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About Ready to Empower (RTE)

• Mission: To Champion Women's Empowerment Through Mental Health

• Vision: A world where all women can be empowered.

• Philosophy: Inspired by the proverb, "Give a woman a fish, and you feed her for a day. Teach a woman to fish, and you feed her for a lifetime."

Role Summary

We are seeking enthusiastic Committee Members to join Ready to Empower (RTE), a dynamic nonprofit focused on mental health and women’s empowerment. Volunteers will provide guidance, oversight, and expertise in key areas to support our mission.

This opportunity is ideal for professionals with expertise they’d like to share but limited availability for operational tasks or regular board meetings.

Key Responsibilities

• Assist in specific areas (see below).

• Provide expertise and support without the commitment of regular board meetings.

• Financially support RTE with a "give or get" contribution valued at $1,500 annually (including in-kind donations,campaigns and event tickets).

Preferred Skills and Expertise

• Fundraising

• Marketing

• Event Planning

• Outreach

• Program Development

• Accounting

• Legal

• Research

• Data Entry

• Organizational Leadership

Committees Available

1. Fundraising and Events

2. Program Development

3. Marketing

4. Governance and Nominating

Time Commitment

• Meet approximately 10+ times annually, depending on their work agenda

Length of term

• 1 year, which may be renewed, pending approval of the board president

Expectations

• Actively participate in meetings and special events.

• Stay informed about RTE’s mission, policies, programs, and financial needs.

• Represent RTE within your network and community

Looking for a way to volunteer for a local non-profit, but not ready to join a Board of Directors? Join one of our committees to help in the area you have an interest in: Assistant, Outreach, Communications, Events, Volunteer, or Operations.

Assist committee chair with develop a strategic plan that will cover trends in advocacy as a group or individual with disabilities to produce solution based on opportunities. Examples: research a need and develop a plan to organize a workshop, group gathering, or annual event organized by the organization or other organizations that share similar missions. After the initial meeting, this position will become a virtual opportunity.

The Home of the Sparrow Events Committee is currently seeking energetic, dedicated individuals to assist with planning and execution of all of our annual fundraisers. Ideal candidates will be available for monthly/bimonthly meetings , would be comfortable seeking donors and participants for our amazing events, and enjoy sharing ideas in a team settin g.

Home of the Sparrow has 3 events each year: Annual Signature Gala, Celebration of Women Luncheon and Annual Charity Golf Outing.

If you are interested in making a difference, and having a lot of fun, please consider joining our committee.

• Collect items for Silent Auction and Raffle Baskets
• Solicit sponsorships from local businesses
• Collaborate with Development staff on theme ideas, event activities, etc.
• Lead day of event activities: supporting volunteers, helping with registration, putting together raffle baskets, etc.
• Spread the word about the event and Home of the Sparrow!

**This is a volunteer position**

Do you love creating visually beautiful events and seeing people enjoy your hard work? We need your help! The events assistant will work closely with the Events Committee Chair to plan and execute various events including fundraisers (virtual and in-person), volunteer-appreciation events, anniversary events, etc.

This position would be flexible to your schedule and type of involvement you would be interested in. Some task examples include: writing thank-you letters, calling businesses for sponsorship or donation requests, making decorations or favors, general planning assistance, agenda planning and more.

• Warm, friendly energy

• Enjoy event planning, usually fundraising events

Mission Statement: Our mission is to improve mental health outcomes for struggling Moms and families by transforming cluttered homes and creating functional spaces to meet the unique needs of each family.

We work with Moms who are experiencing stressful challenges in their lives that are impacting their ability to keep up with the needs of their family and home. The clients we work with receive a full-range of services. This includes a unique needs assessment, individual plan for resetting the home environment and resources for mental health services.

We strive to meet the following outcomes through our program:

--Support emotional needs to address the "why" behind clutter and disarray

--Foster positive and connected relationships within the home

--Implement healthy habits to establish and maintain a clutter-free environment

--Create lasting connections to a healthy and supportive community, our "Village"

Vision: To live in a culture and society that has people to lean on in times of need.

Values: Inclusivity, Teamwork, Compassion, Integrity, Community

We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit with a public charity status of 170 (b)(1)(A)(vi). Our organization was established in June of 2022 and received charity status in January of 2023. We are an emerging charity with a desire for growth and expansion.

Mommies Matter hosts both special-themed social gatherings for our Mommies and fundraising events annually. With these events come many details, and we are looking for folks who are willing to step in and assist with the planning and execution of events such as our holiday gatherings (Easter Egg Hunt, Mother's Day and Thanksgiving Dinners, Christmas with Santa), Mommie retreat, annual Fall Fundraiser, and more.

Nominations Committee, Advisory Committee, Finance Committee, Compliance Committee, and Fund Development Committee.

Humanity Pathways Global (HPG) is seeking dedicated professionals to serve as Board Committee Members. Members will provide expertise and guidance in one of the following committees:

* Nominations Committee

* Advisory Committee

* Finance Committee

* Fund Development Committee

By joining one of these committees, you will contribute to HPG’s mission of creating self-sustaining communities through education, economic empowerment, and social justice.

