AmeriCorps Grantees

AmeriCorps is a national service program providing opportunities for individuals to serve their communities. In exchange for a living stipend, educational award and valuable on-the-job experience, members work for one year in nonprofit organizations, educational foundations and government agencies, helping mentor at-risk students, train job-seekers, conserve public land, and much more.

Below is a list of current AmeriCorps programs in Florida. Please contact the organization directly to learn more about current service opportunities or click here to find a service opportunity.

Organization NameOrganization DescriptionProgram FocusCounties ServedContact Information
Boys and Girls Club of North Central FloridaAmeriCorps members serve at four after school locations and one Head Start location in Taylor County and one after school location in Lafayette County. AmeriCorps members assist youth with academic based activities to improve academic performance.EducationTaylor, LafayetteEmily Ketring
918 N. Washington St.
Perry, FL 32347
emily@bgcperry.com
850-371-1651
Boys and Girls Club of Palm Beach CountyAmeriCorps members provide out-of-school academic support, mentoring and college/career activities to high school age youth at nine clubs and five middle and high schools across Palm Beach County.EducationPalm BeachJada Diogostine
800 Northpoint Parkway, Suite 204
West Palm Beach, FL 33407-1946
AmeriCorps@bgcpbc.org
561-360-2654
BranchesAmeriCorps members provide after school tutoring and mentoring to K-12 youth throughout Miami-Dade. AmeriCorps members increase the reading and literacy skills of students through after school and summer programming. EducationMiami-DadeMatt Hill
11500 NW 12th Ave.
Miami, FL 33168
mhill@branchesfl.org
305-442-8306
Breakthrough MiamiAmeriCorps members provide academic and life skills mentoring for 5th to 9th grade students at independent school sites in Miami-Dade County. Members will increase academic improvement of students served, specifically addressing summer learning loss.EducationBroward, Miami-DadeLiz Augustin
3250 SW 3rd Ave, 6th Floor
Miami, FL 33129
liz@breakthroughmiami.org
305-646-7210
Broward CollegeAmeriCorps members provide peer mentoring to all students, with a special focus on first-generation college students. Their mentoring works to develop student competencies around study skills, academics, scholarship applications and adaptation to college life.EducationBrowardDr. Farah Pierre
111 E Las Olas Blvd.
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301-2206
fpierre1@broward.edu
954-201-8412
Centro CampesinoAmeriCorps members provide after-school tutoring and summer programming at community centers in Florida City. Members also serve as counselors at summer camp programs.EducationMiami-DadeBarbara Cesar
35801 SW 186 Ave
PO Box 343449
Florida City, FL 33034
bcesar@ccfcfl.org
305-245-7738 ext 237
City of OrlandoAmeriCorps members provide academic and career counseling program services to high school juniors and seniors in three Orlando neighborhoods. Members provide workforce readiness training and ensure that every high school senior has a career or educational opportunity upon high school graduation.EducationOrangeDanielle Thompson
595 N Primrose Dr.
Orlando, FL 32803
Danielle.Thompson@orlando.gov
407-246-3302
City of TampaAmeriCorps members deliver conservation and natural resources services focused on education and service designed to improve lives of residents in Tampa, Florida. Members are responsible for improving public land and providing individuals with information on conservation practices.EnvironmentHillsboroughRebecca Young
306 E Jackson St
Tampa, FL 33602
Rebecca.Young@tampagov.net
813-274-3342
City Year JacksonvilleAmeriCorps members serve in urban schools to keep students in school and on track. AmeriCorps members support students by focusing on attendance, behavior, and course performance through in-class tutoring.EducationDuvalQuintin Griffin
40 East Adams Street LL15
Jacksonville, FL 32202
qgriffin@cityyear.org
904-423-2099
