RACHEL OGOREK is currently putting her education award to good use by pursuing her Masters in Public Administration in Nonprofit Management at the School of Public and Environmental Affairs as well as her Masters in Philanthropy at the Indiana University Lilly School of Philanthropy. 

Service as Legacy

Blake Shultice is one of 20+ authors for Serve Reflect Repeat, a collection of stories from AmeriCorps Alumni across the country.  Listen to learn more about how service redirected his career from financial planning to teaching.

Note: all the proceeds from the sale of Serve Reflect Repeat benefit the NGS movement.

Consider the Ripples

Jarrad Plante is one of 20+ authors for Serve Reflect Repeat, a collection of stories from AmeriCorps Alumni across the country.  Listen to learn more about how service lead him into life long friendships and meeting the love of his life.

Note: all the proceeds from the sale of Serve Reflect Repeat benefit the NGS movement.

Teammates for Life

A Passion Ignited

Lisa Curtis moved to West Africa to serve as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Niger. The experience left her with a deeper understanding of malnutrition and agribusiness. Now she runs Kuli Kuli Foods, learn more about her journey and the role service played. http://ngsmovement.org/2015/07/06/from-peace-corps-to-kuli-kuli-foods/

Lisa Curtis: From Peace Corps to Founder of Kuli Kuli

Dare To Innovate

Christina Kuriacose is a Returned Peace Corps volunteer from Guinea. She put her optical engineering degree to use as a problem solver and teacher of teachers. 

Teaching Teachers in Guinea

Next Generation of Service connects young people to social change organizations by offering vocational mentorship and promoting leadership service as part of their career paths. It is our vision to empower young people to chart viable professional lives that work toward the betterment of humanity.

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