National Service in Ohio - AmeriCorps

Information on this page reflects active programs as of February 10, 2017

National Service in Ohio

More than 8,500 people of all ages and backgrounds are helping tomeet local needs, strengthen communities, and increase civicengagement through national service in Ohio. Serving at more than1,500 locations throughout the state, these citizens tutor and mentorchildren, support veterans and military families, provide healthservices, restore the environment, respond to disasters, increaseeconomic opportunity, and recruit and manage volunteers.

MEETING COMMUNITY NEEDS IN OHIO Senior Corps:contribute their time and talents in one of three Senior Corpsprograms. Foster Grandparents serve one-on-one as tutors andmentors to more than 3,200 young people who have specialneeds. Senior Companions help more than 2,100 homeboundseniors and other adults maintain independence in their ownhomes. RSVP volunteers conduct safety patrols, renovate homes,protect the environment, tutor and mentor youth, respond tonatural disasters, and provide other services through more than870 groups across Ohio.

individuals the opportunity to provide intensive, results-driven serviceto meet education, environmental, health, economic, and otherpressing needs in communities across Ohio. Most AmeriCorps grantfunding goes to the ServeOhio, which in turn awards grants tononprofit groups to respond to local needs. Most of the remainder ofthe grant funding is distributed by CNCS directly to multi-state andnational organizations through a competitive grants process. Otherindividuals serve through AmeriCorps VISTA, whose members helpbring individuals and communities out of poverty by serving full-timeto fight hunger and illiteracy, improve health services, and increasehousing opportunities, and AmeriCorps NCCC (National CivilianCommunity Corps), a 10-month, full time residential program for menand women between the ages of 18 and 24. In exchange for theirservice, AmeriCorps members earn an education award that can beused to pay for college or to pay back qualified student loans. Since1994, more than 33,000 Ohio residents have served more than 52million hours and have qualified for Segal AmeriCorps EducationAwards totaling more than $105,930,000.

This year AmeriCorps will provide more than 1,300AmeriCorps:

More than 7,100 seniors in Ohio

The Corporation for National and Community Service is a federal agency that improves lives, strengthens communities, and fosters civic engagement through service and volunteering. CNCS engages millions of Americans in service to meet local needs through Senior Corps, AmeriCorps, and national days of service; improves communities through the Social Innovation Fund, and leads volunteer initiatives across the nation. To learn more visit NationalService.gov orServe.gov or call 202-606-5000 or TTY 1-800-833-3722.

Social Innovation Fund: The Social Innovation Fund transforms

This year, the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS)will commit more than $28,000,000 to support Ohio communitiesthrough national service and social innovation initiatives. CNCSinvests in cost-effective community solutions--working hand in handwith local partners to improve lives, expand economic opportunity, andengage citizens in solving problems in their communities. Serving inmany of the state's most impoverished communities, CNCS providesvital support to schools, food banks, homeless shelters, communityhealth clinics, youth centers, veterans service facilities, and othernonprofit and faith-based organizations at a time of growing demandfor services. Through a unique public-private partnership, this federalinvestment will leverage an additional $20,710,000 in other resourcesto strengthen community impact, build local support, and increasereturn on taxpayer dollars. Nationwide, CNCS, its grantees, andproject sponsors generated more than $1.25 billion in outsideresources from businesses, foundations, public agencies, and othersources in FY 2015.

lives and communities using limited federal investment as acatalyst to grow the impact of nonprofits with evidence of strongresults. It harnesses the expertise of grantmaking intermediariesto identify, evaluate and expand effective nonprofits andengages funding partners to contribute nearly three dollars toevery one federal dollar invested. As the Social Innovation Fundnetwork grows programs that work in Ohio, more people are ableto overcome their most pressing challenges in the areas ofeconomic opportunity, health, and youth development. The SocialInnovation Fund is investing more than $170,000 in expandingthe impact of 3 nonprofits in Ohio.

