How many times a week do teams participate in physical training?
Three
100
How many AmeriCorps members serve each year?
75,000
200
How old are NCCC Corps Members?
18 to 24 year olds.
200
What is another name for project rounds?
Spikes.
200
What is the deadline for the winter cycle?
October 1st.
200
What is the total number of hours served by AmeriCorps members in response to Hurricane Katrina?
8.5 million hours
300
How many project rounds are there in a Corps members terms of service?
4-6 project rounds
300
How is FEMA Corps different than NCCC Corps?
FEMA Corps focuses exclusively on disaster response.
300
What is one possible living arrangement?
Campgrounds, park cabins, yurts, church basements or classrooms, military ships or facilities, college dorms, extended-stay hotels, etc.
300
What is the number of volunteers managed or mobilized by AmeriCorps members in 2013?
4 Million
400
Vinton, Iowa
Vicksburg, Mississippi
Sacramento, California
Baltimore, Maryland
Denver, Colorado
What are the five AmeriCorps NCCC campuses?
400
How old are team leaders?
18 years or older
400
What is the dollar amount of the Segal AmeriCorps Education Award that helps pay for college, graduate school, or pay back qualified student loans?
$5,730
400
How many acres of parks were improved by AmeriCorps members in 2012?
1 million.
500
What does NCCC stand for?
National Civilian Community Corps
500
What is one example of a NCCC project?
Working with youth; rehabilitating home; cleaning up parks, streams, trails, and shorelines; fighting and preventing wildfires; disaster recovery.
500
Name one form of training you will receive as a Corps Member?
First Aid/CPR and Disaster Response Certifications; Safe Driving (15-Passenger Vans); Professional and Career Development; Physical Training; Team Building; Conflict Resolution; Diversity and EEO Awareness; On-the-job trainings; FEMA 101 and position-specific training (FEMA Corps only)
500
What is the number of AmeriCorps volunteers in the last 20 years?