This month, we honor Alastair Churchward as an “everyday hero.” After serving in the Peace Corps, Alastair returned to Atlanta and sought out volunteer opportunities to re-acclimate to living in the United […]
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At our Breaking Bread Together event on April 14, 2015, we premiered the second video in our series, Pathways to Success. The Story of Cer follows an alumni of the
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This month, New American Pathways salutes long-time friend Spencer Hall, Editorial Director of Sport Blog Nation (SBNation.com) and renowned editor of college football blog Every Day Should Be Saturday (EDSBS.com).
For AmeriCorps Week, Young Women’s Leadership Program AmeriCorps Service Member Anna Gray writes about her experience working with some of the students from the program in planning for their future: During
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This month, we honor volunteer Shelly Roberts as an “everyday hero.” Through our Family Match program, Shelly tutors two refugees in conversational English every week and diligently seeks any materials
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When I came to live to the United States, one of the things that inspired me the most about the American way of life was the culture of volunteering. It seemed to me that everybody I met was volunteering for church, for their children’s school PTA, for a neighborhood association, for their alma mater, or for one of the many wonderful charitable organizations that exist in this country.
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New American Pathways announces the election of a new member to its Board of Directors: Aisha Rahman, Director of Risk Assurance Services at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). “Ms. Rahman comes to us
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This month, we honor volunteer Chris Hanna as an “everyday hero” in our afterschool program. She helps the kids at one of our elementary school sites with their homework, reads
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Awet Woldegebriel was eight years old when the war came. As a youth of Eritrean heritage born and living in Ethiopia, the Ethiopia-Eritrea War targeted his family especially hard. He
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On February 11th we had the privilege of joining a group of Americans to welcome new citizens to our beloved United States.
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Join us Saturday, November 8, 2025, in celebrating our collective impact at our Red, White & Do Fundraising Gala!