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CAC Sustainability Binder

Completing a Sustainability Binder for your CAC Program

Goal: To create a sustainability binder, with the assistance of your CAC Program Supervisor, that you can pass on to the next AmeriCorps CAC member so they will have a head start on their new grant year. The Sustainability Binder will help sustain the efforts you started the year before and help your campus CAC program have a head start for the new grant year. As the AmeriCorps Member, it is your responsibility to maintain a sustainability binder throughout the program year both at your site and on the shared Google Drive CAC Sustainability Binder Database.  To gain access to the CAC Sustainability Binder Database, please contact Kaycie López Jones at kaycie@oregoncampuscompact.org to have them share it with you.

The Sustainability Binder is to be completed during the course of your AmeriCorps service year.
Organize in 3 sections (please save online and as hard copy):Best Practice: Write a 1 - 2 page monthly overview at the end of each month with bullet points of activities, events, contacts, resources, etc. during each calendar month. Also, include one or two paragraphs stating activities that engaged youth and activities youth were not engaged in or didn't show interest. This monthly overview will be an outline for the next year's AmeriCorps member so they do not have to reinvent the wheel for your program and they will have a strong foundation in which to build upon the program with your monthly updates.
Section 1: Timeline/Contact List
Section 2: Resources
Section 3: Assessment & Miscellaneous
    • Welcome Letter
    • Service Year Calendar- Document important dates/events throughout RPC Term
    • Events held, documented procedures
    • Contacts – Important contacts and Who’s Who at Host Organization, (volunteers and staff)
    • Community Partners (including organizations, stakeholders, program champions, civic clubs)
    • Manuals and Training Materials
    • Forms and materials created
    • Marketing: Flyers, brochures, website links, and publicity materials
    • Presentations
    • Progress Reports: Copies
    • On Corps Reporting Instructions
    • RFP/Grant Application
    • Your Suggestions & Recommendations
    • Exit ProceduresAmeriCorps Sustainability Binder Resources:
      • Building Sustainability Into Your Program from National Service Resources
      • Sustainability Toolkit from AmeriCorps


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  • Home
  • About Us
    • Organizational Equity
    • Our Staff
    • Our Board
    • Campus Members >
      • Become a Campus Member
    • Associate Members >
      • Become an Associate Member
    • Our Programs
    • COVID-19
    • Contact Us
    • News
    • Donate
  • Programs
    • BIPoC Teachers Program
    • Connect2Complete: Equitable Pathways
    • Higher Education in Prison
    • K-12 Mentoring & Student Success
    • Portland United Against Hate
    • Postsecondary Access
    • Summer Programs >
      • C2C Equitable Pathways Summer Bridge
      • Summer VISTA
    • VISTA
  • Racial Justice
    • Black Liberation in Higher Education
    • Reading for Racial Justice
    • Consulting and Technical Assistance
  • Civic Engagement
    • End Hate in Education Summit
    • Racial Justice Campus Collaborative
  • Initiatives
    • In-Service Trainings
    • Blog
    • Book Store
    • Community Job Board
    • Equity Resource Library
    • HB 2864 Support & Implementation >
      • Presidential Summit
    • Training
    • Upcoming Learning Opportunities