AmeriCorps Stories: A Q&A With Member Willow Schooler

By United Way of King County, on August 5, 2022 | In News, Success Stories

AmeriCorps is a national program that connects individuals and organizations to help communities tackle their toughest challenges. At United Way of King County, AmeriCorps members work up to 12-month terms on projects that include ending homelessness, increasing food security and helping students graduate in King County. Members gain an expanded network of connections and learn valuable experience to often leads to employment after the project end—all while earning trust and gratitude from the communities they serve.

We urge you to apply to AmeriCorps to join our awesome team of young people working to make a difference. This year, we are also excited to offer the highest possible living stipend for our county, a monthly $250 housing stipend, an additional $1,000 completion bonus for members who complete a full term of service, and access to an emergency financial assistance program to mitigate any unforeseen financial hardships that might happen during the service term.

 Want to know more? We’ve asked Willow Schooler, United Way Benefits Hub coach and current AmeriCorps member, to share their insights about the program.

AmeriCorps member Willow Schooler


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