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President and CEO of Repair the World
David Eisner was CEO of the Corporation for National and Community Service – which oversees AmeriCorps, VISTA, Senior Corps and other elements of the country’s investment in service. He now heads Repair the World, a national Jewish volunteer service organization. Please see his submission below that details why and how episodic volunteering should be valued and has tangible benefits, both for communities being served and for the volunteers doing the service. David also details what makes this work meaningful for participants (time for reflection; authenticity of the work itself) and the benefits for all involved if the professional service field more fully embraced episodic volunteering.
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