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Meals on Wheels needs board members
July 17, 2014 · 0 Comments
Caledon Meals on Wheels (CMOW) is looking for candidates to replace board members who have reached the end of their terms.
The current board is welcoming, experienced and well established. It meets monthly from September to June as well as additional meetings as required. It is expected that each member participate on one committee and support the organization’s fundraising efforts. A commitment of approximately four to six hours per month is required.
The board is currently seeking applicants who have knowledge and skill in, but not limited to, financial management, legal issues, fundraising, policy development, governance, health and social service administration, human resources, community outreach and communications. They are also looking for individuals who represent under-serviced populations, reflect the diversity of the community and who have played leadership roles in local community groups, businesses or organizations.
This volunteer opportunity is subject to a criminal reference check.
Interested applicants should submit a resume and letter of interest by Aug. 29 by email to christine.sevigny@cmow.org
For more information, call 905-857-7651.
CMOW expects interviews for selected applicants will be held in early September.
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