Wendy Spencer, CEO of the Corporation for National and Community Service, with the AmeriCorps members currently serving in Joplin, MO during the May 22 Walk of Unity. Corporation for National and Community Service Photo - Corporation for National and Community Service

One year after a devastating tornado ripped through Joplin, Missouri, the city is making a strong recovery thanks to the resilience of the Joplin people, a united recovery effort, and an extraordinary outpouring of volunteers and AmeriCorps members who have made a powerful impact and remain hard at work today. To date, more than 350 AmeriCorps members have served in Joplin, providing vital services and coordinating more than 75,000 volunteers who have completed more than 2,200 homeowner requests. Read our press release and fact sheet about how national service is supporting Joplin’s recovery effort. http://go.usa.gov/poV

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AmeriCorps members watching festivities after the Walk of Unity in Cunningham Park in Joplin, MO. Corporation for National and Community Service Photo

AmeriCorps members encouraging walkers at the Walk of Unity in Joplin, MO. Corporation for National and Community Service Photo

AmeriCorps members along the parade route of the May 22 Walk of Unity in Joplin, MO, marking the one-year anniversary of the 2011 tornado. Corporation for National and Community Service Photo.

St. Louis AmeriCorps member, Quinn Gardner and Corporation for National and Community Service CEO, Wendy Spencer at Cunningham Park in Joplin, MO. Corporation for National and Community Service Photo

Citizens walking in the May 22 Walk of Unity in Joplin, MO, marking the one-year anniversary of the 2011 tornado. Corporation for National and Community Service Photo

Wendy Spencer, CEO of the Corporation for National and Community Service, with the AmeriCorps members currently serving in Joplin, MO during the May 22 Walk of Unity. Corporation for National and Community Service Photo