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The Children's Grief Center is looking for leaders in the community to join their Development Committee. This is a once a month, 1-year commitment and their main goals for the coming year are:

  1. Increase our Corporate Donors by introducing companies and individuals to the Children's Grief Center while cultivating long lasting relationships.
  2. Increase our attendance and donations at our Annual Healing Hearts Luncheon and Silent Auction next February.
  3. Rally behind a few other smaller events throughout the year. (Pool tournament in December, etc.)

Who we are: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ah1SH9K9FDU
Our 2017 Family Story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKjT-0ED3FU&t=4s

For more information, please call Jenny Vincent, Development Director at 505-323-0478. The Grief Center is also looking for Board Members, Building Committee Members and Fundraising Committee Member. Please call Jenny Vincent for more information about these committees.

Non-Profit Board Treasurer - The Board of the Southwest Women's Law Center seeks a qualified volunteer with accounting skills to serve as the Board Treasurer.  Knowledge of non-profit accounting is a plus and support of our mission is essential.  See our web site www.swwomenslaw.org.  Interested parties can submit resumes for review by our Board Nominating Committee to Pamelya Herndon, Executive Director, pherndon@swwomenslaw.org.
At Presbyterian Healthcare Services there is a volunteer position available on our Volunteer Board of Directors as Treasurer. The position requires basic computer skills and basic accounting would be helpful (CPA experience a plus!). If you are at all interested, or know someone who may be, please contact our Volunteer Program for more information 841-1501.
CPAs Needed for Low Income Taxpayer Controversy Pro Bono Panel · The University of New Mexico Low Income Taxpayer (Controversy) Clinic is actively recruiting CPAs for its newly created Pro Bono Panel. The Panel will supplement existing efforts to represent low-income taxpayers before the IRS. Currently, the UNM LITC takes about 100 cases annually, and is the only tax controversy clinic serving all counties in New Mexico.

The need. Low-income taxpayers who cannot afford representation, including the disabled and the elderly, are disproportionately audited by the IRS. They generally do not know how to respond – and lose their cases, often with devastating financial consequences. Most are also unaware of the collections alternatives, e.g. offers in compromise or currently not collectible status, available to them under the IRS Fresh Start Initiative.

Your role. Each CPA who agrees to become a panel member will be asked to take only one controversy case per calendar year and will have access to both training materials and expert technical assistance. Panel members will not be required to prepare Forms 1040 unless necessary to resolve a dispute.

Technical assistance. For those who need a refresher in low-income taxpayer issues, user friendly outlines and videotaped Clinic class sessions will be available. There is also a Pro Bono Panel Coordinator on board (Peter Marks) who can offer technical assistance.

If you are interested in becoming a member of the panel, please fill out the Practitioner Information Form and forward it to Peter Marks at marks@law.unm.edu. Peter is also available to answer questions about the Panel at 505-277-5265.

POSTED: 6/1/2016

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Governance Council Member 

Cesar Chavez Community School is actively seeking a new Governance Council Member with a CPAbackground.

Cesar Chavez Community School offers intensive support to students entering or reconnecting to high school through flexible and personalized programs during non-traditional hours. Students who need help getting ready will improve reading and/or math first in our skill-building English and Math classes. We prepare our graduates for their next steps, including education, training, work, family and participation in the community.

Our teachers and staff strive to provide individualized attention that enables students to gradually develop the confidence in their abilities that enables them to eventually graduate and successfully transition into adult careers. The intent of CCCS is to provide high caliber educational services during times that are more convenient for non-traditional, working students.

To apply: Phone (505) 877-0558 or Fax Resume (505) 242-1466.

POSTED: 5/10/2016

NAPPR, Inc. Board of Directors Treasurer · Native American Professional Parent Resources (NAPPR), Inc. is seeking for a Board of Directors Treasurer to provide financial oversight, serve Chair of the Finance Committee with nonprofit experience. Native American preferred. For more information on this position or to apply, call or email Angel Valencia at (505) 345-6289 avalencia@nappr.org.

POSTED: 4/1/2016

More Volunteer Opportunities · For more volunteer opportunities, click here to visit the Center For Nonprofit Excellence New Mexico Volunteer Connection page. To find board member positions, search by “board development” under Areas of Interest. For the New Mexico Nonprofit Directory, click here.
 
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