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Board Match
Online Request Form for Nonprofits

Allied Arts of Whatcom County


Address: 1418 Cornwall Ave

City: Bellingham

Phone: 360-383-6470

Website: www.alliedarts.org

Executive Director: Kelly Hart

Email: kelly@alliedarts.org

Board Chair/President: Kristin Hanna

Chair/President Phone & Email: 253-279-0279, kristinhannaslone@comcast.net

Organization's Mission: Allied Arts of Whatcom County is dedicated to the arts through organized
festivals and events, educational outreach programs, and working as a liaison to art enthusiasts of all
ages.

Organizations focus area: Arts & Culture

Year nonprofit status was received: 1979

Annual operating budget: $250,000 to $499,999

Number of paid staff: 4

This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board Committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - NO


A current updated board manual - YES
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Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES


Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - YES
A board commitment form - YES

Is this board a working or a governing board? - A mix of both

Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 7

Allied Arts of Whatcom County


Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 2

Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:

Must be enthusiastic about supporting the artistic nature of our community

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Communications/Marketing
Fundraising Development

Interested in all qualified candidates: YES

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly

Time of day this board meets: Weekday Evenings

Location of board meetings: Allied Arts Gallery - Bellingham

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - YES


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES
Attend all or most organization events - YES/Negotiable
Volunteer beyond board preparation - YES
Make personal contributions - YES/To the best of their ability

This application was submitted by: Kelly Hart, kelly@alliedarts.org

Approval from this organizations board: YES

Term length for board members: 4 years


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Term limits: YES

American Red Cross


Address: 2111 King St.

City: Bellingham

Phone: 360-733-3290

Website: www.redcross.org

Executive Director: Karen Miller

Email: karen.miller3@redcross.org

Board Chair/President: Josh Huntley

Chair/President Phone & Email: 360-734-0730, josh@millselectric.com

Organization's Mission: The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of
emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.

Organizations focus area: Preparedness

Year nonprofit status was received: 1917

Annual operating budget: $100,000 to $249,000

Number of paid staff: 4

This organization has OR does not have the following:


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A board Committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - NO


A current updated board manual - YES
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - YES
A board commitment form - YES

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Working Board

Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 10

American Red Cross


Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 8

Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:

Well connected community leaders with a passion for the Red Cross mission.

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Advocacy
Communications/Marketing
Human Resources

Interested in all qualified candidates: YES

How often does this organizations board meet? - Every other month

Time of day this board meets: Weekday Evenings

Location of board meetings: Red Cross Office

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - YES


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES
Attend all or most organization events - YES
Volunteer beyond board preparation - NO
Make personal contributions - YES/$1500 per year

This application was submitted by: Karen Miller, karen.miller3@redcross.org


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Approval from this organizations board: NO

Term length for board members: 3 years

Term limits: YES

Animals as Natural Therapy

Address: 721 Van Wyck Road

City: Bellingham

Phone: 360-671-6509

Website: animalsasnaturaltherapy.org

Executive Director: Sonja Wingard

Email: director@animalsasnaturaltherapy.org

Board Chair/President: (Acting) Shenandoah Myrick

Chair/President Phone & Email: 360-303-9083, shenandoah4homes@gmail.com

Organization's Mission: The Animals as Natural Therapy (ANT) Mission is to strengthen our community
by developing healthy, resilient individuals through animal-assisted education and personal growth, with
special attention to at-risk youth and veterans.

Organizations focus area: Human Services

Year nonprofit status was received: 2001

Annual operating budget: $250,000 to $499,999

Number of paid staff: 10


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This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board Committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - NO


A current updated board manual - YES
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - YES
A board commitment form - YES

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Mix of both

Animals as Natural Therapy


Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 7

Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 5

Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:

We are seeking enthusiastic persons who have compassion for the people we serve and an appreciation
for the animals who facilitate the healing work at ANT. We seek someone who will be an ambassador in
their community spreading the word that there is hope for troubled youth and veterans.

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Communications/Marketing
Fundraising Development
Law

Interested in all qualified candidates: NO

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly

Time of day this board meets: Weekday Evenings

Location of board meetings: Community Food Coop Meeting Room on Holly St.

