STRONGER TOGETHER

The National Senior Corps Association (NSCA) and its 500+ member organizations work toward the common goal of achieving adequate federal support and program flexibility for Foster Grandparent, RSVP, and Senior Companion programs nationwide. Embracing the three programs within one association, NSCA is the recognized national leadership organization representing the combined interests of the Senior Corps programs. The National Senior Corps Association works to ensure that the efforts of Senior Corps volunteers will continue meeting the needs and challenges of America's communities.

Mission: The National Senior Corps Association promotes, represents, advocates for, and enhances the power of Foster Grandparent, RSVP, and Senior Companion programs nationwide.

We want to personally invite you to become a member of NSCA and be part of a Senior Corps network that is Stronger Together. In addition to access to the members’ only section of our website, your membership in the National Senior Corps Association will provide you with:

A national organization that promotes the combined interests of Foster Grandparent, RSVP and Senior Companion programs nationwide
A Washington representative that presents a UNIFIED voice to Members of Congress on Senior Corps issues
Collaboration with other organizations in the field of aging and community service
Opportunities to share your concerns through yearly surveys and regular communication
Action alerts and other timely updates on Congressional legislation and important issues affecting your program(s)

NSCA Leadership: The Board of Directors consists of its officers, three members representing each cluster - one each from the Foster Grandparent Program, RSVP, and the Senior Companion Program; and up to three At-Large members. All board members except the At-Large members are Senior Corps Project Directors.

NSCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

OFFICERS

PRESIDENT	Maria ReQua (FGP)	Albuquerque, NM	President@nscatogether.org
PRESIDENT-ELECT	Erin Kruse (SCP, FGP, RSVP)	Flagstaff, AZ	Erin.Kruse@nau.edu
PRESIDENT-ELECT NOMINEE	OPEN
TREASURER	OPEN
SECRETARY	Stephanie Grove (RSVP)	Florham Park, NJ	sgrove@jfsmetrowest.org
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT	Donna Whitcomb (RSVP)	Litchfield, MN	DonnaWhitcomb@ecumen.org

CLUSTER REPRESENTATIVES

	FGP	RSVP	SCP
PACIFIC	Charity Rowberry Ogden, UT charitym@weberhs.org	Betty Vail Miles City, MT rsvp05@midrivers.com	Alicia Lucke Albany, OR alucke@ocwcog.org
SOUTHWEST	Triste Vasquez-White Dallas, TX tvasquez-white@TheSeniorSource.org	Gretchen Feinhals Dallas, TX gfeinhals@TheSeniorSource.org	OPEN
NORTH CENTRAL	Brandi Knivila Mt. Pleasant, MI bknivila@isabellacounty.org	OPEN	Kristin Fox Sioux Falls, SD kfox1@good-sam.com
SOUTHERN	OPEN	Mag Holland Gulfport, MS rsvp@co.harrison.ms.us	Debra Blackburn Statesboro, GA debrapless@georgiasouthern.edu
ATLANTIC	Donna Teel Trenton, NJ Donna.Teel@sos.nj.gov	Theresa Strong Hartford, CT strongt@crtct.org	Valarie Wright Georgetown, DE vwright@firststatecaa.org

CLUSTER STATES

Southern Cluster: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia and Kentucky

Atlantic Cluster: Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virgin Islands

North Central Cluster: Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, Wisconsin

Southwest Cluster: Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas

Pacific Cluster: Alaska, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming