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BoardServeNYC For Nonprofits Seeking Board Members It is vital that nonprofit organizations recruit board members who have the dedication and skills to help them develop and achieve their mission goals, as well as meet and overcome various challenges. It is also important that those individuals reflect the diversity and interests of the community the organization serves. The guidance, experience, and input provided by an effective board is an integral part of the nonprofit capacity building process and helps to ensure an organization’s long-term sustainability. BoardServeNYC is eager to help you strengthen and diversify your board. We want to help you successfully recruit new board members to take your board to the next level and make your nonprofit organization more effective. Benefits of the program:
Who's eligibile: Any registered 501(c)(3) organization located in the five boroughs of New York city is welcome to participate in BoardServeNYC, as long as they have the capacity to make board service rewarding, the commitment of the Executive Director or Board Chair to participate in our “Nonprofit Board Recruitment Orientation”, and the ability to actively engage in, and follow through with, the matching process. Here’s how to get started:
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the special role that board members play as directors or trustees of a nonprofit organization, and the fact that board membership requires formal nomination and generally entails a tenure of several years, BoardServeNYC requires engaged nonprofits and dedicated volunteers who are willing to commit to a process that demands active participation throughout all stages – from initial interest and application, to training, mutual contact, conversations and cultivation, through the decision to nominate a new member onto the board. This time horizon typically measures five to eight months, from the completion of volunteer training to actual placement onto a board. BoardServeNYC does not verify background information provided by prospective board candidates and participating nonprofit organizations. All participants are encouraged and expected to engage in their own due diligence throughout the matching process. |
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