Stimulus Dollars Provide Welcome Lift and New Service Recruits to Lend a Hand

By Caroline Preston

Seven new AmeriCorps participants will help a local United Way in South Carolina get the word out about adult-literacy services. Habitat for Humanity International expects to get 30 percent more helpers it will put to work transforming its mission from building new homes to weatherizing and rehabilitating older...

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