[Federal Register Volume 67, Number 117 (Tuesday, June 18, 2002)]
[Notices]
[Pages 41402-41406]
From the Federal Register Online via the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]
[FR Doc No: 02-15300]


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CORPORATION FOR NATIONAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICE


Notice of funding opportunity for Grants To Support the Martin 
Luther King, Jr. Service Day Initiative

AGENCY: Corporation for National and Community Service.

ACTION: Notice of funding opportunity.

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SUMMARY: Subject to the availability of appropriations, the Corporation 
for National and Community Service (hereinafter the ``Corporation'') 
intends to award between $400,000 and $600,000 in grant funds to pay 
for the federal share of the cost of planning and carrying out service 
opportunities in conjunction with the federal legal holiday honoring 
the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. on January 20, 2003. The 
Corporation invites applications for these grants.
    The purpose of the grants is to mobilize more Americans to observe 
the Martin Luther King, Jr. federal holiday as a day of service in 
communities and to bring people together around the common focus of 
service to others. To achieve this, depending upon appropriations 
provided by the Congress for the Corporation, and based upon previous 
allocations of funding for this activity, we will disburse between 
$400,000 and $600,000 in grant funds to support approved service 
opportunities. Eligible organizations may apply for a grant to support 
national service and community volunteering projects. Grant awards may 
range from $2,500 to $7,500. Proposals must be cost effective, based on 
the number of people serving and being served.

DATES: Applications must arrive at the appropriate Corporation offices 
or via the Internet-based electronic grants system described below no 
later than 5:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time on July 31, 2002.

ADDRESSES: This year, you may submit your application in one of three 
ways: (1) By mailing a paper application; (2) by mailing your 
application on diskette; or (3) by using the Corporation's new 
Internet-based application system. That system is expected to be 
available after June 12. We would like to encourage applicants to use 
this new electronic way of applying for a grant. Check the 
Corporation's web site after June 12--www.mlkday.org--for complete 
information. If you intend to submit an electronic application, please 
check the website in a timely fashion, so that if you experience 
difficulty with the electronic submission, you may still submit a paper 
application. Paper applications may be obtained from the Corporation 
state office in your state unless otherwise noted or from the website 
at www.mlkday.org. See SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION section for 
Corporation state office addresses. Paper applications must be returned 
to the Corporation state office in your state unless otherwise noted. 
In lieu of a paper application, you may submit the application on a 
3.5'' diskette in a text format only. Submitting your application on 
diskette will facilitate faster processing as well as reduce paper. 
Diskettes must be clearly marked with the program name and contact 
information. Application form SF 424 must be submitted along with the 
diskette. Address the paper application or diskette to: Martin Luther 
King, Jr. Day of Service, Corporation for National and Community 
Service (Appropriate State Address).

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: For further information, contact the 
person listed for the Corporation office in your state, unless 
otherwise noted. You may request this notice in an alternative format 
for the visually impaired by calling (202) 606-5000, ext. 278. The 
Corporation's T.D.D. number is (202) 565-2799 and is operational 
between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

Background

    The Corporation is a federal government corporation, established by 
Congress in the 1993 amendments to the National and Community Service 
Act of 1990 (the Act) that engages Americans of all ages and 
backgrounds in service to communities. This service addresses the 
nation's education, public safety, environmental, or other human needs 
to achieve direct and demonstrable results with special consideration 
to service that affects the needs of children. In doing so, the 
Corporation fosters civic responsibility, strengthens the ties that 
bind us together as a people, and provides educational opportunity for 
those who make a substantial commitment to service. The Corporation 
supports a range of national service programs including AmeriCorps, 
Learn and Serve America, and the Senior Corps. Section 12653(s) of the 
Act, as amended in 1994, authorizes the Corporation to make grants to 
share the cost of planning and carrying out service opportunities in 
conjunction with the federal legal holiday honoring the birthday of 
Martin Luther King, Jr. We will fund grants to support activities that 
will (1) get necessary things done in communities, (2) strengthen the 
communities engaged in the service activity, (3) reflect the life and 
teaching of Martin Luther King, Jr., (4) promote President Bush's call 
to service, and (5) begin or occur in significant part on the federal 
legal holiday (January 20, 2003).
    The King Center for Nonviolent Social Change, Inc. also supports 
activities in honor of Dr. King's birth through the ``Beloved 
Community.'' The ``Beloved Community'' is a network of partners, 
organizations and entities that promote the King Holiday or work of Dr. 
King by disseminating his philosophy, providing direct service, 
nonviolence training, education or programs ensuring the

