National Peace Corps Association is a grassroots nonprofit organization at the center of a vibrant community of 240,000 individuals and 180 affiliate groups championing a lifelong commitment to Peace Corps ideals. Your support helps us to build and maintain a thriving community, one that is poised to continue to make a difference in communities in the U.S. and around the world.
NPCA works constantly to strengthen existing affiliate groups through member enrollment, technology, and fundraising, while at the same time growing the network to meet their needs to engage and act collectively around global issues. Through our Community Builder platform, strategic planning, webinars, and more NPCA provides resources and tools groups need to thrive. Your support provides that boost that new groups need and value.
Click here to learn more about NPCA’s support to RPCV groups.
Your gift to NPCA supports all of our services.
NPCA works constantly to strengthen existing affiliate groups through member enrollment, technology, and fundraising, while at the same time growing the network to meet their needs to engage and act collectively around global issues. Through our Community Builder platform, strategic planning, webinars, and more NPCA provides resources and tools groups need to thrive. Your support provides that boost that new groups need and value.
Click here to learn more about NPCA’s support to RPCV groups.
Your gift to NPCA supports all of our services.
Evacuated RPCVs are returning under extenuating circumstances following the traumatic interruption of service. NPCA is here to help returned Volunteers adjust to life after service, providing resources to overcome challenges and take the next steps toward healthy lives and successful careers including:
- Connecting with other RPCVs
- Health & Wellbeing
- Jobs, Careers, & Scholarships
- Continued Service Opportunities
- NPCA Advocacy Efforts
Your gift to NPCA supports all of our offerings.
Click here to learn more about NPCA’s Global Reentry program.
Peace Corps Place is a hub for the Peace Corps community empowering members to thrive. Nestled in the heart of the Truxton Circle neighborhood in Washington, D.C., Peace Corps Place will house WorldView Café, a resource center and co-work space, the NPCA office, and a lower level lounge, exhibit, and event space. It will serve as a meeting place for kindred spirits, a center for capacity building, and a launching pad for Peace Corps community projects at home and abroad.
Click here to learn more about Peace Corps Place.