Participants help make our community better
These numbers are impressive. What is even more impressive is that youth report increased leadership and development skills and more commitment to their community as a result of working with their AmeriCorps Program member. The program members in our community are changing lives and adding to the spirit of volunteerism in Snohomish County.
AmeriCorps Program members go about their service with passion, enthusiasm and grace. Their accomplishments and positive attitudes are to be applauded. The AmeriCorps Program would not be a success without host sites and host site supervisors. To the schools and faith-based and community organizations that are hosting a member, thank you.
AmeriCorps Program members come from all walks of life. Many of our members move on to careers in social services while others head back to school to earn graduate degrees. The 2007-2008 service year begins in August. We are currently recruiting members and host sites. Please contact Samantha Spitzer, at sspitzer@snocowdc.org, or visit www.worksourceonline.com/americorps if you are interested in getting involved with the AmeriCorps Program, or want to learn more about national service.
If you see somebody wearing an AmeriCorps logo, or any kind of national service or volunteer logo, give that person a pat on the back for helping our world become a better place.
Samantha Spitzer
AmeriCorps Program Director
Julie Houghton
AmeriCorps Program Coordinator





