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Northern California Peace Corps Association Return to Affiliate Directory About Northern California Peace Corps Association The Mission of the Northern California Peace Corps Association is: To support Returned Peace Corps Volunteers residing in Northern California, To promote a better understanding of the people of countries in which our RPCVs have served, the Third Goal of the Peace Corps, To continue making the world a better place through community service and offering small grants for community development projects, and To advocate for the needs and goals of the Peace Corps and Peace Corps community.
Volunteer Support Services Join us at one of our many events every month or connect with other members virtually via NorCalPCA’s online Social Groups! We can also help you readjust to life after Peace Corps, find a career, or prepare for Peace Corps service if you have yet to depart!
You will have plenty of opportunity to share your Peace Corps experience with others through programs such as Speakers Match , our annual Festival of Cultures, Storytelling events, and partnership with the Commonwealth Club of California ! You can continue your service stateside with a variety of NorCalPCA’s volunteering opportunities ! You can make a difference!
Join NorCalPCA’s advocacy efforts to help fellow RPCVs and improve funding for the Peace Corps! Apply for a NorCalPCA grant to support your community development project in the states or abroad! Learn more on our website at www.
NorCalPCA. org ! Primary Contact: Group Leaders Email: President@NorCalPCA.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Projects submitted by Returned Peace Corps Volunteers are encouraged. The program funds community development projects worldwide. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1,000-$5,000 (average). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
NorCalPCA Grants Program is funded by Northern California Peace Corps Association (NorCalPCA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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