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - YES


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES
Attend all or most organization events - YES
Volunteer beyond board preparation - NO, but some members volunteer in programming
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Make personal contributions - NO

This application was submitted by: Janis Conn, Office@AnimalsasNaturalTherapy.org

Approval from this organizations board: YES

Term length for board members: 2 years Term limits: YES

BAAY, Bellingham Arts Academy for Youth


Address: 1059 N. State St.

City: Bellingham

Phone: 360-306-8531

Website: www.baay.org

Executive Director: Ian Bivins

Email: ian@baay.org

Board Chair/President: Anna Evans

Chair/President Phone & Email: 360-224-3710, annaandmurphy@hotmail.com

Organization's Mission: To enrich the lives of children through exploration in the arts and by building
character, confidence, creativity and community.

Organizations focus area: Arts & Culture

Year nonprofit status was received: 2013

Annual operating budget: $250,000 to $499,999

Number of paid staff: 15

This organization has OR does not have the following:


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A board Committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - YES


A current updated board manual - YES
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - NO
A board commitment form - NO

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Governing Board

Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 5

BAAY, Bellingham Arts Academy for Youth


Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 4

Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:

We seek creative problem solvers, improvisers with collaborative personalities and the ability to be
decisive. The ability to approach situations with passion, compassion and positivity.

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Communications/Marketing
Fundraising Development
Law

Interested in all qualified candidates: NO

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly

Time of day this board meets: Weekday Evenings

Location of board meetings: On BAAYs campus, 1059 N. State

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - YES


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES
Attend all or most organization events - NO
Volunteer beyond board preparation - NO
Make personal contributions - NO

This application was submitted by: Ian Bivins, ian@baay.org


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Approval from this organizations board: YES

Term length for board members: 2 years

Term limits: NO

Bellingham Childcare & Learning Center


Address: 2600 Squalicum Parkway

City: Bellingham

Phone: 360-676-0950

Website: www.bellinghamchildcare.com

Executive Director: Karen Ekdahl

Email: karen@bellinghamchildcare.com

Board Chair/President: Mike Parry

Chair/President Phone & Email: (360) 201-6697, bellingham4dale@gmail.com

Organization's Mission: In partnership with the community, Bellingham Childcare & Learning Center, a
non-profit corporation, provides high quality, affordable childcare to families of all income levels, assisting
low-income families to become self-sufficient.

Organizations focus area: Education

Year nonprofit status was received: 1991

Annual operating budget: $500,000 to $1 million

Number of paid staff: 33


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This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board Committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - NO


A current updated board manual - YES
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - NO
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - NO
A board commitment form - NO

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Governing Board

Bellingham Childcare & Learning Center


Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 11

Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 2

Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:

Flexible and Open, Commitment and Loyalty, Out of the Box Thinker, Dependable, Advocate

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Fundraising Development
Human Resources
Technology

Interested in all qualified candidates: YES

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly

Time of day this board meets: Weekday Evenings

Location of board meetings: St. Lukes Health Education Center

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - YES


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES
Attend all or most organization events - YES
Volunteer beyond board preparation - NO
Make personal contributions - Yes, no minimum amount
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This application was submitted by: Karen Ekdahl karen@bellinghamchildcare.com

Approval from this organizations board: YES

Term length for board members: 1 and 2 years

Term limits: NO

Bellingham Public Schools Foundation


Address: 1306 Dupont Street

City: Bellingham

Phone: 360-676-6479

Website: www.bellinghamschoolsfoundation.org

Executive Director: Kim Lund

Email: kim.lund@bellinghamschoolsfoundation.org

Board Chair/President: Kathy Dooley

Chair/President Phone & Email: 360-739-2389, BPSFoundationPres@gmail.com

Organization's Mission: The Bellingham Public School Foundation (BPSF) partners with the community
to build awareness and support to help fund the best possible education for all students in Bellingham
Public Schools.