Information on this page reflects active programs as of February 10, 2017

Ohio At a GlanceProgram FundingAmeriCorps Projects Participants Education Scholarships1 2Service Locations

AmeriCorps National 35 350 $2,253,461 $2,820,72883 3

AmeriCorps State Competitive 8 535 $2,762,125 $3,820,328216AmeriCorps State Formula 14 273 $1,204,474 $2,817,798111AmeriCorps VISTA 17 165 $953,635 $2,546,115169

74 1,323 $7,173,695 $12,004,969AMERICORPS TOTAL (Current Projects Only) 579

Program FundingProjects Participants Education ScholarshipsService LocationsSenior CorpsFoster Grandparent Program 7 970 - $3,228,614277RSVP 15 5,659 - $2,233,665871Senior Companion Program 6 551 - $1,646,03469Senior Demonstration Program 1 - - -17

29 7,180 - $7,108,313SENIOR CORPS TOTAL (Current Projects Only) 1,234

Program FundingProjects Participants Education ScholarshipsService LocationsSocial Innovation Fund3 - - $175,000-Nonprofit Subgrantees

3 - - $175,000-SOCIAL INNOVATION FUND TOTAL (Current Projects Only)

Program FundingOther Funding Projects Participants Education ScholarshipsService Locations

Martin Luther King Day 1 - - $966,392-Research Grants 1 - - $201,244-State Commission Operations Support 1 - - $377,324-

3 - - $1,544,960OTHER FUNDING TOTAL (Current Projects Only) -

$7,173,695109 8,503 $20,833,242PROGRAM TOTALS

$28,006,937TOTAL CNCS FUNDING (Including Segal AmeriCorps Education Awards)

Notes: The data shown represents a snapshot in time. CNCS project sites, participants, and funding change throughout the year, so the data may not reflect current conditions.

TOTAL CNCS FUNDING + TOTAL LOCAL PROGRAM SUPPORT

$20,712,463TOTAL LOCAL PROGRAM SUPPORT

1,813

(Non-CNCS Resources) 5

$48,719,400

4

1 This figure represents the number of awarded positions available to be filled in the 2016 - 2017 program year. For AmeriCorps VISTA, this represents the actual number ofVISTA members in active service.

2 This figure represents the maximum potential value of Segal AmeriCorps Education Awards that can be earned by AmeriCorps members serving in Ohio. The award can beused in any state to pay for college, graduate school, vocational training, or to pay back student loans. The education award total is included in total CNCS funding.

3 AmeriCorps National figures may include national programs headquartered in the state and/or operating sites of national programs that are headquartered in other states.Funding reflects the estimated proportionate share of the national grant associated with operating sites in this report. Some national organizations do not report operatingsite data, or it was not available at time of publishing, so figures may not reflect current conditions.

4 The service location total may contain multiple counts of unique locations where multiple CNCS programs are operating.5 As part of its public-private partnership approach, CNCS requires grantees to leverage additional resources to strengthen community impact and increase the return on the

federal investment. This figure reflects non-CNCS cash and in-kind resources that CNCS grantees and project sponsors have committed to raise or other revenue used tosupport their programming activities across the state. Last year, CNCS, its grantees, and project sponsors generated more than $1.25 billion in outside resources frombusinesses, foundations, public agencies, and other sources.

Since 1994, more than 33,000 Ohio residents have served more than 52 million hours and have qualified for Segal AmeriCorps Education Awards totaling morethan $105,930,000.

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State Commission

The Ohio Commission on Service and Volunteerism (ServeOhio) manages 20 AmeriCorps programs engaging more than 800 membersserving at 440 sites across the state of Ohio. AmeriCorps members address critical local needs in education, health, and economicopportunity, building the capacity of schools and community organizations to achieve results. In the current program year, OhioAmeriCorps members will tutor, mentor, and teach more than 50,000 students -- increasing attendance rates and course completion tohelp students build successful strategies for high school graduation, higher education, and meaningful employment opportunities toachieve long-term life goals. In addition, ServeOhio invests in local volunteer mobilization through its private public partnership, Stewardsof Service. ServeOhio provides local project funding on National Days of Service (MLK Day of Service, Global Youth Service Day, and Make ADifference Day), champions outstanding volunteer efforts through the ServeOhio Awards, and provides high-quality professionaldevelopment to improve volunteer infrastructure.

The Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corporation engages 13 AmeriCorps members in the YNDC REVITALIZE AmeriCorps program.The members create high-quality affordable housing by cleaning up and landscaping vacant lots, developing long-term reuse strategieswith neighborhood residents and stakeholders, boarding and securing vacant and blighted structures to increase safety and rehabilitation,and making repairs to low-income, owner-occupied households to sustain home-ownership. In its first year of operation from 2014-2015,ten AmeriCorps members repaired and rehabilitated 22 housing units allowing 27 low-income individuals to purchase 16 units or remain insafe and affordable housing. AmeriCorps members provided maintenance and landscaping to almost 600 vacant lots and abandonedhomes to increase safety and reduce crime in targeted areas identified by Youngstown's neighborhood revitalization plans. More than 400community volunteers provided 2,300 hours of service during monthly neighborhood projects and National Days of Service. AmeriCorpsmembers and volunteers removed 474 tires, 369 cubic yards of debris, and 1,170 bags of trash, reclaiming 890 feet of sidewalk.

AmeriCorps State

The Ohio Association of Community Colleges hosts 27 AmeriCorps members as College Completion Coaches at 13 community collegecampuses. Members provide intense guidance and support to first-time community college students who are in need of developmental orfirst-year experience coursework to ensure completion of developmental courses and enrollment in credit-bearing college-level courses. Inthe 2014-2015 program year, AmeriCorps members coached 3,686 students 1,993 students completing all of the attempted developmentaland remedial education courses and 1,405 of the students meeting annual credit hour expectations. Among these successful students,680 were full-time and 725 were part-time. More than half of the full-time students earned the expected first-year credits. A total of 946students enrolled in college-level coursework in the term or school year following their coaching experience. Additionally, membersengaged 492 students, community members, and college staff in 856 hours of volunteer service on National Days of Service.

Cleveland’s HIV prevalence rate is nearly three times the national average. To address HIV in Cleveland, eight full-time AIDS UnitedAmeriCorps members provide direct services to the community, including HIV testing and counseling, health care access, preventioneducation, and emotional and social services to at-risk populations. Since 2013, AIDS United AmeriCorps members in Cleveland haveinformed more than 200 individuals of their HIV status through HIV rapid testing and reached more than 600 people through HIV preventioneducation sessions. More than 90 percent of educational session participants surveyed reported an increase in knowledge of HIVtransmission and prevention, as well as how to minimize their risk for HIV infection. AmeriCorps members have mobilized more than 150volunteers in the Cleveland area.

AmeriCorps National

Cleveland and Columbus have 114 City Year AmeriCorps members who serve full-time at 13 schools, helping more than 6,680 students atgreatest risk of dropping out. AmeriCorps members serve alongside teachers, using research-based tools to improve students’ attendance,behavior, and performance in math and English. The members also lead afterschool programs and school-wide initiatives to improveschool culture. In Cleveland, 71 percent of students who had individual support improved their math and English assessment results. CityYear Cleveland celebrated the collaborative achievements of its first graduating class at East Technical High School: the average GPA rosefrom 1.85 to 2.76. In Columbus, 85 percent of students in grades 6 through 9 who had support from City Year AmeriCorps membersimproved at least one letter grade. Champion Middle School saw a 50 percent drop in behavior referrals from the previous year, which theprincipal attributes to the presence and work of City Year Columbus.

Youth Volunteer Corps has one AmeriCorps member who serves Cleveland. Since the local launch in August of 2015, that member hasengaged 208 youth, including 30 disengaged youth. The youth have given 970 hours of service. They have served on 144 projects for 31local agencies, including St. Augustine Health Ministries, Superior Elementary School, Homeless Stand Down, FrontLine Services, and Cityof Cleveland Department of Aging.



The Ohio Community Development Corporation Association (OCDCA) is a statewide membership organization of community developmentcorporations that engages in capacity building and public policy development to foster socially and economically healthy communities.OCDCA’s vision is the creation of a community development environment that comprehensively improves life opportunities for all residents.Annually, OCDCA supports up to 35 AmeriCorps VISTA members, ten of which are supported by local funding. Members support a variety ofprograms, including affordable housing development, housing counseling, employment training, healthy food access, and social enterprise.Over the last few years, OCDCA VISTA members have recruited 8,766 volunteers who served 43,465 hours. Members also generated morethan $2.6 million in cash and in-kind contributions which support housing, community development, and financial programming.

