Annabelle Pham is an AmeriCorps Segal Fellow and Project Management graduate student at George Washington University, originally from Quakertown, PA. She is an alumnus of AmeriCorps' Jumpstart program, where she served as a teacher's assistant from 2015-2018, dedicated to providing young minds with a solid educational foundation before entering kindergarten. Her proudest professional accomplishment to date is coordinating the then-largest day of service in the greater Washington DC area in 2018, mobilizing nearly 2,500 volunteers contributing 10,000 cumulative hours to serve with 46 community partners, with an estimated economic volunteer impact of $390,818.68.

Passionate about environmental stewardship, public service, and corporate social responsibility, Annabelle's career goal is to strengthen decision-making and leadership at mission-driven organizations. Specifically, she aspires to work with the National Park Service as either a volunteer coordinator or project manager and help the agency determine and execute the best strategies to preserve natural and cultural resources. Outside of her professional pursuits, Annabelle enjoys baking, board games, camping, hiking, and volleyball. As a Segal Fellow, she looks forward to gaining insights into national service and inspiring others to join her in this endeavor.