Organizations focus area: Education

Year nonprofit status was received: 1993

Annual operating budget: $100,000 to $249,000


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Number of paid staff: 2

This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board Committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - YES


A current updated board manual - YES
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - NO
A board commitment form - NO

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Mix of both

Bellingham Public Schools Foundation


Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 10

Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 2-4

Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:

We are seeking motivated, outgoing board members with prior fundraising experience to help us establish
an endowment fund, in addition to, helping us grow annual recurring gifts to support the 11,000 students
who attend our local public schools. Board members that are passionate about the life changing potential
of education and great teaching are encouraged to learn more.

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Fundraising Development
Human Resources

Interested in all qualified candidates: YES

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly

Time of day this board meets: Weekday Lunchtime

Location of board meetings: Normally meet the third Tuesday of the month between 12pm - 1:30pm

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - YES


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Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES


Attend all or most organization events - YES
Volunteer beyond board preparation - YES
Make personal contributions - Yes, no minimum gift amount

This application was submitted by: Kim Lund kim.lund@hotmail.com

Approval from this organizations board: YES

Term length for board members: 3 years

Term limits: YES

Blue Skies for Children


Address: 2505 Cedarwood Ave

City: Bellingham

Phone: 360-756-6710

Website: www.blueskiesforchildren.org

Executive Director: Julie Guay

Email: julie@blueskiesforchildren.org

Board Chair/President: Kathy Cross

Chair/President Phone & Email: 360-756-6710

Organization's Mission: To raise hope and self-esteem by sponsoring enrichment activities and other
essentials for homeless, low-income and foster children.

Organizations focus area: Human Services

Year nonprofit status was received: 2002

Annual operating budget: $250,000 to $499,999


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Number of paid staff: 3 PT

This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board Committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - YES


A current updated board manual - YES
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - NO
A board commitment form - NO

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Working Board

Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 7

Blue Skies for Children


Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 3

Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:

Professional demeanor, advocate for organization, passion for raising hope and self esteem in children
living in poverty, love and support of local community.

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Business
Fundraising Development
Finance
Human Resources
Law
Technology

Interested in all qualified candidates: YES

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly

Time of day this board meets: Weekday evenings

Location of board meetings: Blue Skies office - 2505 Cedarwood Ave, Ste. 5

Expectations or Requirements of board members:


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Participate in one or more committees - YES


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES
Attend all or most organization events - YES
Volunteer beyond board preparation - Requested
Make personal contributions - Yes, $120/yr + Event attendance tickets

This application was submitted by: Julie Guay - julie@blueskiesforchildren.org

Approval from this organizations board: YES

Term length for board members: 2 years

Term limits: YES

Cloud Mountain Farm Center


Address: 6906 Goodwin Rd.

City: Everson

Phone: 360-756-6710

Website: www.cloudmountainfarmcenter.org

Executive Director: Tom Thornton

Email: tom@cloudmountainfarmcenter.org

Board Chair/President: Max Moragne

Chair/President Phone & Email: (360) 739-5274, glean@bellinghamfoodbank.org

Organization's Mission: To build experience, knowledge and community to expand dynamic local food
systems.

Organizations focus area: We work at the intersection of agriculture, the environment, and human
health.

Year nonprofit status was received: 2011


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Annual operating budget: $500,000 to $1 million

Number of paid staff: 11-19 FTE depending on season

This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board Committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - NO


A current updated board manual - YES
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - YES
A board commitment form - YES

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Mix of both

Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 4

Cloud Mountain Farm Center


Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 2-3

Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:

Our small and engaged board of directors cares deeply about building a local food system that creates
opportunity for new and existing farmers in our region and helping them strive. We are collaborative,
passionate, and thoughtful volunteers lending our insight and energy to some of the most important work
of our time.

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Business
Fundraising Development
Law

Interested in all qualified candidates: YES

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly

Time of day this board meets: Weekday afternoons

Location of board meetings: Monthly meetings are held in Bellingham, and two meetings per year are
at the farm center.
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Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - Negotiable


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES
Attend all or most organization events - Negotiable
Volunteer beyond board preparation - Negotiable
Make personal contributions - Yes, $50 minimum

This application was submitted by: Max Morange, Board President

Approval from this organizations board: YES

Term length for board members: We are building toward having terms and term limits but currently do
not.

