Serve America Act Overview
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The Edward M. Kennedy Serve America Act expands national service opportunities in the United States. It aims to increase the number of AmeriCorps members to 250,000 by 2017 and merges some AmeriCorps programs. The Act also expands eligibility and benefits for Senior Corps and increases funding for programs that promote volunteering, innovation, and disaster relief.
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