Advocate: SMART Reading Leadership Council (Board) MemberSMART Reading is a children’s literacy nonprofit that serves kids in Oregon’s highest need schools with two ingredients critical for literacy and learning success: one-on-one reading time and access to books. We mobilize volunteers to read with PreK through third-grade children, building confidence, literacy skills and a love of reading. SMART Leadership Council Members are individuals who help SMART flourish in their local communities through fundraising, friendraising, and volunteer recruitment. Organizational Liaison: SMART Area Manager Key Responsibilities: Represent SMART to stakeholders and to the community at large Provide assistance with fund development Assist with planning and implementing events Support the organization’s efforts with volunteer recruitment Raise SMART’s profile in the local community Attend monthly Leadership Council meetings – 2nd Tuesday of each month 1:00 – 2:00Skills and Qualifications: Capacity and desire to make connections within the Central Oregon community Willingness to leverage resources by cultivating current and new donor, volunteer, and community relationships Ability to maintain confidentiality Must pass a criminal history checkImpact: Enhance SMART’s ability to continually improve and expand its program to serve more local children with reading support and books to keep Contribute to the vitality of the community’s future work force by creating stronger, more confident readers today Help inspire a lifelong love of reading and learning in local childrenBenefits: Become part of the solution to help children develop skills for success in school and life Hone professional, networking, and fundraising skills Explore the importance of early childhood education Form relationships with staff and other volunteersOrientation: Orientation is provided for Leadership Council members prior to their first meeting and includes information about the SMART program, finances, and organizational goals. Organization: SMART Reading SMART Reading is a children’s literacy nonprofit that serves kids in Oregon’s highest need schools with two ingredients critical for literacy and learning success: one-on-one reading time and access to books. We mobilize volunteers to read with PreK through third-grade children, building confidence, literacy skills and a love of reading. SMART Leadership Council Members are individuals who help SMART flourish in their local communities through fundraising, friendraising, and volunteer recruitment. Organizational Liaison: SMART Area Manager Key Responsibilities: Represent SMART to stakeholders and to the community at large Provide assistance with fund development Assist with planning and implementing events Support the organization’s efforts with volunteer recruitment Raise SMART’s profile in the local community Attend monthly Leadership Council meetings – 2nd Tuesday of each month 1:00 – 2:00Skills and Qualifications: Capacity and desire to make connections within the Central Oregon community Willingness to leverage resources by cultivating current and new donor, volunteer, and community relationships Ability to maintain confidentiality Must pass a criminal history checkImpact: Enhance SMART’s ability to continually improve and expand its program to serve more local children with reading support and books to keep Contribute to the vitality of the community’s future work force by creating stronger, more confident readers today Help inspire a lifelong love of reading and learning in local childrenBenefits: Become part of the solution to help children develop skills for success in school and life Hone professional, networking, and fundraising skills Explore the importance of early childhood education Form relationships with staff and other volunteersOrientation: Orientation is provided for Leadership Council members prior to their first meeting and includes information about the SMART program, finances, and organizational goals. Organization: SMART Reading Opportunity Type: Advocate Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 97703 Allow Groups: No |