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Seeking Financial Management Volunteer for Small Wildlife Nonprofit

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ORGANIZATION: Urban Wildlife Research Project

  • 3 people are interested

Seeking Financial Management Volunteer for Small Wildlife Nonprofit

If you love wildlife and can put your financial management savvy to work helping it to thrive, we’d like to hear from you!

The mission of the Urban Wildlife Research Project is to document gray fox behavior in the Palo Alto Baylands region in order to establish healthy habitats and develop the biodiverse wildlife corridors necessary for their survival. As a result, UWRP helps San Francisco Bay area people and wild nature coexist through research, advocacy and public education.

Financial Manager Volunteer Role Description: You review our current financial sheets (Profit & Loss, Balance and Cash Flow) and update and improve them to help us adhere to best practices. Keep them accurate on a quarterly basis so that the Board may make informed decisions and the Grants Manager has data available for grant applications. As a 501(c)3 nonprofit we also need good records for tracking income from private donors, corporations and grantors.

Time commitment: We are flexible. Many of our volunteers spend 2 to 4 hours a week on their projects. We’re anticipating that refining our current system will take a few extra hours up front but then won’t require as much time to maintain. Your attendance is required at most of 6 Board meetings per year (Saturday mornings). UWRP staff is all-volunteer. You can make a big difference with a little time!

Skills you need for this role: You want to help wildlife by helping a small nonprofit dedicated to its protection. You can work with a consensus-driven team. You are keen to bring expertise in basic financial record keeping and planning to the team. You may be starting out as a CPA or have only an MBA and want to build your resume. You may be a retired CFO and want to offer expertise without too much time commitment.

Volunteers work by email, phone and Zoom. We welcome applicants from anywhere in the U.S. If a volunteer lives locally s/he may enjoy a walk with the Executive Director, Bill Leikam, aka "The Fox Guy" to see how he researches gray foxes once Covid subsides.

Apply for Financial Manager Volunteer Role: Please send a detailed description of your expertise to Bill Leikam at wcleikam@gmail.com. We are excited to add the right person to the Urban Wildlife Research Project, urbanwildliferesearchproject.com [UWRP]. We think you’ll enjoy working with our board of directors and all-volunteer staff as well as gain satisfaction providing your money management know-how for the good of the UWRP and the wildlife.

Please include 1 or 2 references: people and/or companies that you’ve worked with in the past or present and include their contact information.

We thank you for your interest!

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About Urban Wildlife Research Project

Location:

PO Box 5517, Redwood City, CA 94063, US

Mission Statement

Documenting gray fox behavior in the Palo Alto Baylands in order to identify and restore healthy habitats and develop the wildlife corridors necessary for their survival. As a result, UWRP helps San Francisco Bay area people and wild nature coexist through research, advocacy, and public education.

Description

Founded in 2009 by Bill Leikam, aka "The Fox Guy," the Urban Wildlife Research Project (UWRP) emerged from a mesmerizing encounter with gray foxes in California's San Francisco Baylands. Witnessing the struggle of wildlife amidst urbanization, UWRP now focuses on the resurgence and habitat needs of these foxes, aiming for their coexistence with urban development. Our mission unfolds through scientific research, preserving Bill's extensive data, community outreach, and advocating for wildlife corridors. Through dedication and public education, we're committed to a harmonious future where humans and nature thrive together. Join us in protecting our urban wildlife.

CAUSE AREAS

Animals
Animals

WHEN

We'll work with your schedule.

WHERE

This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.

SKILLS

  • Financial Literacy
  • Financial Auditing
  • Financial Planning
  • Financial Service Assistance

GOOD FOR

N/A

REQUIREMENTS

  • Must be at least 30
  • See above description - flexible

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