Rural Partners Corps (RPC) - Host Site Application

Specific assignments will be shaped by your organization's priorities and your community's needs.

• RPC Host Organizations must be a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, a government entity (local, tribal, state, or federal), or a faith-based organization (focused on non-religious activities).

• Dedicated Supervision: Provide a designated host site supervisor for weekly 1:1 check-ins, day-to-day guidance, and project support.
• Tools & Workspace: Provide a dedicated workspace and necessary operational tools/equipment for the fellow.
• Compliant Position Description (PD): Draft a PD focused on building organizational and community capacity to advance cradle-to-career economic mobility for rural young people.
• Local Sourcing: Partners are expected to actively leverage their local networks to recruit candidate referrals who possess strong lived experience in the community. LFA Recruitment and Onboarding Managers will also source candidates locally via LFA's internal ATS to ensure the pool of candidates is robust.

• Hosting an RPC Member requires a financial partnership. Host sites provide a local match to federal AmeriCorps and philanthropic contributions. This fee supports member stipends, training, supervision, and national program infrastructure.

Once you submit this form, a member of our partnership team will reach out within one week to schedule a 30–45 minute discovery call.