Board Treasurer

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Time Commitment: Board of Director meetings every other month 2.5 hours . Finance Committee meetings monthly1 hour each Executive Committee meetings 5 times per year 1 hour each

Position Overview:

The Board Treasurer plays a vital role in overseeing the financial health and integrity of East Side Learning Center . The Treasurer works closely with the Executive Director, the finance committee, and other board members to develop and review fiscal procedures, review financial reports and develop and approve the annual budget, with staff, and other board members. The treasurer shall chair the finance committee.

K ey Responsibilities:

1. Financial Oversight:

1. Review and monitor financial statements.

1. Ensure statements are accurate and reflect the organization's financial position.

1. Budgeting & Financial Planning:

1. Collaborate with the Executive Director and staff to prepare the annual budget.

1. Provide guidance and input on financial planning to ensure alignment with the organization’s strategic goals.

1. Present the budget to the board for approval and review any variances from the approved budget during meetings.

1. Policy Development and Implementation:

1. Along with the finance committee, review finance policies and update as necessary.

1. Board Support and Engagement:

1. Attend and actively participate in all board meetings and finance committee meetings.

1. Report on the organization’s financial health and present financial reports at board meetings.

1. Serve as officer at executive committee meetings.

Preferred Skills:

• Ability to collaborate effectively with board members and staff.

• Ability to review and interpret financial reports.

Benefits of Volunteering as Board Treasurer:

• Opportunity to make a meaningful impact in the c ommunity through responsible financial stewardship.

• Develop leadership and financial management skills in a nonprofit setting.

• Work alongside a passionate and dedicated team of professionals.

• Gain experience and recognition in the nonprofit sector.