Individual must reside in the San Francisco Bay Area
Mission:
The Tim Griffith Foundation heals and strengthens Bay Area communities by providing support and services to those impacted by addiction, violence and loss. The focus of our work is on healing individuals, families and communities. We combine financial support and direct services, transforming hardship into journeys of hope.
Purpose:
The Tim Griffith Foundation Board Treasurer is primarily responsible for managing Foundation finances.
In addition to the board member-at large responsibilities, the Board Treasurer has the following responsibilities:
Oversees the tracking of all revenues and expenses and the creation of financial statements (balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement) and communicates this information to the Board on a quarterly basis.
Ensures development and board review of sound fiscal policies and procedures.
Acts as an official signer on the Tim Griffith Foundation bank accounts and works with the Board President on large monetary distributions.
Oversees any financial agreements.
Participates in fundraising activities in a financial role where applicable (tracking revenue, providing petty cash, etc.).
Monitors Board giving and encourages 100% giving.
In cooperation with the Board Chair, is responsible for filing or overseeing the filing of the annual tax forms as required by the state of California or the IRS.
Responsible for all government filings including but not limited to, 1099NEC, 1099MISC, 1098C, 1096, RRF-1, CT-NRP-1, CT-NRP-2
Provides oversight, supervision and guidance to the Tim Griffith Foundation bookkeeper.
Works with investment manager to ensure appropriate portfolio management.
Works with staff and board as appropriate to create organization and program budgets when requested and seeks approval from the board on the budgets.
If you are interested in finding out more about the Treasurer position with the Tim Griffith Foundation, please contact Stacey Redman at SRedman@timgriffithfoundation.org.
No additional volunteer opportunities at this time.
About Tim Griffith Memorial Foundation
Location:
570 El Camino Real #150-427, Redwood City, CA 94063, US
Mission Statement
The mission of the Tim Griffith Memorial Foundation is to partner with agencies that deliver support services and education to those affected by violence, addiction and personal hardship.
Description
In September 2004, twenty-one year old Tim Griffith was killed in a senseless and devastating act of violence. Tim's mother, Stacey Redman, created the Tim Griffith Memorial Foundation in 2005 in an effort to carry Tim's memory forward, honoring his eternal spirit and light. The mission of TGMF is to offer healing, help, and hope to individuals, families and communities in the San Francisco Bay Area. In service of this mission, TGMF focuses its efforts on three distinct areas that touched Tim's life and the lives of those who loved him: grief support, substance abuse treatment, and the promotion of peaceful resolutions. As individuals touched by the sudden, violent loss of a child and friend, those involved with TGMF want to provide support and comfort to bereaved families experiencing similar circumstances. Through partnerships with professional grief counseling organizations and with the creation of our own program specifically for mothers who have suffered the sudden loss of a child, TGMF provides others with the opportunity to grieve, cope, and heal in the face of loss. While grief support aids the bereaved, TGMF is also dedicated to healing and helping those struggling in some of the same ways Tim struggled during his short life. As a young man, Tim battled drug addiction and substance abuse, and TGMF supports organizations that provide treatment for addiction and work with addicts to reclaim control over their lives. In our short 4 year history, TGMF has supported the Bridges Treatment Program by providing operational funding for Tim's House, a residential facility housing 5-6 young men successfully dealing with drug addiction. Tim's House is operated by the Service League of San Mateo, and while living in this clean, sober, and structured environment, young men work an evidence-based treatment program for addiction, rebuild their lives, acquire life skills, and find employment. Finally, as community members profoundly affected by the violent nature of Tim's death, we believe that violence can only be stopped through healing and the promotion of peaceful paths and solutions. This takes various forms and our goal is to invest in hope and healing work. We seek to stop violence through education, facilitation and resources allocation. The Foundation is developing and growing our goals around stopping violence in our communities. Where we can lend a hand, we want to, where we can change the devastating effect of violence, we will.
Community
WHEN
We'll work with your schedule.
WHERE
This is a Virtual Opportunity, with no fixed address.
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DATE POSTED
February 4, 2021
SKILLS
Financial Auditing
Financial Planning
Budgeting
Cost Analysis
Accounting
Bookkeeping
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
Driver's License Needed
15 hours per month
Individual must reside in the San Francisco Bay Area
