2023 YEAR IN REVIEW

Puerto Rico | At a Glance Report

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Members & Volunteers Service Locations Total Investment

1,048 97 $12,704,533

Program Funding

Projects Service Locations Completed Participants Education Awards Federal Funding

AmeriCorps National 3 7 56 $345,282 $1,081,050

AmeriCorps State 10 19 106 $351,720 $1,045,998

AmeriCorps VISTA 18 26 166 $863,890 $2,723,915

Public Health AmeriCorps - - - - -

AmeriCorps Programs Subtotal 31 52 328 $1,560,892 $4,850,962

Projects Service Locations Completed Participants Education Awards Federal Funding

AmeriCorps Seniors Foster Grandparent Program 3 18 338 - $1,671,850

AmeriCorps Seniors RSVP 2 4 85 - $66,807

AmeriCorps Seniors Senior Companion Program 5 23 297 - $1,474,075

AmeriCorps Seniors Programs Subtotal 10 45 720 - $3,212,732

Other Funding

Projects Service Locations Completed Participants Education Awards Federal Funding

State Commission Investment Funds 1 - - - $263,227

State Commission Operations Support 1 - - - $295,000

Subtotal 2 - - - $558,227

Total Program Funding $8,621,922

$10,182,813

$2,521,720

Total AmeriCorps Funding + Total Local Project Support $12,704,533

Total Local Project Support (Non-AmeriCorps Resources)

Total AmeriCorps Funding Including Education Awards

 Since 1994, more than 7,600 Puerto Rico residents have served approximately 15 million hours

 and earned education awards totaling more than $24.6 million.

Notes: Data shown represents national service activity completed between January 20, 2023 and January 19, 2024. 1. Projects may be headquartered in other states. 2. The service location total may contain multiple counts of

unique locations where multiple AmeriCorps projects operated. 3. Completed participants reflects all AmeriCorps members who completed service in Puerto Rico between January 20, 2023 and January 19, 2024. For

AmeriCorps Seniors, this reflects all volunteers funded by grants completed during that same period. For AmeriCorps Seniors projects where 2022 service location data is unavailable, service locations associated with the

project from the previous year are represented or are listed with no service locations. 4. The Education Awards figures represent the maximum potential value of Segal AmeriCorps Education Awards that could be earned by

AmeriCorps members who completed service in Puerto Rico. 5. AmeriCorps State and National, Foster Grandparent, and Senior Companion federal funding reflects the estimated proportionate annual share of the federal grant

associated with the participants in this report. This includes any awarded federal American Rescue Plan funding except match replacement. AmeriCorps State and National placeholder grants have been excluded from this

report. For AmeriCorps VISTA, funding reflects the national average cost per participant. RSVP funding appears in the state where the project is based and reflects the full amount awarded to operate the completed grant. 6.

Total local project support reflects non-AmeriCorps cash and in-kind resources that AmeriCorps grantees committed to raise in support of their completed grants. This includes any awarded federal American Rescue Plan match

replacement funding.