Publications
The Impact of COVID-19 on Volunteering Results of a survey of Maine non-profits
The purpose of the survey -- conducted by the Data Innovation Project on behalf of Volunteer Maine, the state service commission -- is to help gain a better understanding of the impact of COVID-19 on Maine's nonprofit volunteer base, identify innovative solutions to the current situation and gain useful insight into how Volunteer Maine and its member sites can most effectively contribute to the recovery efforts in communities across Maine. The Data Innovation Project and project partner the Survey Research Center are part of the the Cutler Institute for Health and Social Policy within the Muskie School of Public Service at the University of Southern Maine.
Category: Research
Volunteer Maine Annual Report: 2020
The annual report on Volunteer Maine, the state service commission, to the Legislature and Governor for the calendar year 2020.
Category: Annual Reports
National Service in Maine: COVID-19 Response Through July 2020
A report on National Service programs in Maine and their efforts to pivot to respond to the pandemic.
Category: National Service: General Information
Volunteer Maine Annual Report: 2018-19
The annual report on Volunteer Maine, the state service commission, to the Legislature and Governor for the calendar years of 2018 and 2019.
Category: Annual Reports
2017 Maine AmeriCorps Members: A Profile of the People and Their Service
Results from AmeriCorps member exit survey.
Category: Research
MCCS Annual Report to the Legislature and Governor, 2017
MCCS Annual Report to the Legislature and Governor, 2017
Category: Annual Reports
MCCS Annual Report to the Legislature and Governor, 2016
PDF of the Annual Report for 2016.
Category: Annual Reports
Maine AmeriCorps Members 2016: A profile of the people and their experience
Maine AmeriCorps Members 2016: A profile
Category: Research
National Association of RSVP Directors
The National Association of RSVP Directors, Inc. (NARSVPD) was created in 1976 in Chicago, Illinois. It provides visibility and advocacy for RSVP; a network of communications among RSVP Directors and projects; a vehicle for expression of majority opinion on behalf of RSVP and older Americans to the Corporation for National and Community Service, Congress and other appropriate governmental and national units.
Category: National Associations for Managers/Administrators of Volunteers
2012-2016: A profile of Non-Resident Maine AmeriCorps Members Who Stay
Individuals who come to Maine to serve in AmeriCorps are generally young, college educated, and ready to make a difference. More than 25% stay after service and make Maine their permanent home.
Category: Research
Maine Profile: Volunteering and Civic Health 2016
The Maine-specific data is from Volunteering in America profiles of states which reports data collected in the annual fall Current Population Survey supplement. The Commission updates Maine's profile after each data release.
Category: Data Reports and Sites
Code of Federal Regulations: AmeriCorps
Title 45 Subtitle B Chapter XXV Part 2522 et seq. contains the regulations for AmeriCorps.
Category: Laws and Regulations (Federal and State)
MCCS Annual Report to the Legislature and Governor, 2014
The Maine Commission for Community Service's report to the Governor and Joint Standing Committee on State and Local Government.
Category: Annual Reports