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The Serve America Act expands national service opportunities in the United States through AmeriCorps over 8 years, breaks down barriers between organizations, and promotes innovation in the nonprofit sector. It provides new funding streams like the Social Innovation Fund, which provides grants between $1-10 million to state commissions and nonprofits to support evidence-based programs addressing social challenges, and requires a 1:1 match of private/foundation funds. It also aims to reduce red tape for grant recipients and emphasize program outcomes and impacts.

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