General Responsibilities (Applicable to All Committees):

* Actively participate in committee meetings (typically quarterly).

* Provide insights and guidance to support the committee’s goals.

* Collaborate with other members to develop strategies and solutions.

* Stay informed about HPG’s mission, programs, and needs.

Specific Committee Responsibilities:

* Nominations Committee: Identify and recruit candidates for Board and leadership positions, promoting diversity and inclusion.

* Advisory Committee: Provide strategic advice and specialized expertise on programs and initiatives.

* Finance Committee: Oversee financial planning, budgeting, and compliance.

* Fund Development Committee: Develop and support strategies for fundraising and donor engagement.

Qualifications

* A strong commitment to HPG’s mission and values.

* Relevant expertise in one of the committee focus areas (e.g., finance, fundraising, governance, or strategy).

* Excellent communication and collaboration skills.

* Nonprofit or committee experience is preferred but not required.

Time Commitment

* Approximately 4-6 hours per month, including meetings and preparation time.

Habitat for Humanity Sanford Area is seeking Committee members to assist with our efforts to build strength, stability, self reliance and shelter. Standing committees include Budget & Finance, Outreach & Faith Relations, ReStore Operations, Construction & Maintenance, Homeowner Selection and Homeowner Support. Time commitments vary, but typically less than 10 hours per month. Must be able to work well with diverse individuals.

IOFF Screening Committee Member Position Description and Application

The International Ocean Film Festival (IOFF) is the world’s premier international film festival of all things ocean celebrated annually in April in a three-day event, featuring on average of 35+ films. We are seeking two to three dynamica volunteers to join our Screening Committee, the esteemed group of people who assist in the selection and programming of films for our annual film festival.

Qualified candidates are those who love film and have some knowledge and understanding of the art and craft of filmmaking, and appreciation of the power of film to educate and motivate people to a deeper involvement in ocean conservation. They should have past working experience in the film industry or a marine related field, academic involvement, or a background in the marine sciences, water recreation, or other ways in which we interact with our Blue Planet. Our film categories include ocean adventures and exploration, marine science, environment, conservation, innovation, wildlife, and ocean sports.

Each year the Screening Committee curates the official selections for the festival based on select criteria. These are shown at the film festival as well as throughout the year as part of our Special Screenings and/or our Traveling Program. As a Screening Committee member, you will preview film submissions and be a part of the screening process that determines which films will be featured at the 2026 IOFF. The screening process runs from September 2025 to January 2026.

PROCESS

Submissions are viewed individually online and rankings are entered onto a shared document, then discussed in person as a group. During the festival season, the Committee meets monthly in person on Monday evenings from 6pm - 9pm at the IOFF offices in the Presidio, or other convenient location in San Francisco to discuss film submissions. Three additional programming meetings will take place in January of 2025. A light dinner is provided at meetings.

Screening Committee members receive an All-Access Festival Pass (includes all films, side events during the film festival) and an Official 2026 IOFF T-Shirt, and a chance to participate in a fun engaging environment while protecting the ocean.

QUALIFICATIONS

The International Ocean Film Festival uses the following criteria to select its volunteer Screening Committee members:

• Prior knowledge and understanding of the art and craft of filmmaking; filmmakers are welcome!
• Experience in a marine-related field, or a background in marine sciences, and familiarity with ocean issues is desirable
• A willingness and ability to analyze films critically and objectively with a diverse audience in mind (aware that genre, merit, and even content may extend outside of their own preferences, tastes, and/or beliefs).
• A commitment to watch each film assigned in its entirety.
• A commitment to meet deadlines for watching and rating films.
• An open-minded, generally positive approach to film and respect for the commitment, work, and vision of every filmmaker.
• A commitment of approximately 8 hours a week from September 2025 to January 2026 to watch the films independently or with your fellow Screening Committee members. This can vary significantly from week to week, since film lengths vary greatly, from short films (5 min. or less) to 1.5 hours.
• Prior attendance at, and familiarity with the IOFF is a plus.
• Applicants must reside in the Bay Area.

TO APPLY

To be considered for the position, please send a cover letter, resume and/or LinkedIn profile to and please add "SC Member Application" in the subject line.

ABOUT THE INTERNATIONAL OCEAN FILM FOUNDATION

Launched in 2004, the International Ocean Film Foundation is the leading Bay Area ocean destination event of the year and the premier global film festival with a focus on ocean inspired films. The IOFF is a year-round ocean conservation organization, with a flagship three-day film festival held annually in April and at various theaters throughout the Bay Area. The event features more than 50 independent films from around the world, visiting filmmakers, special guests, panel discussions and opportunities to engage with Ocean Hero Community Partners throughout the weekend. In addition, the IOFF hosts special screenings around the world throughout the year through our Traveling Program. The film festival strives to engage the next generation of ocean conservationists by offering a Free Student Education Program and an International Student Film Competition for middle school and high schools students around the globe. At IOFF, we are united by a passion to protect our oceans, and we believe that the power of film is one of the best ways to bring people together and create change.