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Someone To Tell It To (STTIT), a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, seeks a volunteer to serve as board treasurer. STTIT provides compassionate listening, listening training, and listening education services. STTIT is committed to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging throughout all aspects of the nonprofit. This treasurer position could be performed remotely by someone who is organized and has a little accounting background. The person in this role will support and honor the vision, mission, culture, and core values of STTIT. For more information on the organization, please visit https://someonetotellitto.org
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The Promise Fund - Board Members
The new non-profit, The Promise Fund, has been created to explain the needs and issues affecting the clients of Cumberland County's Dept of Children and Youth as well as raise funds for the support of those clients. We are looking for board members who would serve for a two-year term, as well as non-board members who would volunteer to do specific projects where and as needed.
We are looking for board members and volunteers who can help with the following :
- An individual who knows how to create and manage a website, with a mechanism for accepting online payments.
- Individuals good at writing letters to local and state funding sources requesting funding for items such as school supplies or a gift card for clothing, etc.
- A board member willing to be the Board Secretary and keep the minutes and do other administrative duties as needed.If anyone is interested please contact board President Linda Figueroa at lindakay1963@yahoo.com and include your level of interest, your skill set, and what funds if any, you have raised in the past.
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UCP relies on the time and talents of volunteers in support of our mission to empower people of diverse abilities to live a meaningful life through innovative supports and services. We are actively soliciting volunteers to serve on each of our four Board Committees. If you are looking for a measurable way to lend your time and talents to an organization committed to positive outcomes for people with disabilities in Central Pennsylvania, consider joining one of our committees. UCP is governed by a 20-member Board of Directors and four Board Committees. Joining a committee allows you learn more about UCP while making a meaningful contribution. There are four standing committees to choose from: the Community Relations & Development Committee, the Programs & Services Committee, the Human Resources Committee, and the Operations & Finance Committee. If you are interested in learning more about getting involved in a UCP Board Committee, contact Karen Gnall, Executive Assistant, at karen.gnall@ucpcentralpa.org or 717-737-3477.