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Start Your Civic Career as a VOLUNTEER

Volunteering is a part of civic life for many Americans. Hundreds of organizations rely on this ethic of service in the United States to accomplish their missions. In many cases, these organizations provide direct assistance to local communities. Here’s a look at some national civic-minded groups that call on Americans of all ages to give back to their communities and help others.

Volunteers With Vision

is a group of volunteer organizations. More than 1.5 million Americans ages 17 and older are helping others through its various programs. Volunteers with AmeriCorps tutor children, build affordable housing, clean up

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