Common Threads Farm


Address: 516 E. North Street

City: Bellingham

Phone: 360-927-1590

Website: http://www.commonthreadsfarm.org/

Executive Director: Laura Plaut

Email: laura@commonthreadsfarm.org

Board Chair/President: Raegen Miller

Chair/President Phone & Email: 617-797-3180, raegentmiller@gmail.com

Organization's Mission: At Common Threads, we grow good people, healthy food and strong
communities through hands-on, seed-to-table educational experiences.

Organizations focus area: The program is tied to matters of food security, environment, and health.

Year nonprofit status was received: 2007


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Annual operating budget: $100,000 to $249,999

Number of paid staff: 1.5

This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board Committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - YES


A current updated board manual - NO
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - NO
A board commitment form - YES

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Mix of both

Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 7

Common Threads Farm


Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 2

Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:

We find that effectiveness and fulfillment for board members resides in personal blend of these traits, in
no particular order: passion for service, experience around mission, availability, applicable professional
skills, attentiveness, resilience, and collegiality. This list implies a sense of humor and an appetite for
seed-to-table healthy food.

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Fundraising Development
Finance
Law

Interested in all qualified candidates: NO

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly

Time of day this board meets: Weekday evenings

Location of board meetings: Alternates between organization office and various board members'
homes
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Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - YES


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - Negotiable
Attend all or most organization events - Negotiable
Volunteer beyond board preparation - Negotiable
Make personal contributions - YES, at a personally significant level

This application was submitted by: raegenTmiller@gmail.com

Approval from this organizations board: YES

Term length for board members: 2 years

Term limits: NO

Communities in Schools of Whatcom County


Address: PO Box 6071

City: Bellingham

Phone: 360-676-6470 Ext. 4894

Website: www.ciswhatcom.org

Executive Director: Kathryn DeFilippo

Email: kathryn@Ciswhatcom.org

Board Chair/President: Melinda Herrera

Chair/President Phone & Email: (360) 920-0369, melindaherrera@gmail.com


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Organization's Mission: Communities in Schools sorrounds students with a community of support,


empowering them to succeed in school and in life. We are a school based non profit that works in
partnership with teachers, counselors, and school staff to bring resources and support to vulnerable youth
in the Meridian, Bellingham, Ferndale and Mount Vernon School District.

Organizations focus area: Education

Year nonprofit status was received: 2007

Annual operating budget: $100,000 to $249,999

Number of paid staff: 4

This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board Committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - NO


A current updated board manual - YES
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - NO
A board commitment form - YES

Communities in Schools of Whatcom County


Is this board a working or a governing board? - Governing Board

Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 7

Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 2

Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:

We are looking for folks that believe that education is social justice. That community organizations, like
Communities in Schools, can promote greater equity and opportunity through connecting our community
to our highest need schools and students. We are looking for folks that are kind, positive, and
hardworking. People who are community minded and driven. People who are willing to try and fail and try
again and people who want to change the lives of students throughout Whatcom County.

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Business
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Fundraising Development
Finance

Interested in all qualified candidates: YES

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly

Time of day this board meets: Weekday evenings

Location of board meetings: Shuksan Middle School

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - YES


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES
Attend all or most organization events - Negotiable
Volunteer beyond board preparation - YES
Make personal contributions - YES

This application was submitted by: Kathryn DeFilippo Approval from this organizations board:
YES Term length for board members: 3 years, and no more than 3 consecutive years Term limits:
YES

Families & Friends of Missing Persons & Violent


Crime Victims dba Victim Support Services

Address: 1155 N. State Street Suite 605

City: Bellingham

Phone: 425-252-6081

Website: www.victimsupportservices.org

Executive Director: Marge Jubie Fairweather

Email: marge@victimsupportservices.org

Board Chair/President: Elaine Wolfe

Chair/President Phone & Email: 206-948-2265, ewogoes@gmail.com


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Organization's Mission: To provide advocacy, education and awareness to victims of crime

