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Find similar grantsMaryland Corps/Service Year Option Host Partnerships is sponsored by Maryland Department of Service and Civic Innovation. This program provides grants to organizations to host 18-24 year old high school graduates in full-time 9. 5-month roles, with funding to help cover wages.
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Department of Service and Civic Innovation Maryland’s Department of Service and Civic Innovation At Maryland’s Department of Service and Civic Innovation (DSCI), we connect passionate adults and organizations to strengthen communities, address Maryland’s most pressing issues, and develop Maryland's talent across diverse sectors. Apply to be a Member Apply to be a Partner The Maryland Corps/Service Year Option Application is live!
The Maryland Corps/Service Year Option Application is live! Next Application Deadline - August 1. Please note that matching between Members and Host Site Partners is underway for Class 4.
We encourage you to submit your application ( Member Application or Partner Application ) as soon as possible. Applications be will be reviewed frequently and added to matching as they are approved. One mission, many ways to make an impact DSCI plays a leading role in promoting service and volunteerism across the state through two main programs, The Maryland Corps/Service Year Option Program and AmeriCorps Maryland Programs.
The Maryland Corps/Service Year Option Program Launch your career and make a difference in Maryland Hire Maryland talent with grant-funding support Explore the Alumni program Join a lifelong community of service after graduation The Maryland Corps/Service Year Option Program was created by Governor Wes Moore with a simple but powerful idea: “Service will save us.
” As a hallmark of his administration, he established the Maryland Department of Service and Civic Innovation.
Advance service with AmeriCorps Maryland Join AmeriCorps and discover a variety of ways to give back to your community Expand your capacity with AmeriCorps See how AmeriCorps Maryland Grantees are making a difference—and find out how your organization can too View current and previous AmeriCorps Maryland Grantee funding All 24 Maryland Jurisdictions served 3 Maryland Corps/Service Year Option classes launched 200+ Partners (Nonprofit, For-Profit, and Government Partners) Join a network of service "I'm so grateful for the MC/SYO Program providing me with the opportunity to gain a full-time position within my desired field.
As an emerging public historian, my time with the Maryland Corps has helped me get my foot in the door, while also supporting the work of small public history institutions like Catoctin Furnace."
-Julia, Maryland Corps/Service Year Option Member Stay in the know with DSCI Follow @MarylandServes on Instagram , Facebook , YouTube , LinkedIn and Threads to stay up-to-date with all things DSCI Governor Moore Appoints Jonny Dorsey as Acting Secretary of Department of Service and Civic Innovation and Senior Advisor to the Governor Landmark $1.
32 Million Civic Innovation Scholarships Announced for Maryland Service Corps Members Governor Moore Launches Third Maryland Corps and Service Year Option Cohort During 9/11 Day of Service and Remembrance Governor Moore Celebrates Second Service Year Option and Maryland Corps Member Commencement
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits, for-profit businesses, government agencies, higher education institutions, and schools in Maryland are eligible to apply to host Service Year Option or Maryland Corps members. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Maryland Corps/Service Year Option Host Partnerships is funded by Maryland Department of Service and Civic Innovation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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