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Here are some of the most frequently asked questions from organizations working with or seeking to work with Senior Corps.
Where do I find out about Senior Corps funding opportunities?
To learn more about what’s available, eligibility, responsibilities, and new grant opportunities, visit the New Grant Opportunities section of the site.
How do I submit a grant application?
eGrants is an online system designed to automate the entire grants and project management process from application to closeout. It allows applicants to find funding opportunities, apply for grants or projects, and manage grant reporting online. Visit eGrants.
Help, I’m having trouble using eGrants. Who can I contact for help?
For technical issues related to eGrants, please visit http://www.nationalservice.gov/questions/app/ask.
Inquiries concerning NOFAs, application content, or general program questions should be directed to your Corporation State Office.
Peer Reviewers and Facilitators: Contact the Help Desk at 1-800-942-2677 or visit http://www.nationalservice.gov/questions/app/ask.
Where can I find training and technical assistance information?
The National Service Knowledge Network is the Corporation’s online stop for training and technical assistance. Through The Resource Center, you can access training publications, sample forms, funding notices, effective practices, and much more.
I’m a faith-based organization. Am I eligible to apply for a Senior Corps grant?
The Corporation for National and Community Service's Faith-based and Community Initiatives (FBCI) is an integral part of our efforts to provide opportunities for Americans of all ages and backgrounds to give back to their communities. FCBI helps connect faith-based and other community groups to the Corporation, ensuring that these groups have the capacity, tools, and volunteer power they need to help America’s communities flourish. Learn more about FBCI.
I’m interested in promoting your programs to my organization’s constituents. Where can I order brochures or other promotional materials?
Visit the National Service Publications website at http://www.nationalservice.gov/pubs to order publications and promotional materials.
Do you have any national conferences or trainings?
Search our National Service calendars for upcoming trainings.
How do I find Senior Corps programs in my own community?
Visit our State Profile section and click on your state. Grantees are listed by city and organization name. To find the appropriate Corporation contact for your state, download the PDF labeled “National Service Contacts in My State.”
I’m a grantee and am looking for Senior Corps photos to use in our brochures. Where can I find them?
Senior Corps maintains an online photo gallery. Through the gallery, high resolution digital files of the photos can be downloaded directly from the site.
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