Organizations focus area: Human Services

Year nonprofit status was received: 1975

Annual operating budget: $1 million to $5 million

Number of paid staff: 16

This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board Committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - YES


A current updated board manual - YES
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - YES
A board commitment form - YES

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Governing Board

Families & Friends of Missing Persons & Violent


Crime Victims dba Victim Support Services
Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 13

Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 2

Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:

We are looking for board members that want to actively engage in the organization's overall governance
by chairing committees in order to further the work of the organization. We are not looking for board
members to manage the organization's staff. We have a well running organization that meets or mission
statement but board members that further the committees is essential.

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Business
Communications/Marketing
Human Resources
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Interested in all qualified candidates: YES

How often does this organizations board meet? - Every other month (Odd months of the year)

Time of day this board meets: Saturday a.m

Location of board meetings: 5023 Claremont Way, Everett but a conference line is open for those that
prefer to attend via phone

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - YES


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES
Attend all or most organization events - YES
Volunteer beyond board preparation - YES, expected but not required
Make personal contributions - YES, $500 annually or an equivalent in kind

This application was submitted by: Marge Jubie Fairweather, marge@victimsupportservices.org


Approval from this organizations board: YES Term length for board members: 3 years

Term limits: YES

FuturesNW
Address: PO Box 28237

City: Bellingham, WA 98237

Phone: 360-647-8775

Website: www.futuresnw.org

Executive Director: Sharon Camblin

Email: scamblin@futuresnw.org

Board Chair/President: Kathy Greshoc

Chair/President Phone & Email: 360-676-8223, kgreshoc@meridian.wednet.edu

Organization's Mission: FuturesNW is on a mission to level the college playing field and empower
underserved youth to achieve their college and career dreams.
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Organizations focus area: Education

Year nonprofit status was received: 2010

Annual operating budget: Less than $1--,000

Number of paid staff: 2

This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board Committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - YES


A current updated board manual - YES
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - NO
A development director or paid fundraising staff - NO
A board commitment form - YES

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Working Board

Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 12

Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 3

FuturesNW
Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:

We are looking for people that will bring a passion for serving low-income youth and a willingness to
promote partnerships and reach out across our community to create a dialog about higher education and
career development for all youth. The Board has developed a culture that tries to align board members
skills and assignments with the members own interests and we want high energy people to join that are
ready to dig into this work. Board meetings are characterized by open debate, questioning and an
atmosphere of mutual trust and respect. Board members enjoy their interactions with one another and we
are looking for additional members that would like to volunteer in this type of atmosphere with high levels
of participation and meeting attendance.

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Business
Fundraising Development
Human Resources
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Interested in all qualified candidates: YES

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly (Note - Working sub-committee meeting
times are set individually by the committee)

Time of day this board meets: Weekday afternoons

Location of board meetings: Bellingham Underwriters, 1417 N. State Street

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - YES


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES
Attend all or most organization events - YES
Volunteer beyond board preparation - NO
Make personal contributions - NO

This application was submitted by: Sharon Camblin, scamblin@futuresnw.org

Approval from this organizations board: YES

Term length for board members: 1-3 years Term limits: NO

Habitat for Humanity in Whatcom County


Address: 1825 Cornwall Ave

City: Bellingham, WA 98225

Phone: 360-715-9170

Website: hfhwhatcom.org

Executive Director: John Moon

Email: john.moon@hfhwhatcom.org

Board Chair/President: Eli Mackiewicz


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Chair/President Phone & Email: 360-383-7509, hfhwcpres@gmail.com

Organization's Mission: Simple, decent, affordable housing for everyone in Whatcom County

Organizations focus area: Affordable Housing

Year nonprofit status was received: 1987

Annual operating budget: $500,000 to $1 million

Number of paid staff: 12

This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board Committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - YES


A current updated board manual - YES
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - NO
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - YES
A board commitment form - NO

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Mix of both

Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 8

Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 2 or 3

Habitat for Humanity in Whatcom County


Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:

Must live in Whatcom County.