AmeriCorps VISTA

Think Tank, Inc., located in Springfield, administers an AmeriCorps VISTA intermediary project with 16 members. The organizationalleviates poverty by equipping communities to embrace mindsets and practices that restore the social fabric of society. It has partneredwith the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections to develop, train, and equip Ohio communities that are working to combatrecidivism. Think Tank, Inc. is expanding reentry efforts by working with local Reentry Coalitions. Four AmeriCorps VISTA members workingon this program have developed curriculum for volunteers and returning citizens, created a structure for weekly support meetings, designedand coordinated volunteer training and recruitment, organized a data tracking system for outcome management, and developed a reentrysimulation in partnership with the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections. Most significantly, AmeriCorps VISTA support hascreated a replicable service model, Reentry Connect, for communities to support returning citizens. This model will be expanded to 20Reentry Coalitions across the state in 2017-2018.

AmeriCorps NCCC

Supports to Encourage Low-Income Families (SELF) enhances the quality of life for Butler County residents by addressing the causes ofpoverty and empowering individuals to achieve, sustain, and advocate for self-sufficiency. SELF performs volunteer-driven emergency homerepairs for low-income homeowners and has developed an annual partnership with Group Workcamps to bring week-long home repairblitzes to the community. Each camp includes students from around the country who volunteer to repair 40-50 homes. An AmeriCorps NCCCteam was requested to support the SELF program and assist more homeowners. They completed work on fifteen different homes. Membersworked to make four homes handicap accessible, spent a large portion of their time scraping and painting porches, windows, stairways,and both interior and exterior walls, and completed two roofing projects. This service benefitted community members by equipping themwith safer amenities in and around their homes, helped to avoid potential fines from building violations, and most importantly, generated asense of pride for the whole community as the neighborhood received a much-needed facelift.

The mission of The Nature Conservancy is to conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends. This protection occurs throughacquisition and management of habitat for threatened and endangered species and natural communities. The Ohio Chapter of The NatureConservancy leads restoration efforts in the Lakeplain Oak Openings Region of Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan. An AmeriCorpsNCCC team supported the organization in the fall of 2014 by preparing brush on 22 acres for prescribed burns; clearing one and a halfmiles of trail; and weeding and reseeding another half-acre with native flora. Through NCCC’s service, The Nature Conservancy, visitors,the local community, and the campers of Camp Courageous located within the Oak Openings Region, will be able to view more of thediverse ecology of the surrounding forest. The creation of brush piles and the removal of invasive species, in addition to the collection,planting, and transplanting of native seeds and native plants, will promote the positive biodiversity of these environments for years tocome.

The Akron Summit Community Action Foster Grandparent Program placed 71 Foster Grandparents in Head Start classrooms, Akron PublicSchools, day care and early education centers, Akron Children’s Hospital, and other organizations serving children with special needs in the2014-2015 program year. It is evident from teacher reports that the Foster Grandparents are having a positive impact on the academicachievement of the children they serve. Of the 62 children who were served in Head Start classrooms, teachers reported that 100 percentdemonstrated gains in literacy skills. Foster Grandparents served an additional 32 youth in other early education centers and 96 percent ofthose children demonstrated gains in literacy skills. For the 34 children in Akron Public Schools who were served by a Foster Grandparent,97 percent demonstrated gains in either literacy or math as reported by their classroom teacher.

Senior Corps Foster Grandparent Program



The RSVP program of Clark and Madison Counties organizes and runs the Jeffersonian Senior Center’s commodity box distribution program.Based on their conviction that every senior in Madison County should have access to food, they have added three additional distributionsites to serve more than 80 regular clients. While interacting with these clients, the volunteers recognized a desperate need for medicaltransportation. Seniors needed help get to medical appointments and regular treatments with specialists and treatment centers in morepopulous areas such as Columbus. To meet the need, ten RSVP volunteers transport clients to specialists and treatment centers as faraway as Columbus. Since starting the service in 2014, they have transported 20 people to their appointments on a regular basis.