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continuance of Dr. King's work. For more information about the 
Corporation and the programs it supports, go to http://www.nationalservice.org. For more information about the King Center, go 
to http://www.thekingcenter.org.
    Getting things done means that projects funded under the Martin 
Luther King Jr. holiday grant will help communities meet education, 
public safety, environmental, or other human needs through direct 
service and effective citizen action. Accordingly, we expect well 
designed activities that meet compelling community needs and lead to 
measurable outcomes and impact.
    Strengthening communities means bringing people together in pursuit 
of a common objective that is of value to the community. Projects 
should seek to engage a wide range of local partners in the communities 
served. You should design, implement, and evaluate projects with 
partners, including local and state King Holiday Commissions; the King 
Center's Beloved Community network; national service programs 
(AmeriCorps, Learn and Serve America, and the Senior Corps); 
Communities of Promise affiliated with America's Promise--the Alliance 
for Youth; youth leaders; community-based agencies; schools and school 
districts; Volunteer Centers affiliated with the Points of Light 
Foundation network and other volunteer organizations; local United 
Ways, non-profit organizations meeting urgent community needs, 
particularly those serving young people; communities of faith; 
businesses; foundations; state and local governments; labor 
organizations; and colleges and universities.
    Reflecting the life and teaching of Martin Luther King, Jr. means 
demonstrating his proposition that, ``Everybody can be great because 
everybody can serve.'' Dr. King's concept of greatness, when expressed 
through acts of service, offers everyone an opportunity to experience a 
sense of worth and dignity. His example encourages all ages, races, 
colors, ethnic groups, genders, nationalities, and abilities to respond 
to those in need. We are challenged to adopt his philosophy in 
addressing the evils of discrimination, poverty and violence. Dr. 
King's abiding faith and earnest belief in the ``American Dream'' is 
exemplified by his commitment to justice and his willingness to serve 
unselfishly as evidenced by his statement, ``I can never be what I 
ought to be until you are what you ought to be.'' Dr. King's strategies 
and determination to use nonviolence as a means to transform the hearts 
of millions should be used as a rousing force to encourage others in 
their desire to be socially responsible through nonviolent direct 
actions--direct service. You should consider for this program service 
opportunities that foster cooperation and understanding among racial 
and ethnic groups, nonviolent conflict resolution, equal economic and 
educational opportunities, and social justice.
    Promoting the President's Call to Service means providing 
opportunities for Americans to begin performing the 4000 hours--
equivalent of two years--of community service that President Bush asked 
all Americans to do in his January 2002 State of the Union address. 
Projects submitted for funding should also provide opportunities for 
on-going service beyond the grant period. ``Volunteerism and community 
service are central to the history of our Nation. Americans have always 
been a decent and deeply generous people, willing to help those in 
need. That was true before September 11. It is truer today. The Federal 
Government did not create this civic spirit; but we do have a 
responsibility to help support and encourage it where we can.''--George 
W. Bush
    The President calls on all citizens to perform some form of service 
to the Nation for the equivalent of at least two years of their lives. 
That service can be military or non-military; it can meet large 
national purposes or local community needs; it can be domestic or 
international; and it can be done over an uninterrupted period or by 
accumulating service hours over many years. The intent is to promote 
civic ties and to foster a lifelong ethic of good citizenship and 
service among Americans of all ages.
    Begin or occur in significant part on the federal legal holiday 
means that a significant portion of the community service activities 
supported by the grant should occur on the holiday itself to strengthen 
the link between the observance of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s birthday, 
the federal legal holiday (January 20, 2003), and service that reflects 
his life and teaching.
    The direct service you will perform on and in connection with the 
King holiday may include, but is not limited to, the following types of 
activities: tutoring children or adults, training tutors, feeding the 
hungry, packing lunches, delivering meals, stocking a food or clothing 
pantry, repairing a school and adding to its resources, translating 
books and documents into other languages, recording books for the 
visually impaired, restoring a public space, organizing a blood drive, 
registering bone marrow and organ donors, renovating low-income or 
senior housing, building a playground, removing graffiti and painting a 
mural, renovating or creating safe spaces for children who are out of 
school and whose parents are working, collecting oral histories of 
elders, running health fairs that provide health screenings, 
distributing immunization and health insurance information, gleaning 
and distributing fruits and vegetables, etc. Since involving young 
people in service is a priority of the Corporation for National and 
Community Service, you might consider challenging each young person 
serving to pledge to give back 100 hours of service in the next year, 
therefore qualifying for a President's Student Service Award and 
beginning to accumulate the 4000 hours of service encouraged by 
President Bush.
    Although celebrations, parades, and recognition ceremonies may be a 
part of the activities that you plan on the holiday and lead to or 
celebrate a commitment to service, these activities do not constitute 
direct service under this grant and the grant will not fund such 
activities.
    Other service activities we will consider in grant applications 
include, but are not limited to, the following: a day-of-service you 
design to produce a sustained long-term service commitment; community-
wide serve-a-thons that bring a broad cross-section of people together 
in a burst of energy on one day of service, including schools or school 
districts that seek to involve all students and teachers in joint 
service; service-learning projects that link student service in schools 
and universities with community-based organizations; faith-based 
service collaborations that bring together communities of faith and 
secular human service programs (subject to the limitations listed 
below); and service projects that include a pledge or commitment for 
continued service throughout the year.
    Grant funding will be available on a one-time, non-renewable basis 
for a budget period not to exceed seven months, beginning no sooner 
than November 1, 2002 and ending no later than June 30, 2003. By 
statute, the grants we provide for this project, together with all 
other federal funds you use to plan or carry out the service 
opportunity, may not exceed 30 percent of the total cost.
    For example, if you request $2,500 in federal dollars, you must 
have a non-federal match of at least $5,833 (cash and/or in-kind 
contributions) and a total projected cost of at least $8,333. If you 
request $7,500 in federal dollars you must have a non-federal match of 
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least $17,500 (cash and/or in-kind contributions) and a total projected 
cost of at least $25,000. In other words the total project cost 
multiplied by .30 is the maximum amount of money you can request from 
the federal government. (Total project cost minus federal dollars 
requested equals the required match). It may assist in the calculation 
to apply the formula as follows:
    Total Project Cost x .30 = Maximum Federal Contribution.
    Total Project Cost--Federal Dollars Requested = Non-Federal Match.
    The non-federal match may include cash and in-kind contributions 
(including, but not limited to, supplies, staff time, trainers, food, 
transportation, facilities, equipment, and services) necessary to plan 
and carry out the service opportunity. You may not use any part of an 
award from the Corporation to fund religious instruction, worship or 
proselytization. You may not use any part of an award to pay honoraria 
or fees for speakers. You may not use any part of an award to support a 
celebration banquet or other activity that is not connected to the 
actual service.
    The total amount of grant funds we will provide under this Notice 
will depend on the quality of applications and the availability of 
appropriated funds for this purpose.