Looking for veterans to start "Veterans' Build" program

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Fundraising Development
Technology
Retail Management

Interested in all qualified candidates: YES

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly


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Time of day this board meets: Weekday evenings

Location of board meetings: Habitat Store on Cornwall Ave

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - YES


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES
Attend all or most organization events - NO
Volunteer beyond board preparation - YES
Make personal contributions - Negotiable

This application was submitted by: Eli Mackiewicz, hfhwcpres@gmail.com

Approval from this organizations board: YES

Term length for board members: 3 years Term limits: YES

Max Higbee Center


Address: 1210 Bay St #102

City: Bellingham

Phone: 360-733-1828

Website: http://www.maxhigbee.org

Executive Director: Kait Whiteside


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Email: maxhigbee@gmail.com

Board Chair/President: Amanda White

Chair/President Phone & Email: 360-961-1634, whitea3@gmail.com

Organization's Mission: We provide community-based recreation programs for youth and adults (14 and
older) with developmental disabilities with three broad aims: 1) To provide opportunities for personal
enjoyment and enrichment through a diverse range of leisure activities. 2) To promote the social, physical,
emotional, and cognitive growth and development of participants. 3) To assist participants to achieve
greater independence in their lives and increase involvement in the community.

Organizations focus area: Human Services

Year nonprofit status was received: 1984

Annual operating budget: $100,000 to $249,999

Number of paid staff: 12 employees (combined they work the equivalent of ~ 5 FTE)

This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board Committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - NO


A current updated board manual - YES
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - NO
A board commitment form - YES

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Mix of both

Max Higbee Center


Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 8

Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: Our by-laws provide for 13
total board members. We hope to gain at least 2 interested members from this process.

Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:


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The Max Higbee Center envisions a caring, inclusive, respectful, and thriving community where people
are empowered to grow, develop, and enrich their lives through recreation activities and the relationships
they create. Therefore, those with a love of all forms of recreation are encouraged!

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Advocacy
Fundraising Development
Law

Interested in all qualified candidates: YES

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly

Time of day this board meets: Weekday evenings

Location of board meetings: At the Max Higbee Center, 1210 Bay St # 102 in Bellingham

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - Negotiable


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES
Attend all or most organization events - NO
Volunteer beyond board preparation - Negotiable
Make personal contributions - NO

This application was submitted by: Mandy Feutz, mandy@kafe.com

Approval from this organizations board: YES

Term length for board members: We ask a minimum commitment of one year

Term limits: NO

Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association


Address: 3057 E Bakerview Rd

City: Bellingham

Phone: 360-715-0283

Website: www.n-sea.org
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Executive Director: Rachel Vasak

Email: rvasak@n-sea.org

Board Chair/President: Dave Beatly

Chair/President Phone & Email: 360-671-5101. ddbeatty@q.com

Organization's Mission: NSEA is a community based non-profit organization dedicated to restoring


sustainable wild salmon runs in Whatcom County.

Organizations focus area: Environment

Year nonprofit status was received: 1994

Annual operating budget: $500,000 to $1 million

Number of paid staff: 5

This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board Committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - YES


A current updated board manual - YES
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - YES
A board commitment form - YES

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Mix of both

Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 15

Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association


.Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 3

Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:


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NSEA is seeking a diverse board that ensures broad community representation. We are a mature
organization looking for people to support our growth and evolution. Board members should have a
passion for restoring healthy ecosystems for wild salmon by educating and engaging our community.

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Communications/Marketing
Fundraising Development
Human Resources

Interested in all qualified candidates: YES

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly

Time of day this board meets: Weekday evenings

Location of board meetings: At NESA 3057 E. Bakerview Rd

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - YES


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES
Attend all or most organization events - YES
Volunteer beyond board preparation - YES
Make personal contributions - Negotiable

This application was submitted by: Kate Underwood, kunderwood@n-sea.org

Approval from this organizations board: YES

Term length for board members: 3 years

Term limits: NO

NorthWest Therapeutic Riding Center


Address: 1884 Kelly Rd
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City: Bellingham

Phone: 360-966-2124

Website: nwtrc.org

Executive Director: Julia Bozzo

Email: nwtrc@premier1.net

Board Chair/President: Christine Coder

Chair/President Phone & Email: 360-927-4662, myccoder@gmail.com

Organization's Mission: Giving a Leg Up to people of all abilities.

