Meet Noora: Bridging Identity & Service
During Ramadan, we highlight Noora Lahoud, a Muslim-American Civic Corps member serving at CAIR-NY, whose work reflects her commitment to community and identity.
Read More →Join NYC Civic Corps to serve full-time at a City agency or nonprofit from September 2026 to June 2027.
Whether you’re a recent grad or a career switcher, this is the perfect program to channel your passions, build professional networks, and hone skills in community outreach, volunteer management, and program development.
Applications Open June 15

New Yorkers impacted by NYC Civic Corps members this year so far.
Paid full-time service experience supporting communities.
City agencies and nonprofit host sites across NYC.
Professional development, mentorship, and networking opportunities.
Join a virtual information session to learn about NYC Civic Corps, the application process, member benefits, and what to expect during your service year.

Our members are managing volunteers in food pantries, cleaning up streets and local parks, mentoring youth, responding to city emergencies, and connecting low-income communities to health resources.
Whatever your passion, NYC Civic Corps has a position for you!
NYC Civic Corps members earn valuable resume-building professional experience while building connections and gaining exposure to City government or the NYC nonprofit sector. Members also receive the following benefits during service:
During Ramadan, we highlight Noora Lahoud, a Muslim-American Civic Corps member serving at CAIR-NY, whose work reflects her commitment to community and identity.
Read More →Sheri Lyons is a volunteer turned Civic Corps member at Grassroots Grocery who is helping alleviate food insecurity in the Bronx.
Read More →Aaliyah Cardenas, 2018-19 Civic Corps alum, continues to drive impact at her former host site Food Bank for New York City, now as Manager of Volunteer Engagement.
Read More →NYC Civic Corps partner, The Knowledge House, advances economic mobility by preparing New Yorkers for tech careers.
Read More →Samuel Flax, a Civic Corps member, helps mobilize volunteers and provides emergency food access at an UWS food pantry during SNAP uncertainty.
Read More →Jeanine Tuzo serves at South Bronx United, improving youth lives and supporting the organization's MLK Day of Service project.
Read More →Submit your application and explore opportunities that align with your interests and goals.
Meet with program staff and host organizations to determine the right placement.
Gain professional experience while making a meaningful impact in communities across the city.
Leave with new skills, professional connections, and experience that supports your future goals.
NYC Civic Corps members serve at organizations working across public health, education, climate, youth development, food access, immigrant services, civic engagement, and more.
Explore opportunities to gain professional experience, grow your leadership skills, and make a lasting impact in communities across New York City.
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