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Welcome to the NEW Service in Action Newsletter
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Here at the GOSV we are excited about service! We know that many Marylander's are too, which is why our new Service in Action newsletter highlights the commitment people make each day to creating stronger communities. Our newsletter also strives to provide you with unique volunteer opportunities happening in and nearby Maryland.
If you have a story to share, or your organization is looking to spread the word about a volunteer opportunity, contact our Outreach Coordinator, Julie Mendez, at [email protected].
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Volunteers are Instrumental
Join in on the excitement of the Kennedy Center's Nordic Cool 2013 Festival by volunteering! From February 19 - March 17 2013, volunteers are needed to fill a variety of roles including welcoming guests and as exhibition hosts.
Interested? Visit the Kennedy Center's volunteer page for more details.
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Save the Date - AmeriCorps Week
AmeriCorps Week is March 9 - 17, 2013.
During this week, the GOSV will kick off its month-long celebration of the AmeriCorps 20th Anniversary by highlighting the extraordinary impact AmeriCorps members make in our State.
Stay tuned for more details!
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Looking for more volunteer opportunities? Use our Maryland Volunteer Center interactive map to find your closest volunteer center.
Visit the GOSV's calendar to find out about other National Service Days and other state-wide events. |
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Story of Service: "The Missing Person" by Cody Wehlan
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Cody Wehlan, a second year AmeriCorps member with Partnership for Adolescents on the Lower Shore in Salisbury, MD, serves with Mid Shore Community Mediation. His story highlights a powerful experience he had while providing mediation to a High School student. As a second year AmeriCorps member, I am inspired and moved by the power that service can provide. Offering oneself to another for no gain is a very spiritual and emotional experience. Consequently, once I experienced that powerful, positive energy, it became a challenge to re-experience that "a-ha" moment. I still found beauty and passion in the service I performed, but it was harder to find an experience that stood out for me. That is, until a couple weeks ago. Read more by visiting our Stories of Service page. |
