Experience Corps Volunteer Locations

Baltimore, MD

Hosted by: Elev8 Baltimore and The Y in Central Maryland

Program Launch: 2022

Elev8 Baltimore partners with schools, families and communities to ensure that every student is prepared for high school, college, career, and life.

Program Contact: Gerald Ford, 443-682-9403

The Y in Central Maryland is a mission-driven charitable organization dedicated to developing the full potential of every individual through programs that build healthy spirits, minds and bodies. 

Program Contact: Erica Lewis

Boston, MA

Hosted by: Literations

Program Launch: 1998

Literations drives educational equity through experienced community volunteers empowering young readers for lifelong learning. It envisions a day when all students, regardless of ZIP code, enter the fifth grade as proficient readers poised for academic success.

Program contacts: Main Office; 617-423-6633; Recruitment Office; 617-399-4621

Buffalo, NY

Hosted by: Read to Succeed Buffalo

Program Launch: 2016

Read to Succeed Buffalo is committed to building a continuum of highly skilled practitioners and providing caregivers and teachers with resources that enable children in their care to reach their highest potential.

Program Contact: Anne Ryan, 716-843-8895; Julia Brueckl

Cleveland, OH

Hosted by: Greater Cleveland Volunteers

Program Launch: 1997

Greater Cleveland Volunteers enriches the community and individuals through volunteer service. Since 1972, it has assisted local nonprofit organizations by providing support on one-time, short-term, or ongoing projects.

Program Contact: Charlotte Petrie, 216-391-9500 x 2119

Evansville, IN

Hosted by: The EVSC Foundation of Evansville

Program Launch: 2008

The EVSC Foundation of Evansville has three main areas of focus: envision, engage, and empower. These areas guide all program and support offerings, ensuring teachers and students have access to wrap around supports needed to help all students thrive. 

Program Contact: Keely Adams, 812-435-0933

Macon, GA

Hosted by: United Way Central Georgia

Program Launch: 2016

United Way of Central Georgia's mission is to increase the organized capacity of people in its communities to care for one another and, by working collaboratively, to disrupt the cycle of poverty. 

Program Contact: Sherri Flagg

Mesa, AZ

Hosted by: City of Mesa

Program Launch: 2024

City of Mesa’s Education & Workforce Office builds partnerships among educational experts, industry leaders, nonprofit organizations, city services and community resources to continue to enrich and advance education and workforce opportunities for Mesa’s students and residents.

Program Contact: Catherine White, Sarah Tolar, 480-644-3830

Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN

Hosted by: East Side Learning Center

Program Launch: 1995

East Side Learning Center was established in 1998 to provide one-to-one tutoring for children reading below grade level at no cost to families unable to get this help elsewhere.  

Program Contacts: Karmit Bulman, 651-758-0660

New Haven, CT

Hosted by: Interfaith Volunteers (IVCG)

Program Launch: 2006

Interfaith Volunteer Care Givers of Greater New Haven (IVCG) has served the community for more than 40 years with a mission of neighbors helping neighbors live lives of connection and care with seniors at the heart.

Program Contact: Vaneza Clarke, 475-257-6534

Phoenix, AZ

Hosted by: City of Phoenix

Program Launch: 2015

Read on Phoenix (hosted by the City of Phoenix) is a public/private partnership of community stakeholders. Its goal is to ensure that every child will be able to read at or above grade level by the end of third grade, and it targets resources and effective practices to the highest-need communities. 

Program Contact: Bri Rodriquez, 602-256-4388

Pinal County, AZ

Hosted by: Achieve Pinal

Program Launch: 2020

Achieve Pinal is a regional grassroots effort of education, government, business and other community partners committed to developing a competitive local workforce by improving educational attainment in Pinal County.

Program Contact: Kaitlin Burks, 520-634-8938

Portland, OR

Hosted by: Metropolitan Family Service

Program Launch: 1995

Metropolitan Family Service helps people move beyond the limitations of poverty, inequity and social isolation. The organization embraces innovation to create sustainable solutions that address disparities, promote equity and demonstrate respect for all individuals.

Program Contacts: Maruska Lynch, Volunteer Recruitment Coordinator, 503-290-9427; Jessica McLaren, Program Coordinator

Sacramento, CA

Hosted by: Sacramento Chinese Community Service Center

Program Launch: 2016

The Sacramento Chinese Community Service Center assists immigrants, refugees and other underserved individuals in the greater Sacramento area to achieve economic self-sufficiency, social empowerment and cultural appreciation. The center accomplishes this mission by providing quality educational, vocational, human services and health programs.

Program Contact: Jasmine Runfal, Program Manager; (916) 750-6347

Southern California

Hosted by: AARP Foundation

Program Launch: 2023

AARP Foundation volunteers provide virtual tutoring to schools and sites in San Diego, Long Beach, and Carson. Virtual tutoring through Experience Corps is available to volunteers nationwide.

Program Contact: VirtualTutoring@aarp.org

Tempe, AZ

Hosted by: City of Tempe

Program Launch: 2006

Tempe’s Office of Education, Career and Family Services facilitates the success of all Tempe children, youth, families and adults through direct services, programs and education, and community partnerships.

Program Contact: Candice Heath, 480-350-5846