Eligible Applicants

    By law, any entity otherwise eligible for assistance under the 
national service laws is eligible to receive a grant under this 
announcement. The applicable laws include the National and Community 
Service Act of 1990, as amended, and the Domestic Volunteer Service Act 
of 1973, as amended.
    Eligible applicants include, but are not limited to: nonprofit 
organizations, state commissions on service, volunteer centers, 
institutions of higher education, local education agencies, educational 
institutions, faith-based institutions, local or state governments, and 
private organizations that intend to utilize volunteers in carrying out 
the purposes of this program.
    We especially invite applications from organizations with 
experience in--and commitment to--fostering service on Martin Luther 
King, Jr. Day, including state and local Martin Luther King, Jr. 
Commissions, the King Center's Beloved Community network, local 
education agencies, faith-based partnerships, Volunteer Centers 
affiliated with the Points of Light Foundation network, United Ways, 
Boys and Girls Clubs, Campfire Boys and Girls, and other community-
based agencies.
    Any grant recipient from a prior year Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 
of Service Initiative will be ineligible if it has been determined to 
be non-compliant with the terms of those grant awards.
    Pursuant to the Lobbying Disclosure Act of 1995, an organization 
described in section 501(c)(4) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, 26 
U.S.C. 501(c)(4), which engages in lobbying activities, is not 
eligible.

