Serve on our Board Of Directors | Victim Services of Cullman

Join Our Board Of Directors

We are seeking board members who will be enthusiastic partners in support of our mission to end domestic violence in Cullman County. To this end, the board provides support through governance, strategic planning, fundraising, and outreach. This opportunity is a volunteer position.
Each director must have the following capacity and qualities

Commitment to VSOC’s mission
Willingness to be a team player and an empathetic, thoughtful listener.
Knowledge and skills in one or more areas of Board governance: finance, fundraising, strategic planning, governance, education and/or personnel.
Willingness to commit to one year of Board service.
Willingness to commit time for quarterly board meetings, committee meetings, special events.
Willingness to participate in VSOC’s fundraising efforts by actively seeking new donors (individual and/or institutional) and stewarding current donors.
Willing to promote the purpose and agenda of the organization in their daily lives by actively seeking publicity, connections, and funding.
Willing to use their networks and connections to promote the purpose and agenda of the organization.

Fill out the Application Linked below, download it "With Your Changes ", and email to jessica@victimservices.online

Board of Directors Application

Join Our Board Of Directors

Commitment to VSOC’s mission

Willingness to be a team player and an empathetic, thoughtful listener.

Knowledge and skills in one or more areas of Board governance: finance, fundraising, strategic planning, governance, education and/or personnel.

Willingness to commit to one year of Board service.

Willingness to commit time for quarterly board meetings, committee meetings, special events.

Willingness to participate in VSOC’s fundraising efforts by actively seeking new donors (individual and/or institutional) and stewarding current donors.

Willing to promote the purpose and agenda of the organization in their daily lives by actively seeking publicity, connections, and funding.

Willing to use their networks and connections to promote the purpose and agenda of the organization.

Victim Services is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and United Way of Cullman County partner agency. Program funding is provided by state and federal grants, city and county allocations, and private donations. All donations are tax-deductible.