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How to Answer the Call to Service
Many Americans are already volunteering a few hours each week or month with a local school, church, neighborhood association, hospital, or other local service organization and many more are serving full-time in the military or other programs such as AmeriCorps, Senior Corps, and the Peace Corps. Many more are looking for new ways to serve. The USA Freedom Corps web site can offer service opportunities to Americans of all ages who are looking for ways to serve their community, our country, and the world. Individuals can find information on programs coordinated through the USA Freedom Corps such as the Peace Corps, AmeriCorps, Senior Corps, Learn and Serve America and the newly-created Michigan Citizen Corps and USA Citizen Corps, or look for local opportunities with a service organization. However or wherever they serve, all Americans who give of their time in service to others are answering President Bush's call to service.
To go to the USA Freedom Corps Volunteer Network click here
