What is the purpose of the VolunteeringInAmerica.gov Web site and why is it important?
The information found in the Volunteering in America 2010 Web site (www.VolunteeringInAmerica.gov) can enhance discussions with community leaders, political representatives, and interested individuals on what is happening with volunteerism, how to sustain current volunteers, and how to help new interested parties begin their commitment to service. There are many challenges that face our nation, including, for example, the 14.1 million children living in poverty, the 3.5 million Americans with no place to live, and the 700,000 prisoners released from federal and state jurisdiction annually. Through service, volunteers are supporting the vulnerable populations hit hardest by the economy and helping to create a stronger, more stable future. In 2009, 63.4 million Americans volunteered to help their communities. This is an additional 1.6 million volunteers when compared to 2008, making 2009 the largest single-year increase in the number of volunteers since 2003. The information in the Volun
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