associate director, Amy Zandarski-Pica, and director of communications, Sarah Priestman have.
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Around the Web

The Young and the Restless: It seems as if the most recent buzz around the web is the restlessness and consistent activism among today’s generation. The New Republic’s “The Engaged Generation”baffles at the high voter turnout for young Americans.
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Action Network Co-Chairs

Sign up to co-chair a ServeNext Action Network in your home district!

Register to Vote!

Fill out your voter registration form online now with help from our friends at Rock the Vote.

National Service Express Tour

The National Service Express Tour was a campaign to travel the country, visiting 30 cities in 60 days ALL by Greyhound buses. The purpose was to meet with folks and get them excited about being a voice for National Service Expansion at this critical moment.

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ServeNext Buffalo Meeting Recap

Listen to ServeNext members talk about why they are getting involved in advocating for national service.

Sen. Clinton on AmeriCorps

Talks about her plan to more-than-double the Eli Segal Education Award.

Photo Gallery of Events is Coming Soon!

View photos from various events across the U.S.

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News

The Chronicle of Philanthropy

Jun 9, 2008 : Philanthropy.com
AmeriCorps alumni and ServeNext.org members ,are traveling the country by bus for the National Service Express Tour, hitting 30 cities in 60 days while holding meetings and other events to encourage AmeriCorps volunteers and alumni to put pressure on politicians to expand national service.
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A Time To Serve

Sep 10, 2007 : Time Magazine
The courageous souls who signed the Declaration of Independence pledged "our Lives, our Fortunes and our sacred Honor." The least we can do to keep the Republic is to pledge a little time.
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