Senior Corps RSVP

Family & Community Services Senior Companion Program of Summit and Portage Counties will use the Chronic Disease Self-ManagementProgram to help individuals improve their health behaviors, improve their health status, and decrease their days in the hospital. SeniorCompanion Program staff have been trained as leaders and will conduct six weekly workshops for Senior Companions. Over the next sixmonths, at least 75 percent of the current 13 Portage County Senior Companions and at least 60 percent of the 25 Summit County SeniorCompanions will complete the training. The Chronic Disease Self-Management Program is a structured process developed by StanfordUniversity to help people manage their own health conditions. After training, Senior Companions will better manage their own healthconditions as well as make helpful suggestions to their clients. In the future, Family & Community Services will expand the program toadditional counties and hold trainings in senior apartment complexes as well.

Senior Corps Senior Companion Program

The Social Innovation Fund (SIF) transforms lives by using evidence to find what works and make it work for more people. The SIF Classicand SIF Pay for Success programs harness the expertise of grantmaking intermediaries to identify, evaluate and expand effective nonprofitsserving low-income communities across America. The SIF programs in Ohio are primarily focused on strengthening the workforcethroughout the state in order to improve economic opportunities for residents. In the past year, subgrantees have helped place 570individuals in jobs. The Social Innovation Fund is investing $50,000 in expanding the impact of six nonprofits in Ohio.

Social Innovation Fund

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AmeriCorps in Ohio

Primary City

Program/Project Name

Sponsor OrganizationNumber of

Participants Program Type

AMERICORPS TOTALS

CURRENT (as of February 10, 2017)

COMPLETED (within last 12 months)

74

PARTICIPANTS PROGRAMS/PROJECTS

1,323

274 24

Akron Community Legal Aid (Completed)Equal Justice Works

- AmeriCorps National

Akron Greening of Akron (Completed)West Akron Kiwanis Club

- AmeriCorps State Formula

Akron International Institute of Akron (Current)U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants

1 AmeriCorps National

Akron United Way Summit County (Current)United Way Summit County

9 AmeriCorps VISTA

Athens COMCorps (Current)Ohio University

24 AmeriCorps State Competitive

Blue Ash Boys Hope Girls Hope - Cincinnati (Completed)Boys Hope Girls Hope


Brecksville SCA OH (Current)Student Conservation Association, Inc.


Brecksville SCA Ohio (Completed)Student Conservation Association, Inc.


Canton YouthBuild Canton, OH (Current)YouthBuild USA, Inc


Cincinnati Catholic Charities of Southwestern Ohio (Current)Catholic Charities USA


Cincinnati Cincinnati HFH (Current)Habitat for Humanity International, Inc.


Cincinnati Cincinnati Zoo Unto Others- AmeriCorps Community Service (Current)Zoological Society of Cincinnati

14 AmeriCorps State Formula

Cincinnati CityLink Center (Current)CityLink Center

8 AmeriCorps VISTA

Cincinnati Greater Cincinnati, HFH of (Current)Habitat for Humanity International, Inc.


Cincinnati InterAct for Change (Completed)Health360


Cincinnati Legal Aid Society of Greater Cincinnati (Completed)Equal Justice Works


Cincinnati Notre Dame AmeriCorps - Cincinnati (Current)Notre Dame Mission Volunteers Program, Inc.


Cincinnati Project Advance (Current)Santa Maria Community Services


Cincinnati Public Allies Cincinnati (Current)Public Allies, Inc.


Cincinnati RCC- Ohio: Cinn-Dayton (Current)American National Red Cross DC


Cincinnati Teach For America - Northern Kentucky (Current)Teach For America


Cincinnati Teach For America - Ohio (Completed)Teach For America


Cincinnati Teach For America - Southwest Ohio (Current)Teach For America


Cleveland America SCORES Cleveland (Current)Up2Us, Inc.


Cleveland AmeriCorps Career Coaches (Current)College Now Greater Cleveland


Cleveland AmeriCorps SUPER Coach (Current)University Hospitals Cleveland



AmeriCorps in Ohio

Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



74


1,323

274 24

Cleveland City Year Cleveland - NATL (Current)City Year, Inc.


Cleveland City Year Cleveland (Current)City Year, Inc.


