California Volunteers, Office of the Governor
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We are the state office tasked with engaging Californians in service, volunteering and civic action, while uplifting communities.
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Ready to serve and grow? 🫵🏽✨ AmeriCorps CA is hiring paid service members across the state. Search opportunities by location or passion area and take the next step in your service journey. Already served with California Service Corps? You can serve again! 🙌🏽 Learn more at CAServiceCorps.com today.
Meet Leslie, a #CAClimateActionCorps fellow with the City of Oakland Fire Department. From wildfire preparedness and home hardening education to habitat restoration projects, fellows gain hands-on experience building climate resilience while exploring careers in public service. ➡️ CAServiceCorps.com
Today in Sacramento, CA Climate Action Corps fellows, volunteers and partners came together for Community Climate Action Day. 🌎🌿 From planting native species to supporting wildfire resilience, Californians are building safer, greener and more resilient communities. ➡️ Apply NOW: CAServiceCorps.com
Catie has spent nearly two years serving her community while building her future through #CaliforniansForAll College Corps. At the Boys & Girls Club in Hamilton City, she provides one-on-one tutoring and mentorship to local youth — making a direct impact every day. Learn more at CACollegeCorps.com
During #AmeriCorpsWeek we recognize the dedicated members who are building stronger, safer and more resilient communities across California and beyond. 🙌🏽🌟 Your impact is real — and it matters.🧡💙 Want to build community through service? Learn more or apply: californiavolunteers.ca.gov/americorps
Serving with Mission Graduates at John O’Connell High School, AmeriCorps member Jaden shares what service means: connection, compassion & resilience. ✨ In a moment for action, Jaden reminds us our commitment to one another is impact shaping CA’s future. ➡️ CAServiceCorps.com @agrobbonta.oag.ca.gov
Mentorship isn’t just guidance—it’s belonging. As @cagovernornewsom.bsky.social proclaims January as National Mentoring Month, CA CSO Josh Fryday joined leaders on @bbbsamerica.bsky.social of OC & IE’s Mentorship Matters podcast to explore how mentors build connection, purpose & pathways to service.
One year after the fires that changed Los Angeles, we stand with the Altadena community—still standing strong. ✊🏽🧡 We’re grateful for CA Service Corps members and partners who continue to show up, connecting neighbors to resources and supporting recovery. Thank you. 🫶🏽 @cagovernornewsom.bsky.social
One year later, we remember the fires that changed Los Angeles & the people who showed up when it mattered most. 🫱🏼🫲🏾🧡 CA Service Corps members supported disaster relief by delivering supplies, supporting shelters & helping communities rebuild. 💪🏽✨ Join the CA Service Corps at CAServiceCorps.com
As the federal government shut down, California continued to lead. 💪🏽🧡 At the California Connects convening, GO-Serve Director Josh Fryday and Sacramento Vice Mayor Karina Talamantes highlighted how stronger partnerships helped build readiness for future emergencies. @cagovernornewsom.bsky.social
UC San Diego student Arnold is stepping up. 💪🏽💙🧡 As a College Corps fellow, he leads volunteer shifts with Feeding San Diego, building leadership skills while supporting families facing hunger. “People need it more than ever,” he says. ➡️ CaliforniaVolunteers.ca.gov @cagovernornewsom.bsky.social
At Snapdragon Stadium, volunteers — including Chief Service Officer Josh Fryday and San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria — joined the San Diego Food Bank to distribute 63,000 lbs of food to nearly 2,000 families impacted by delayed federal benefits. 💪💛 Join at CaliforniaVolunteers.ca.gov. @governor.ca.gov
GO-Serve Director Josh Fryday highlights how CA Service Corps members, the California National Guard, and community partners are stepping up to support food banks across the state. 💪 He’s calling on Californians to help one another through Operation Feed California. 🌟 CaliforniaVolunteers.ca.gov
As the federal shutdown leaves millions without food benefits, Californians are stepping up. 💪🏽 College Corps members are serving at food banks from South LA to across the state with The California National Guard and partners — keeping families fed through the holidays. 🌟 CaliforniaVolunteers.ca.gov