Experience Corps: National and Regional Awards Experience Corps

National and Regional Awards

Eli Meir Kaplan Experience Corps pairs 50+ mentors with children in grades K-3. 2014 Generations United Program of Distinction 2012 Eisner Prize for Intergenerational Excellence (link TBA)
2011 CNCS National Service Impact Award
2010 Excellence in Volunteer Management Award from the Volunteer Center of San Francisco/San Mateo County
Raul Castenada, California, Berkeley, School of Public Health 2010 Senior Leader Award
Generations United 2009 Brabazon Award for Evaluation Research
Fast Company Magazine 2007 and 2008 Social Capitalist Award
MetLife Foundation Award of Achievement, 2008
Partners for Livable Communities Bridge Builder Award, 2008
United Way Creating Change Award, 2008
Philadelphia City Council resolution for 10 years of excellence, 2008
National Council on Aging Program of Excellence, 2006
President's Service Award, 2006
National Association of Development Organizations Innovation Award, 2005
Maryland Governor's Service Award, 2004
U.S. Administration on Aging Program Champion, 2004
Cleveland Mayor's Senior Service Award, 2003
H. Barksdale Brown Volunteerism Award, Alliance for Children and Families, 2001
San Francisco Mayor's Certificate of Honor, 2001
The Award for Excellence in Program Innovation from the Archstone Foundation, 2000
American Public Health Association, 2000 New York Mayor's Award for Volunteer Service (1991 and 1997)

AARP Foundation Experience Corps is looking for adults 50 years and older interested in tutoring K-3 students who are struggling to read.

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AARP Foundation Experience Corps has more than 2,300 highly-trained volunteers working in 22 cities and serves over 9,600 students every year in high-need elementary schools.

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