City Year MiamiAmeriCorps members serve in urban schools to keep students in school and on track. AmeriCorps members support students by focusing on attendance, behavior, and course performance through in-class tutoring.EducationMiami-DadeErica Jones
44 W Flagler Street
Miami, FL 33130
ejones2@cityyear.org
786-406-7900
City Year OrlandoAmeriCorps members serve in urban schools to keep students in school and on track. AmeriCorps members support students by focusing on attendance, behavior, and course performance through in-class tutoring.EducationOrangeAli Murbe
3165 McCroy Place, Ste 122
Orlando, FL 32803
amurbe@cityyear.org
321-320-4340
Communities In Schools of JacksonvilleAmeriCorps members provide reading tutoring services to students in grades K-8th grade. The goal of the program is to increase reading skills of students through individual and small group reading tutoring.EducationDuvalSharneka Rollings
6261 Dupont Station Court E.
Jacksonville, FL 32217
srollins@cisjax.org
904-469-3045
Community Training WorksAmeriCorps members engage in conservation of public lands. Service activities include tree and brush removal, trail construction, trail maintenance, debris removal and habitat restoration.EnvironmentFranklin, Hillsborough, Jefferson, Leon, Liberty, Palm Beach, St. Johns, Taylor, Wakulla
Susan Murphy
3295 Crawfordville Hwy, Ste C1
Crawfordville, FL 32327
susanmurphy@ctwfl.com
321-956-3940
Family Scholar HouseAmeriCorps members provide non clinical support for individuals in healthcare settings to improve overall health. In addition, members will complete workforce development training to prepare for future careers in Florida’s healthcare workforce. HealthDuval, Hillsborough, Miami-Dade, OrangeSarah Brady
403 Reg Smith Circle
Louisville, KY 40208-2746
sbrady@familyscholarhouse.org
502-653-2836
Firewall CentersAmeriCorps members provide in school and after school support to students in fifteen Broward County elementary, middle, and high schools. Services include academic tutoring to improve attendance and course performance.EducationBrowardBibi Singh
3363 W Commercial Blvd. Suite 200
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309
Bibi@FirewallCenters.org
954-882-0552
Florida Department of Environmental ProtectionAmeriCorps members commit their service terms to exotic plant management and trail improvement in Florida State Parks, as well as serving as an AmeriCorps Disaster Response Team. Member are responsible for treating infested acres of invasive exotic plants, assessing and improving recreational use trails for user accessibility and safety. Members also leverage hundreds of volunteers who engage in invasive exotic plant management, trail improvement, and disaster mitigation.EnvironmentStatewideAdriana Betancourt
Buereau of Operational Services
4801 Camp Ranch Rd.
Gainseville, FL 32641
Adriana.M.Bentacourt@dep.state.fl.us
850-766-3327
Goodwill Industries of South FloridaAmeriCorps members provide workforce readiness training, job coaching and employment navigation to individuals with disabilities and other barriers to employment, resulting in increased employability skills.Economic Prosperity
Miami-Dade, BrowardDarrell Cunningham
2121 NW 21st Street
Miami, FL 33142
dcunningham@goodwillmiami.org
786-795-1141
Greater Miami Service CorpsAmeriCorps members provide conservation and natural resources services. AmeriCorps members are responsible for educating households on how to conserve energy and improving public land.EnvironmentMiami-Dade
Deborah Dorsett
810 NW 28th Street
Miami, FL 33127
ddorsett@gmscmiami.com
305-638-4672
HANDYAmeriCorps members will provide housing rehabilitation services to upgrade and construct affordable housing and will provide workforce development, including job placement, for members.Economic ProsperityBrowardRashani Boynton
2101 North Andrews Ave
Wilton Manors, FL 33311
954-548-7023
Healthcare NetworkAmeriCorps members serve as community resource navigators in Immokalee and Naples to improve access to medical care for individuals in Collier County. AmeriCorps members are responsible for improved access to care through delivery of community health resources. Health

