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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Helping individuals obtain copies of their birth certificates is rewarding in more ways than one for ReServist Brenda Brim, who serves as a greeter at the NYC Office of Vital Records. Continue reading
An assignment at Queens Library leads Lynn, a ReServist, down memory lane and perhaps, her life has come full circle. Continue reading
“Housebound seniors show their feats of courage by facing a new day with a positive attitude and a willingness to keep learning,” says AmeriCorps ReServist, Richard Kagan. Continue reading
A ReServist conducting a writing class for senior citizens finds “richness” through the wisdom that is revealed in their life stories. Continue reading
The encouragement that ReServist, Marsha Granville offered to a younger colleague to develop his design talent, may not have been welcomed. Continue reading
“My assignment with ReServe has been satisfying and I believe I have made a positive contribution,” says ReServist Erle Zoll in his essay to commemorate Older Americans Month. Continue reading
“Happiness is not having what you want but what you’ve got,” says ReServist Arie Mulchand in her essay to commemorate Older Americans Month. Continue reading
Vivian, an AmeriCorps ReServist in Miami, writes in her own words what “re-serving” means to her. The essay is part of a series of essays commemorating Older Americans Month. Continue reading
ReServist, James Huffman Jr. writes in his own words, what “re-serving” means to him. The essay is part of a series of essays commemorating Older Americans Month. Continue reading
The Sunday Edition of the Chicago Tribune says service-work through ReServe is another option for Boomers who aren’t ready to retire. Continue reading
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