Overview of Application Requirements

    If you are submitting a paper application or a 3.5'' diskette in 
text format, follow these instructions. Applicants should submit the 
following standard components for federal grants:
    1. An Application for Federal Assistance, Standard Form 424.
    2. A Project Narrative that includes:
    a. An executive summary no longer than 1 page
    b. A description of the needs and activities no longer than 4 pages 
that should address:
    i. Getting necessary things done in communities;
    ii. Strengthening the communities engaged in the service activity;
    iii. Reflecting the life and teaching of Martin Luther King, Jr.;
    iv. Promoting President Bush's call to service; and
    v. Activities that begin or occur significantly on the legal 
federal holiday (January 20, 2003), but which may extend for the budget 
period (November 1, 2002 through June 30, 2003).
    c. organizational capacity no longer than 1 page that must address:
    i. Partnerships in the local community, city, state or region that 
you are engaging in support of the service activities
    ii. Your organization's background and capacity to carry out this 
program
    iii. How you propose to staff the activity
    The project narrative portion of the application may not be longer 
than 6 single-sided pages. You must type double-spaced in a font no 
smaller than 12 point and number each page.
    3. A Budget Narrative (specific instructions are provided in the 
application materials).
    4. Budget Information--Non-Construction Programs (SF 424A) form in 
the application package.
    5. A signed Assurances--Non-Construction Programs (SF 424B) form 
incorporating conditions attendant to the receipt of federal funding.
    We must receive all applications by 5:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight 
Time, July 31, 2002, at the Corporation office in your state, unless 
otherwise noted. Applications that are mailed or delivered should be 
addressed as follows: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service, 
Corporation for National and Community Service (appropriate state 
office address; see list of addresses provided below).
    Please make sure that you plan adequate time for a mailed 
application to arrive on or before the due date. Please note that due 
to on-going delays in the mail system, you should consider submitting 
the application via an express mail delivery service other than the 
U.S. Postal Service. Applications postmarked on the due date will not 
be accepted. You may not submit an application by facsimile.
    If you plan to submit an application on line, detailed instructions 
will be provided on the Internet. Applicants will complete the same 
standard components as listed above for federal grants. Applications 
must be entered and submitted on line by 5:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight 
Time, July 31, 2002.
    To ensure fairness to all applicants, we reserve the right to take 
action, up to and including disqualification, in the event that your 
application fails to comply with the requirements relating to page 
limits, line-spacing, font size, and application deadlines.

Budget

    Detailed instructions about the budget information you must provide 
are in the application materials or on line.

Selection Process and Criteria

    We will review the applications initially to confirm that you are 
an eligible recipient and to ensure that your application contains the 
information we require and otherwise complies with the requirements of 
this notice. We will assess the quality of applications' responsiveness 
to the objectives included in this announcement based on the following 
criteria listed below:
    1. Program Design, i.e. Needs and Activities (60%--limit to 4 
typewritten pages) The proposal must demonstrate your ability to get 
necessary things done, strengthen communities, reflect the life and 
teaching of Martin Luther King Jr., promote President Bush's call to 
service and provide opportunities for on-going service, and include 
activities that begin or occur in significant part on the federal legal 
holiday, January 20, 2003.
    2. Organizational Capacity (25%--limit to one typewritten page) 
Your application must demonstrate your organization's ability to carry 
out the activities described in the proposal, including the use of 
highly qualified staff.

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    3. Budget/Cost Effectiveness (15%--limit to one typewritten page) 
You must demonstrate how you will use this grant effectively, including 
the sources and uses of matching support. Estimates on the numbers of 
people serving and to be served must be included.
    After evaluating the overall quality of proposals and their 
responsiveness to the criteria noted above, we will seek to ensure that 
applications we select represent a portfolio that is: (1) 
Geographically diverse, including projects throughout the five 
geographical clusters as designated by the Corporation; (2) 
representative of different population tracts, i.e. rural, urban, 
suburban; and (3) representative of a range of models of service 
projects.

Awards

    We anticipate making selections under this announcement no later 
than September 1, 2002.

