In the midst of Mardi Gras celebrations and the excitement of the upcoming Super Bowl, displaced people are returning home to New Orleans - specifically, to The Terraces on Tulane.

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Staff from Volunteers of America's National and Chesapeake offices joined tens of thousands of walkers who took part in the 22nd Annual Fannie Mae Help the Homeless Walkathon on Saturday, Nov. 21 in Washington DC.

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Volunteers of America held their 2009 National Conference in Washington DC - and took full advantage of being in the nation's capital. An awards dinner was held at the Library of Congress; a press event was held at the National Press Club and visits were made to Capitol Hill.

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Volunteers of America hosted a panel discussion on the future of care for older Americans at the National Press Club on Monday, June 8. The discussion pointed out the fact that the nation faces one of the most dramatic demographic shifts in its history. A projected 71.5 million Americans will be age 65 or older by the year 2030 – almost double the 37 million seniors today.

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Five formerly homeless men, who are working their way back to the mainstream thanks to Sacramento’s Mather Community Campus program, were among the six members of Sacramento’s Street Soccer USA Cup 2009 team, which competed in Washington, D.C this past July.

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Volunteers of America and the Major League Baseball Players Trust teamed up in 2002 to encourage high school students to get involved in their communities and help those in need. Action Teams are composed of Major League baseball players and area high school students. View the Illinois Action Team's photos.

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Volunteers of America and the Major League Baseball Players Trust teamed up in 2002 to encourage high school students to get involved in their communities and help those in need. Action Teams are composed of Major League baseball players and area high school students. View the Cleveland Action Team's photos.

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Volunteers of America and the Major League Baseball Players Trust teamed up in 2002 to encourage high school students to get involved in their communities and help those in need. Action Teams are composed of Major League baseball players and area high school students. View the Detroit Action Team's photos.

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Key Club members and Philadelphia Action Team Captains were honored on the field prior to the Phillies win over the Marlins. These teens are doing great work in their communities and are a great example to others.

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Volunteers of America and the Major League Baseball Players Trust teamed up in 2002 to encourage high school students to get involved in their communities and help those in need. Action Teams are composed of Major League baseball players and area high school students. View the DC Action Team's photos.

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