Organizations focus area: Human Services

Year nonprofit status was received: 1993

Annual operating budget: $100,000 to $249,999

Number of paid staff: 2

This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board Committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - NO


A current updated board manual - YES
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - NO
A board commitment form - YES

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Mix of both

Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 8

.Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 2

NorthWest Therapeutic Riding Center


Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:
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-Dedicated to fulfilling & sharing the NWTRC mission


-Local focus
-Philanthropic
-Time
-Team oriented
-Community connections

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Communications/Marketing
Fundraising Development

Interested in all qualified candidates: YES

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly

Time of day this board meets: Weekday evenings, second tuesday of the month

Location of board meetings: No information provided

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - YES


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES
Attend all or most organization events - YES
Volunteer beyond board preparation - NO
Make personal contributions - YES, no minimum

This application was submitted by: Julia Bozzo - julia@nwtrc.org

Approval from this organizations board: YES

Term length for board members: 3 years

Term limits: NO

Northwest Youth Services


Address: 1020 N. State St.
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City: Bellingham

Phone: 360-734-9862

Website: www.nwys.org

Executive Director: Riannon Bardsley

Email: riannonb@nwys.org

Board Chair/President: Jeannine Lyon

Chair/President Phone & Email: 360-739-1725, j9.lyon@mail.com

Organization's Mission: Northwest Youth Services collaborates with at-risk, runaway and homeless
youth to foster self-reliance.

Organizations focus area: Human Services

Year nonprofit status was received: 1976

Annual operating budget: $1 million to $5 million

Number of paid staff: 54

This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board Committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - YES


A current updated board manual - NO
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - YES
A board commitment form - YES

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Mix of both

Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 11

.Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 2

Northwest Youth Services


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Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:

Belief in the value of individuality and the resilience and strength of youth and young adults; commitment
to NWYS mission and values

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Fundraising Development
Finance
Human Resources

Interested in all qualified candidates: YES

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly

Time of day this board meets: Weekday evenings

Location of board meetings: Northwest Youth Services office, 1020 N. State Street, Bellingham, WA

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - Negotiable


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES
Attend all or most organization events - Negotiable
Volunteer beyond board preparation - YES
Make personal contributions - YES, no minimum

This application was submitted by: Heather McGuinness, heatherm@nwys.org

Approval from this organizations board: YES

Term length for board members: 3 years

Term limits: YES


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Our Treehouse
Address: PO Box 4124

City: Bellingham

Phone: 360-223-3115

Website: www.our-treehouse.org

Executive Director: Colleen Haggerty

Email: colleen@our-treehouse.org

Board Chair/President: Carolyn Gibbons

Chair/President Phone & Email: 360-739-9333, carolyn@fairhavencotton.com

Organization's Mission:.Our TreeHouse provides resources and support to children, teens, and families
who are grieving a significant death.

Organizations focus area: Human Services

Year nonprofit status was received: 2002

Annual operating budget: Less than $1--,000

Number of paid staff: 3

This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board Committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - NO


A current updated board manual - NO
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - NO
A board commitment form - YES

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Mix of both

Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 7

.Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 3
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Our Treehouse
Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:

We are looking for board members who are interested in supporting our mission.
We value diversity - our gaps are people of color, men, and younger folks.

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Business
Fundraising Development
Law
Technology

Interested in all qualified candidates: YES

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly

Time of day this board meets: Weekday evenings

Location of board meetings: Varies

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - YES


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES
Attend all or most organization events - YES
Volunteer beyond board preparation - YES
Make personal contributions - YES, no minimum, but something significant to the person

This application was submitted by: Colleen Haggerty/colleen@our-treehouse.org

Approval from this organizations board: YES

Term length for board members: N/A

Term limits: NO
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Pickford Film Center


Address: 1318 Bay St

City: Bellingham

Phone: (360) 647-1300

Website: www.pickfordfilmcenter.org

Executive Director: Susie Purves

Email: susie@pickfordfilmcenter.org

Board Chair/President: Brian Sibley

Chair/President Phone & Email: 333-1845, briansibley@gmail.com

Organization's Mission:.Pickford Film Center provides a forum and resource for independent cinema,
strengthening community through education, dialogue and the celebration of film.