      Corporation for National and Community Service State Offices
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   State             Name               Address              Phone
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AK.........  Billie Caldwell....  Jackson Federal         (206) 220-7736
                                   Building, 915
                                   Second Avenue,
                                   Suite 3190,
                                   Seattle, WA 98174-
                                   1103.
AL.........  Betty Platt........  Medical Forum, 950      (205) 731-0027
                                   22nd St., N.,
                                   Suite 428,
                                   Birmingham, 35203.
AR.........  Opal Sims..........  Federal Building,       (501) 324-5234
                                   Room 2506, 700
                                   West Capitol
                                   Street, Little
                                   Rock, AR 72201.
AZ.........  Richard Persely....  522 North Central,      (602) 379-4825
                                   Room 205A,
                                   Phoenix, AZ 85004-
                                   2190.
CA.........  Kristen Haggins....  11150 W. Olympic        (310) 235-7421
                                   Blvd., Suite 670,
                                   Los Angeles, CA
                                   90064.
CO.........  Bruce Cline........  999 Eighteenth          (303) 312-7950
                                   Street, Suite 1440
                                   South, Denver, CO
                                   80202.
CT.........  Romero Cherry......  1 Commercial Plaza,     (860) 240-3237
                                   21st Floor,
                                   Hartford, CT 06103-
                                   3510.
DC.........  Rosetta Freeman-     1201 New York Ave.,    (202) 606-5000,
              Busby.               NW., Suite 9107,                 x485
                                   Washington, DC
                                   20525.
DE.........  Malcolm Coles......  Fallon Federal          (410) 962-4443
                                   Bldg., 31 Hopkins
                                   Plaza, Suite 400-
                                   B, Baltimore, MD
                                   21201.
FL.........  Warren Smith.......  3165 McCrory            (407) 648-6117
                                   Street, Suite 115,
                                   Orlando, FL 32803-
                                   3750.
GA.........  Daryl James........  75 Piedmont Avenue,     (404) 331-4646
                                   N.E., Room 902,
                                   Atlanta, GA 30303-
                                   2587.
HI.........  Lynn Dunn..........  300 Ala Moana           (808) 541-2832
                                   Blvd., Room 6213,
                                   Honolulu, HI 96850-
                                   0001.
IA.........  Joel Weinstein.....  Federal Building,       (515) 284-4816
                                   Room 917, 210
                                   Walnut Street, Des
                                   Moines, IA 50309-
                                   2195.
ID.........  V. Kent Griffitts..  304 North 8th           (208) 334-1707
                                   Street, Room 344,
                                   Boise, ID 83702-
                                   5835.
IL.........  Timothy Krieger....  77 West Jackson         (312) 353-3622
                                   Boulevard, Suite
                                   442, Chicago, IL
                                   60604-3511.
IN.........  Thomas Haskett.....  46 East Ohio            (317) 226-6724
                                   Street, Room 226,
                                   Indianapolis, IN
                                   46204-4317.
KS.........  Bruce Cline........  444 S.E. Quincy,        (785) 295-2540
                                   Room 260, Topeka,
                                   KS 66683-3572.
KY.........  Betsy Wells........  600 Martin L. King      (502) 582-6384
                                   Place, Room 372-D,
                                   Louisville, KY
                                   40202-2230.
LA.........  Willard Labrie.....  707 Florida Street,     (225) 389-0473
                                   Suite 316, Baton
                                   Rouge, LA 70801.
MA.........  Malcolm Coles......  10 Causeway Street,     (617) 565-7001
                                   Room 473, Boston,
                                   MA 02222-1038.
MD.........  Malcolm Coles......  Fallon Federal          (410) 962-4443
                                   Bldg., 31 Hopkins
                                   Plaza, Suite 400-
                                   B, Baltimore, MD
                                   21201.
ME.........  Shireen Tilley.....  1 Pillsbury Street,     (603) 225-1450
                                   Suite 201,
                                   Concord, NH 03301-
                                   3556.
MI.........  Mary Pfeiler.......  211 West Fort           (313) 226-7848
                                   Street, Suite
                                   1408, Detroit, MI
                                   48226-2799.
MN.........  Robert Jackson.....  431 South 7th           (612) 334-4083
                                   Street, Room 2480,
                                   Minneapolis, MN
                                   55415-1854.
MO.........  Zeke Rodriguez.....  801 Walnut Street,      (816) 374-6300
                                   Suite 504, Kansas
                                   City, MO 64106.
MS.........  R Abdul-Azeez......  100 West Capitol        (601) 965-5664
                                   Street, Room
                                   1005A, Jackson, MS
                                   39269-1092.
MT.........  John Allen.........  208 North Montana       (406) 449-5404
                                   Avenue, Suite 206,
