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Our Mission: "Engaging our generation and empowering them to invest in their community
through charitable giving & volunteerism."
Spring Board Seeking New Members
Aspen, Colo.,– February 1, 2011 –
Spring Board is seeking new Board members who will work towards the group’s goal of increasing young people's involvement in the Roaring Fork community.
Membership on the board is open to individuals between the ages of 21 and 35, residing from Aspen to Glenwood Springs, Colo.
Spring Board recommends grants to Roaring Fork Valley nonprofit organizations through the Spring Board Advised Fund of Aspen Community Foundation. Spring Board's mission is to engage the younger generation in the Roaring Fork Valley and empower them to invest in their community through charitable giving and volunteerism.
Board members are required to serve a two-year term that will begin in April 2011. Those interested in interviewing for a seat on the Spring Board, should e-mail a biographical sketch and/or resume, letter of interest, and two letters of recommendations (please limit each item to one page) to alison.n.friedman@gmail.com. The deadline for applications for March interviews is Tuesday, March 1. The interview date TBA. Applications received after that time will be considered for any board openings after April 2011.
Members gain the valuable experience of serving on a Board, learning leadership skills, participating in grantmaking and fundraising activities and peer engagement. The Board meets on a monthly basis. Additional time is needed in the spring and fall during the grantmaking and fundraising cycles. Board members pay annual dues of $120.
For more information contact Alison Friedman, chair, at alison.n.friedman@gmail.com.
Membership on the board is open to individuals between the ages of 21 and 35, residing from Aspen to Glenwood Springs, Colo.
Spring Board recommends grants to Roaring Fork Valley nonprofit organizations through the Spring Board Advised Fund of Aspen Community Foundation. Spring Board's mission is to engage the younger generation in the Roaring Fork Valley and empower them to invest in their community through charitable giving and volunteerism.
Board members are required to serve a two-year term that will begin in April 2011. Those interested in interviewing for a seat on the Spring Board, should e-mail a biographical sketch and/or resume, letter of interest, and two letters of recommendations (please limit each item to one page) to alison.n.friedman@gmail.com. The deadline for applications for March interviews is Tuesday, March 1. The interview date TBA. Applications received after that time will be considered for any board openings after April 2011.
Members gain the valuable experience of serving on a Board, learning leadership skills, participating in grantmaking and fundraising activities and peer engagement. The Board meets on a monthly basis. Additional time is needed in the spring and fall during the grantmaking and fundraising cycles. Board members pay annual dues of $120.
For more information contact Alison Friedman, chair, at alison.n.friedman@gmail.com.
Aspen Community Foundation created Spring Board in 1997, believing that "communities benefit from the creativity, energy and intelligence of younger generations." Spring Board has granted over $400,000 to dozens of local nonprofits through the Spring Board Advised Fund at Aspen Community Foundation. Over 70 young adults have been members of Spring Board, many of whom continue to be active leaders in their communities.
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