Cleveland International Services Center (Current)U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants


Cleveland Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry (Current)Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry

2 AmeriCorps VISTA

Cleveland NEO Skill Corps (Current)University Settlement


Cleveland Ohio College Guides (Current)College Now Greater Cleveland


Cleveland RCC- Ohio: Northeast (Current)American National Red Cross DC


Cleveland Teach For America - Northeast Ohio (Current)Teach For America


Cleveland TFA- OH (Current)Teach For America


Cleveland YVC of Cleveland (Completed)Youth Volunteer Corps


Cleveland Heights US Together Cleveland (Current)HIAS, Inc.


Columbus AmeriCorps College Completion Coaches (Current)Ohio Association of Community Colleges


Columbus City Year Columbus - NATL (Current)City Year, Inc.


Columbus City Year Columbus (Current)City Year, Inc.


Columbus Community Engagement Coordinator (Current)KIPP Columbus

1 AmeriCorps VISTA

Columbus CRIS (Current)Church World Service


Columbus Food for Good Thought Vocational Support, Inc. II (Completed)Food for Good Thought Vocational Support, Inc.


Columbus Franklinton Food and Wellness Corps (Current)Franklinton Gardens

8 AmeriCorps VISTA

Columbus Guiding Ohio Online (Current)State Library of Ohio


Columbus Healthy Communities (Current)Ohio Association of Free Clinics

17 AmeriCorps VISTA

Columbus Infrastructure and Organizational Capacity Enhancement (Completed)Ohio Hispanic Coalition

- AmeriCorps VISTA

Columbus Latino Connection VISTA Project (Current)Ohio Hispanic Coalition

6 AmeriCorps VISTA

Columbus Legal Aid Society of Columbus (Completed)Equal Justice Works


Columbus Local Matters (Current)Share Our Strength


Columbus MidOhio, HFH (Current)Habitat for Humanity International, Inc.


Columbus Ohio CDC Association/AFIA (Current)Ohio CDC Association

31 AmeriCorps VISTA


AmeriCorps in Ohio

Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



74


1,323

274 24

Columbus Ohio Math Corps (Current)Educational Service Center of Central Ohio


Columbus Ohio Reading Corps (Current)Educational Service Center of Central Ohio


Columbus Ohio Response and Preparedness Corps (Completed)American Red Cross of Greater Columbus


Columbus Rebuilding Together Central Ohio (Current)Rebuilding Together, Inc


Columbus School Readiness Initiative (Current)Community Properties Impact Corporation


Columbus ShareCorps One (Current)Ohio Association of Foodbanks

28 AmeriCorps VISTA

Columbus The Ohio History Service Corps (Current)Ohio Historical Society


Columbus US Together Columbus (Current)HIAS, Inc.


Columbus YouthBuild Columbus, OH (Current)Buckeye Community Hope Foundation


Columbus YouthBuild Franklin County, OH (Current)YouthBuild USA, Inc


Dayton Advocates for Basic Legal Equality EOLC (Completed)Equal Justice Works


Dayton Aullwood Audubon Center and Farm (May 2 - June 25, 2016)Aullwood Audubon Center and Farm

9 AmeriCorps NCCC In-State Projects

Dayton Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley (Current)Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley

3 AmeriCorps VISTA

Dayton Mentoring Collaborative of Montgomery County AmeriCorps (Current)Sinclair Community College


Dayton Montgomery County Prosecutor's Office (Completed)Equal Justice Works


Dayton Notre Dame AmeriCorps - Dayton (Current)Notre Dame Mission Volunteers Program, Inc.


Dayton Rebuilding Together Dayton (Current)Rebuilding Together, Inc


Dayton Youth Economic Self Sufficiency (YESS) (Current)University of Dayton


Dayton YouthBuild Dayton, OH (Current)ISUS, Inc.


Garfield Heights Northeast Ohio Boys Hope Girls Hope (Completed)Boys Hope Girls Hope


Granville Ohio Campus Compact VISTA C2C (Current)Ohio Campus Compact

12 AmeriCorps VISTA

Hamilton Supports to Encourage Low-income Families (SELF) (July 22 - September 1,2016)Supports to Encourage Low-Income Families (SELF)


Marietta Homeless Study (Current)Washington County Commissioners

1 AmeriCorps VISTA

Mc Arthur YouthBuild McArthur, OH (Current)YouthBuild USA, Inc


North Olmsted HEC: Family Engagement (Current)Horizon Education Centers



AmeriCorps in Ohio

Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



74


1,323

274 24

Painesville GLISTEN (Current)The Corps Network


Peninsula SCA AmeriCorps National Direct Ohio (Completed)Student Conservation Association, Inc.


