by America Learns | Nov 11, 2026 | AmeriCorps, News
Before the first timesheet is due, a new AmeriCorps program has a few decisions to make. Where will signed member service agreements live? Who will approve service hours? How will staff know when a member is falling behind? How will federal audits be handled? The “I... 
by America Learns | Nov 11, 2026 | AmeriCorps, News
When you’re starting an AmeriCorps program, you have to decide where member documents will live, who will approve service hours, and how you’ll know if someone is falling behind. For its first AmeriCorps program, the Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles... by America Learns | Oct 12, 2026 | AmeriCorps, Client Success Stories
When a client chooses to keep working with us through a big transition, it means a lot. They’ve already used the system. They’ve had questions, needed help, and experienced what it’s like to work with our team. Their next decision comes from that experience. That’s... by America Learns | Aug 9, 2026 | AmeriCorps, News
A few months ago, we launched The Grant Gateway, a grant application platform for AmeriCorps designed to give state service commissions a better way to manage Formula applications. Something bigger happened. Commissions began looking at the platform and asking a... by America Learns | Aug 3, 2026 | AmeriCorps, News
On August 1, something important happened in the service world. Maryland Governor Wes Moore, the new chair of the National Governors Association, launched Service United: a bipartisan effort calling on governors to create and expand paid service opportunities... by America Learns | Jul 23, 2026 | AmeriCorps
If your AmeriCorps program uses one system for timesheets, another place for member files, and a collection of spreadsheets for everything else, you’re not alone. Program staff often spend hours every week: Calculating whether members are on track to complete their...
