American Volunteering Corporation Act

Bill 118 hr 5680, also known as the American Volunteering Corporation Act, is a piece of legislation introduced in the US Congress. The purpose of this bill is to establish a new government agency called the American Volunteering Corporation (AVC). The AVC would be responsible for promoting and coordinating volunteer efforts across the country.

The bill outlines the structure and functions of the AVC, including the appointment of a board of directors and the establishment of regional offices to oversee volunteer programs. The AVC would work with existing volunteer organizations, such as AmeriCorps and the Peace Corps, to expand and enhance volunteer opportunities for Americans of all ages.

Additionally, the bill includes provisions for funding the AVC through a combination of federal appropriations and private donations. The goal of the bill is to increase volunteerism in the United States and provide support for individuals and communities in need. Overall, the American Volunteering Corporation Act aims to strengthen the culture of service and civic engagement in the United States by creating a new government agency dedicated to promoting and coordinating volunteer efforts.