Ravenna Healthy Communities and Homes for Veterans (Current)Family & Community Services Inc.

9 AmeriCorps VISTA

Reynoldsburg VISTA Reynoldsburg Education/Economic Opportunity (Current)Reynoldsburg City Schools

4 AmeriCorps VISTA

Rootstown Corps for Rural and Urban Success and Health (Current)Northeast Ohio Medical University


Springfield Springfield Promise Neighborhood (Current)Springfield Promise Neighborhood

2 AmeriCorps VISTA

Springfield Springfield Promise Neighborhood II (Completed)Springfield Promise Neighborhood


Springfield Think Tank (Current)Think Tank

17 AmeriCorps VISTA

Springfield Think Tank Inc. (Completed)Think Tank

- AmeriCorps VISTA

Struthers Mahoning County, HFH of (Current)Habitat for Humanity International, Inc.


The Plains Ohio Stream RestoreCorps (Current)Rural Action, Inc.


Toledo Advocates for Basic Legal Equality (Current)Equal Justice Works


Toledo Advocates for Basic Legal Equality- jAC (Current)Equal Justice Works


Toledo RCC- Ohio: Buckeye (Current)American National Red Cross DC


Toledo Toledo (Current)Local Initiatives Support Corporation


Toledo United Way AmeriCorps (Completed)United Way of Greater Toledo


Warren Trumbull Neighborhood Partnership (July 15 - September 1, 2016)Trumbull Neighborhood Partnership


Whitehouse Camp Courageous - Whitehouse (May 2 - June 30, 2016)Camp Courageous


Youngstown YNDC REVITALIZE Program (Current)Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corporation


Youngstown Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corporation (Current)Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corporation

7 AmeriCorps VISTA

Youngstown Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corporation (September 13 - October 5,2016)Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corporation - Ohio


If there are programs with identical names in separate entries, they are different grants to the same organization. If no members are shown, either thegrant is for planning or technical assistance, or enrollment data was not available at the time of printing.

Notes:

The city column refers to the location of the sponsor organization. AmeriCorps members may be serving in other locations than the city listed.


Senior Corps in Ohio

Primary City

Program Name

Sponsor Organization

Number ofParticipants Program Type

SENIOR CORPS TOTALS



29

PARTICIPANTS PROGRAMS

7,180

1,419 6

Akron RSVP of Summit & Medina County (Current)Mature Services, Inc.

101 RSVP

Akron Summit County FGP (Current)Akron-Summit Community Action Inc.

85 Foster Grandparent Program

Athens Athens FGP (Current)Corporation For Ohio Appalachian Development (COAD)


Athens COAD RSVP 1 (Current)Corporation For Ohio Appalachian Development (COAD)

884 RSVP

Athens COAD RSVP II (Current)Corporation For Ohio Appalachian Development (COAD)

52 RSVP

Athens COAD SCP (Current)Corporation For Ohio Appalachian Development (COAD)

112 Senior Companion Program

Cincinnati Cincinnati FGP (Current)Catholic Charities of South Western Ohio


Cincinnati Cincinnati RSVP Program (Current)Catholic Charities of South Western Ohio

150 RSVP

Cincinnati Greater Cincinnati SCP (Current)Catholic Charities of South Western Ohio


Cleveland Cleveland Experience Corps (Current)Greater Cleveland Volunteers

- Senior Demonstration Program

Cleveland Cleveland FGP (Current)East End Neighborhood House


Cleveland Greater Cleveland RSVP (Current)Greater Cleveland Volunteers

450 RSVP

Cleveland SCP - Benjamin Rose Institute (Current)The Benjamin Rose Institute


Columbus Catholic Social Services, Inc. (Current)Catholic Social Services, Inc.


Columbus Foster Grandparents Program of Franklin County (Completed)HANDSON CENTRAL OHIO INC


Columbus Franklin County SCP (Current)Catholic Social Services, Inc.


