Volunteer: Board of Directors
Role of a Board
Director
Members of the Board of Directors help guide the Trust’s mission, sustainability, and impact. Board directors are responsible for: ● Supporting the organization’s mission and long-term financial health ● Helping ensure the Trust produces meaningful, high-quality work ● Supporting programs that benefit members and the broader community ● Contributing time, talent, and perspective to help the organization grow Minimal responsibilities include: ● Attend board meetings regularly (third Wednesday of each month, at 6:00pm, held virtually) and actively participate in decision-making ● Obtain various means of support for the organization, such as sponsorships, donors, new members, lecturers, and/or tour guides ● Maintain membership in good standing ● Join a committee Experience & Perspectives We WelcomeWe are seeking board members with a range of skills, experiences, and interests, including (but not limited to):
Advocacy
You do not need to be an expert in historic preservation to serve—enthusiasm for Springfield and a willingness to contribute matter most. Community Connections We Look to GrowWe especially welcome candidates who can help strengthen connections with: ● Corporate partners ● Philanthropic individuals and foundations ● Small businesses ● Media outlets Strong community relationships help amplify our mission and sustain our work. Why Serve?Board service with the Springfield Preservation Trust is an opportunity to make a tangible impact on Springfield’s built environment, cultural heritage, and future. Directors help shape the organization’s direction, support community education and advocacy, and work alongside others who care deeply about the city we love. Contact Erica Swallow, Board President at president@springfieldpreservation.org Agency: Springfield Preservation Trust
Role of a Board
Director
Members of the Board of Directors help guide the Trust’s mission, sustainability, and impact. Board directors are responsible for: ● Supporting the organization’s mission and long-term financial health ● Helping ensure the Trust produces meaningful, high-quality work ● Supporting programs that benefit members and the broader community ● Contributing time, talent, and perspective to help the organization grow Minimal responsibilities include: ● Attend board meetings regularly (third Wednesday of each month, at 6:00pm, held virtually) and actively participate in decision-making ● Obtain various means of support for the organization, such as sponsorships, donors, new members, lecturers, and/or tour guides ● Maintain membership in good standing ● Join a committee Experience & Perspectives We WelcomeWe are seeking board members with a range of skills, experiences, and interests, including (but not limited to):
Advocacy
You do not need to be an expert in historic preservation to serve—enthusiasm for Springfield and a willingness to contribute matter most. Community Connections We Look to GrowWe especially welcome candidates who can help strengthen connections with: ● Corporate partners ● Philanthropic individuals and foundations ● Small businesses ● Media outlets Strong community relationships help amplify our mission and sustain our work. Why Serve?Board service with the Springfield Preservation Trust is an opportunity to make a tangible impact on Springfield’s built environment, cultural heritage, and future. Directors help shape the organization’s direction, support community education and advocacy, and work alongside others who care deeply about the city we love. Contact Erica Swallow, Board President at president@springfieldpreservation.org Agency: Springfield Preservation Trust Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 01103 Allow Groups: No |