At the same time, Stahl-Wert observed that recent college graduates across the nation were struggling to find creative, meaningful employment, particularly in the arts. Stahl-Wert specifically noted the need for new service opportunities for Mennonite young adults, who have a history of active involvement in postgraduate voluntary work. The new name better communicates the organization's identity and mission as articulated by its 11-member Board of Directors, the members of which include representatives of Pittsburgh Mennonite Church, community professionals, and program alumni who live in Pittsburgh. While it remains in close dialogue with the broader Mennonite community, MennoCorps is financially and managerially independent. Under the auspices of the Board of Directors, MennoCorps is administered by two part-time employees who are themselves alumni of MennoCorps.
Work sites provide two-thirds of the operating budget.
Staff and Board members raise the remaining funds through foundation grants, individual contributions, and church donations. MennoCorps Contact Information Executive Director Jessica King Program Associate Steven Miller 5615 Stanton Ave.