Columbus RSVP Franklin & Delaware Counties (Completed)HANDSON CENTRAL OHIO INC

680 RSVP

Elyria Lorain County RSVP (Current)Lorain County Office on Aging

297 RSVP

Kent F&CS RSVP of North Central Ohio (Current)Family & Community Services Inc.

450 RSVP

Kent RSVP of Trumbull and Mahoning (Completed)Family & Community Services Inc.

147 RSVP

Lebanon Warren County RSVP (Current)Warren County Community Services

135 RSVP

Mansfield RSVP of Mid Ohio (Completed)Ohio District 5 Area Agency on Aging, Inc.

100 RSVP

Marietta RSVP Washington County (Current)Washington County Commissioners

190 RSVP

Moraine SCP Dayton & Miami Valley (Current)Graceworks Lutheran Services


New Lexington Perry County RSVP (Current)Perry County Commissioners

70 RSVP

New Philadelphia Harcatus RSVP 2013 (Current)Harcatus CAO Inc.

280 RSVP


Senior Corps in Ohio

Primary City

Program Name

Sponsor Organization

Number ofParticipants Program Type

SENIOR CORPS TOTALS



29

PARTICIPANTS PROGRAMS

7,180

1,419 6

Ravenna Family & Community Services RSVP (Current)Family & Community Services Inc.

1,000 RSVP

Ravenna Foster Grandparent Program of Family & Community Services (Current)Family & Community Services Inc.


Ravenna Portage/Stark/Summit SCP (Current)Family & Community Services Inc.


Ravenna RSVP South: Montgomery and Greene Counties (Completed)Family & Community Services Inc.

229 RSVP

Saint Clairsville RSVP of Belmont Co Ohio #3 (Completed)Belmont County CAC

120 RSVP

Springfield RSVP of Clark & Madison Counties (Current)Elderly United of Springfield/Clark County

350 RSVP

Toledo FGP of Lucas County (Current)Senior Centers, Inc.


Toledo RSVP of Northwestern Ohio (Current)Area Office on Aging of Northwestern Ohio Inc.

800 RSVP

Willoughby Lake County RSVP (Current)Willoughby Eastlake School District

450 RSVP

Note: The city column refers to the location of sponsor organization. Volunteers may be serving in other locations than the city listed.

Social Innovation Fund in Ohio


Description

Program HQ Location

Nonprofit Subgrantees in OhioNonprofit Subgrantee Name

Intermediary

Greater Cincinnati Urban League will enhance its existing“Construction Connections” program to include a contextualizedcurriculum designed to support the foundational skill development inthe areas of reading and math for individuals desiring to enter theConstruction Industry Career Pathway. These additional supports willbe provided in the context of a Pre-Apprenticeship program. Theseservices will be provided in an integrated service delivery model viaGCUL’s Financial Opportunity Center.

Cincinnati, OH Greater Cincinnati Urban LeagueLocal Initiatives Support Corporation (2015)

Towards Employment offers WorkAdvance, a program that providessector-based, employer-informed job readiness, training, andadvancement services in the health care and manufacturing sector forlow-wage and unemployed adults.

Cleveland, OH Towards EmploymentMayor's Fund to Advance NYC (2010) CEO

Through Soccer for Success in Dayton, over 1,000 youth are providedwith physical activity, nutrition education, mentorship, and familyengagement opportunities that combat childhood obesity and promotehealthy lifestyles.

Dayton, OH YMCA of Greater DaytonUS Soccer Foundation


Other Programs in Ohio

Primary City


Sponsor Organization Program Type

Alliance University of Mount Union (Current)Iowa Western Community College

Martin Luther King Day

Bowling Green Bowling Green State University (Current)Iowa Western Community College


Cleveland AmeriCorps Program to Reduce Tobacco Use in Primary Care (Current)Case Western Reserve University

Research Grants

Columbus State Administrative Grant (Current)Serve Ohio-- Ohio Commission on Service and Volunteerism

State Commission Operations Support

Defiance Defiance College (Current)Iowa Western Community College


Elyria Lorain County Community College (Current)Iowa Western Community College


Kent Kent State University (Current)Iowa Western Community College


North Canton Walsh University (Current)Iowa Western Community College


Toledo Owens Community College (Current)Iowa Western Community College


Westerville Otterbein University (Current)Iowa Western Community College


Documents

National Service in Ohio - AmeriCorps