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AmeriCorps cuts begin to affect local programs
As federal funding cuts continue, the effects are already being felt in Allegany County and across Western Maryland. The Trump administration cut around $400 million in grant funding to AmeriCorps, a federal agency providing national service and volunteerism throughout the country to various community organizations.
Cuts to national AmeriCorps programs are creating uncertainty for community organizations that have long relied on the program to fill staffing gaps. The Trump administration last month rescinded ...
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About $80,000 raised to support Maryland AmeriCorps programs gutted by TrumpPrivate donors have chipped in $80,000 to help AmeriCorps programs in Maryland that were slashed by the Trump administration, ...
The money was funding 79 positions across the city for young workers seeking experience in health care, education, shelters ...
Sudden, sweeping cuts by the Trump administration to AmeriCorps service grants are disrupting community work by about 1,300 ...
Paradise’s AmeriCorps program, the Lakes Region Conservation Corps, was one of more than 1,000 that were cut across the ...
Staff at the Squam Lakes Association are working hard to maintain their conservation efforts despite the unexpected ...
The organization was able to keep 19 AmeriCorps service members, but five people set to start later this month are having ...
Since its inception 12 years ago, the Cambria County Backpack Project has partnered with AmeriCorps to meet the mission of ...
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