                                   Helena, MT 59601-
                                   3837.
NC.........  Robert Winston.....  300 Fayetteville        (919) 856-4731
                                   Street Mall,
                                   Raleigh, NC 27601-
                                   1739.
ND.........  John Pohlman.......  225 S. Pierre           (605) 224-5996
                                   Street, Room 225,
                                   Pierre, SD 57501-
                                   2452.
NE.........  Anne Johnson.......  Federal Building,       (402) 437-5493
                                   Room 156, 100
                                   Centennial Mall
                                   North, Lincoln, NE
                                   68508-3896.
NH.........  Shireen Tilley.....  1 Pillsbury Street,     (603) 225-1450
                                   Suite 201,
                                   Concord, NH 03301-
                                   3556.
NJ.........  Stanley Gorland....  Scotch Plaza, 1239      (609) 989-2243
                                   Parkway Ave.,
                                   Ewing Township, NJ
                                   08628.
NM.........  Ernesto Ramos......  120 S. Federal          (505) 988-6577
                                   Place, Room 315,
                                   Sante Fe, NM 87501-
                                   2026.
NV.........  Craig Warner.......  4600 Kietzke Lane,      (775) 784-5314
                                   Suite E-141, Reno,
                                   NV 89502-5033.
NY.........  Donna Smith........  Leo O'Brien Federal     (518) 431-4150
                                   Bldg., 1 Clinton
                                   Square, Suite 900,
                                   Albany, NY 12207.
OH.........  Paul Schrader......  51 North High           (614) 469-7441
                                   Street, Suite 451,
                                   Columbus, OH 43215.
OK.........  Zeke Rodriguez.....  215 Dean A. McGee,      (405) 231-5201
                                   Suite 324,
                                   Oklahoma City, OK
                                   73102.
OR.........  Robin Sutherland...  2010 Lloyd Center,      (503) 231-2103
                                   Portland, OR 97232.
PA.........  Jorina Ahmed.......  Robert N.C. Nix         (215) 597-2806
                                   Federal Bldg., 900
                                   Market St., Rm
                                   229, P.O. Box
                                   04121,
                                   Philadelphia, PA
                                   19107.
PR.........  Loretta Cordova....  150 Carlos Chardon      (787) 766-5314
                                   Ave., Suite 662,
                                   San Juan, PR 00918-
                                   1737.
RI.........  Vincent Marzullo...  400 Westminster         (401) 528-5426
                                   Street, Room 203,
                                   Providence, RI
                                   02903.
SC.........  Jerome Davis.......  1835 Assembly           (803) 765-5771
                                   Street, Suite 872,
                                   Columbia, SC 29201-
                                   2430.
SD.........  John Pohlman.......  225 S. Pierre           (605) 224-5996
                                   Street, Room 225,
                                   Pierre, SD 57501-
                                   2452.
TN.........  Jerry Herman.......  233 Cumberland Bend     (615) 736-5561
                                   Dr., Suite 112,
                                   Nashville, TN
                                   37228-1806.
TX.........  Jerry Thompson.....  300 East 8th            (512) 916-5671
                                   Street, Suite G-
                                   100, Austin, TX
                                   78701.
UT.........  Rick Crawford......  350 S. Main Street,     (801) 524-5411
                                   Room 504, Salt
                                   Lake City, UT
                                   84101-2198.
VA.........  Thomas Harmon......  400 North 8th           (804) 771-2197
                                   Street, Suite 446,
                                   P. O. Box 10066,
                                   Richmond, VA 23240-
                                   1832.
VI.........  Loretta Cordova....  150 Carlos Chardon      (787) 766-5314
                                   Ave., Suite 662,
                                   San Juan, PR 00918-
                                   1137.
VT.........  Shireen Tilley.....  1 Pillsbury Street,     (603) 225-1450
                                   Suite 201,
                                   Concord, NH 03301-
                                   3556.
WA.........  John Miller........  Jackson Federal         (206) 220-7745
                                   Bldg., Suite 3190,
                                   915 Second Ave.,
                                   Seattle, WA 98174-
                                   1103.

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WI.........  Linda Sunde........  310 W. Wisconsin        (414) 297-1118
                                   Ave., Room 1240,
                                   Milwaukee, WI
                                   53203.
WV.........  Judith Russell.....  10 Hale Street,         (304) 347-5246
                                   Suite 203,
                                   Charleston, WV
                                   25301-1409.
WY.........  Patrick Gallizzi...  308 West 21st           (307) 772-2385
                                   Street, Room 206,
                                   Cheyenne, WY 82001-
                                   3663.
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    Program Authority: 42 U.S.C. 12653(s).

    Dated: June 12, 2002.
Gary Kowalczyk,
Coordinator of National Service Programs.
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