National Community Service Act of 1990

The National Community Service Act of 1990 was a U.S. law designed to encourage volunteer work and community service among citizens. It established programs to promote civic engagement, allowing individuals, especially youth, to participate in service projects that benefit their communities. The Act aimed to foster a spirit of service and to provide opportunities for people to work together on local issues, while also creating pathways for educational and career development through service. It highlighted the importance of community involvement in strengthening society and addressing social challenges.