CollierDiosili Salazar
PO Box 870
Immokalee, FL 34143
DSalazar@healthcareswfl.org
239-675-8277

Hispanic Unity of FloridaAmeriCorps members provide job readiness coaching and employability trainings in addition to nutrition access and education. Members services result in improved job readiness and food security.vEconomic ProsperityBrowardCarolina Urrechaga
5840 Johnson St.
Hollywood, FL 33021-5636 currechaga@hispanicunity.org
754-226-3035
Literacy Alliance of Northeast FloridaAmeriCorps members provide basic literacy, adult education and GED preparation for adult learners in Duval County.Economic ProsperityDuvalMarcus Haile
40 E Adams St, Suite 30
Jacksonville, FL 32202-3358 marcus@literacyallnefl.org
904-238-9000
Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach CountyAmeriCorps members promote literacy services in Palm Beach County. Members serve as tutors in schools and in adult education programs to increase literacy and employability skills. Members provide tutoring as Graduation Coaches in local high schools and as reading tutors in elementary schools.Economic ProsperityPalm BeachMegan Wiston
3651 Quantum Blvd
Boynton Beach, FL 33426
mwiston@literacypbc.org
561-767-3360
Overtown Youth CenterAmeriCorps members mentor students as part of the Inspire. Engage. Employ program, which supports K-12 youth in developing their career readiness. Members mentor program participants at the Overtown Youth Center and at Booker T. Washington Senior High School in the Overtown neighborhood of Miami, as they develop workforce employability and financial literacy skills. EducationBroward, Miami-DadeClinique Smith
PO Box 16940
Miami, FL 33101
clinique.smith@overtownyouth.org
305-349-1204 x228
Polk Education FoundationAmeriCorps members provide reading tutoring services to elementary students in grades K-3. The goal of the program is to significantly increase reading skills of students. EducationPolkStephanie Narramore
1530 Shumate Dr
Bartow, FL 33831
stephanie.narramore@polk-fl.net
863-534-0519 x208
READ USAAmeriCorps members are teen tutors in a one-to-one instructional model utilizing systematic, supportive reading curriculum. Members provide literacy instruction focused on reading fluency, phonemic awareness, and comprehension skills to increase grade-level reading proficiency.EducationDuvalDr. Robert H. Kelly, Jr.
PO Box 331067
Atlantic Beach, FL 32233
rob@readusainc.com
904-732-3872
ReDefiners World LanguagesAmeriCorps members are teen tutors, serving elementary school students, who provide literacy instruction focused on reading fluency, phonemic awareness, and comprehension skills to increase grade-level reading proficiency.EducationHillsborough, PinellasIngrid Holguin
8056 N 56th St
Tampa, FL 33617
ingrid@redefinerswl.org
813-530-2313
Seniors in Service of Tampa BayAmeriCorps members provide services and support to Veterans and their families in the community and at the James A. Haley Veterans Hospital in Hillsborough County and the Bay Pines VA Healthcare System in Pinellas County. AmeriCorps members serve veterans, active military, and military family members to improve independent living skills, navigate resources and transition into permanent housing. VeteransHillsborough, Pasco, Pinellas
Pam Plager
1306 W Sligh Ave.
Tampa, FL 33604
pplager@seniorsinservice.org
813-838-5565
Teach for America – FloridaAmeriCorps members serve as full-time teachers in 73 schools in Duval, Hillsborough, and Miami-Dade County Public Schools. The program recruits college graduates to serve two-year terms as public school teachers. The intent of the program is to place highly qualified teachers in schools.EducationDuval, Miami-Dade, HillsboroughEmily Mayeda
1951 NW 7th Ave, Suite 300
Miami, FL 33136
emily.mayeda@teachforamerica.org
352.658.1119
The Arc JacksonvilleAmeriCorps members mentor adult individuals with intellectual and developmental differences (IDD) at the various sites of The Arc Jacksonville, throughout Duval County. As mentors, AmeriCorps members teach independent living skills related to job readiness and financial literacy services.Economic ProsperityBaker, Clay, Duval, Nassau, St. JohnsBree Poole
4401 Wesconnett Blvd
Jacksonville, FL 32210
ppoole@arcjacksonville.org
904-573-2805 x614
University of Florida – Florida 4-HAmeriCorps members deliver conservation education programs to students in grades K-8 at three residential 4-H camps. Services include conservation education outreach activities as well as on site conservation and natural resources curriculum. EnvironmentAlachua, Highlands, Madison, Okaloosa
Samantha Brown
1523 Union Rd, Rm 207
Gainesville, FL 32611
Sbrown11@ufl.edu
352-294-2907
University of Florida – GatorCorpsAmeriCorps members serve through disaster mitigation and capacity building in Jacksonville, Gainesville and Cedar Key, Florida. AmeriCorps members are responsible for increasing levels of knowledge in disaster preparedness among both residents and host organizations. EnvironmentAlachua, Duval, LevyDr. Jason von Meding
UF College of Design
Construction and Planning
PO Box 115701
Gainesville, FL 32611-5701
jason.vonmeding@ufl.edu
352-213-5130
University of North FloridaAmeriCorps members serve in the Jacksonville Teacher Residency (JTR) program to prepare for long-term careers as teachers in urban schools. The goal of the program is workforce development for future teachers and to enhance student engagement in Duval County and Clay County Public Schools.EducationClay, DuvalDr. Wanda Lastrapes
1 UNF Drive
Jacksonville, FL 32224
w.lastrapes@unf.edu
904-620-1621

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