Midwest Brain Injury Clubhouse Board of Directors Open Position

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The Clubhouse is a not for profit organization that provides lifelong services and support to the elderly, disabled, and survivors of brain injury and stroke.

The Board of Directors helps to develop business plans, policy objectives, business strategy, and monitor financial performance and the overall performance of the Clubhouse. Potential Board members must demonstrate the willingness and ability to contribute their time and talents, understand and be in agreement with the mission of our program, and must be a person of vision.

This is an excellent opportunity for you to be involved in a grass roots organization providing innovative services and support to those having suffered a brain injury.

We are looking for board members with 1 or more of following specialties,

• Accounting and financing (CPA preferred)
• Responsibilities include
• bookkeeping
• adding receipts and other financial reports to our quickbooks system
• generating cost analysis
• generating board reports
• completing monthly reconciliations
• preparing the end of the year tax filings.
• Networking and fundraising
• Responsibilities include
• bringing in new donors
• acquiring new sponsorships
• fostering partnerships with local businesses.
• planning events to raise funds for MBIC programs.
• Strategy and development
• Responsibilities include planning and implementation of new opportunities to improve and expand membership.
• Grant writing
• Responsibilities include
• researching grants.
• making sure we meet the qualifications for the grant.
• completing the entire grant opportunity.
• collecting all materials necessary to submit.
• Technology and IT
• Responsibilities include
• recommending new equipment that will improve the efficiency in administrative business as well as rehabilitation.
• assisting in securing new technology.
• occasionally servicing equipment.

If you have an interest in joining our board email tammiko@mbiclubhouse.org