Organizations focus area: Arts & Culture

Year nonprofit status was received: 1998

Annual operating budget: $1 million to $5 million

Number of paid staff: 15

This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - YES


A current updated board manual - NO
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - YES
A board commitment form - YES

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Governing board

Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 10

Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 3
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Pickford Film Center


Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:

We are seeking individuals who are interested in film as an art form, and have a commitment to
Bellingham, its downtown, its schools, and its future. Creative thinkers, with experience fundraising, who
are not intimidated by the possibility of a capital campaign, who feel connected to local institutions and
community networks are sought. Bonus points for understanding the link between the arts and economic
development.

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Advocacy
Fundraising Development
Human Resources

Interested in all qualified candidates: YES

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly

Time of day this board meets: Weekday evenings

Location of board meetings: Pickford Film Center

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - YES


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES
Attend all or most organization events - NO
Volunteer beyond board preparation - NO
Make personal contributions - YES, highest level of their personal giving

This application was submitted by: Susie Purves

Approval from this organizations board: YES

Term length for board members: 2 years

Term limits: NO
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Sustainable Connections
Address: 1701 Ellis St., Ste 221

City: Bellingham

Phone: 360-647-7093

Website: www.sustainableconnections.org

Executive Director: Derek Long

Email: derek@sustainableconnections.org

Board Chair/President: Dave Finet

Chair/President Phone & Email: (360) 739-7953, davefinet@yahoo.com

Organization's Mission:.To be the forum where businesses come together to transform and model a
vibrant local economy built on sustainable practices.

Organizations focus area: Environment, Nexus of people, planet, profit

Year nonprofit status was received: 2003

Annual operating budget: $1 million to $5 million

Number of paid staff: 15

This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - YES


A current updated board manual - YES
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - YES
A board commitment form - YES

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Governing board

Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 11

.Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 2
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Sustainable Connections
Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:

-Aligned with our Mission and excited to help realize our Vision
-Diversity in all aspects, but particularly geographically representative of our constituency
-At least 50% of board members must be local business owners
-Individuals with experience in one or more of our program areas (Food & Farming, Energy Efficiency &
Renewables, Green Building/Smart Growth, Sustainable Business Development, and Think Local First)
and/or general areas of expertise:
Law (particularly nonprofit/employment law)
Marketing/Communications
IT
Nonprofit Governance
Finance
Fundraising
HR/Administration (ideally nonprofit)
Human Services
Government
Health Services
Higher Education
Individuals who believe in our Guiding Principles:
WE CULTIVATE RELATIONSHIPS with people and organizations to create and spread solutions. We
strive to work in an open, respectful, non-partisan way that meets people where they are, builds trust and
has meaningful impact.
WE SEEK CREATIVE SOLUTIONS that are place-based, practical and help us spring into action. We
think and plan, try it out, learn from the experience, apply fixes, try it out again and the cycle continues.
WE STRIVE FOR CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT as we adapt to changing community needs and
preferences, markets, regulations, and the environment. We measure and evaluate our activities against
our goals consistently.
WE FOCUS ON THE POSITIVE in our work and communications to engage and inspire people. We
promote what we stand for over what we are against.
WE HAVE FUN because although our work may sometimes be challenging, keeping a sense of humor
and enjoying the experience is critical for success. We are always aiming to make it a better party!

Sustainable Connections
Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Business
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Communications/Marketing
Fundraising Development
Human Resources
Law
Technology

Interested in all qualified candidates: NO

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly

Time of day this board meets: Weekday evenings

Location of board meetings: Sustainable Connections Office, 1701 Ellis St.

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - At least one (mostly quarterly)


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES
Attend all or most organization events - At least a few key annual events
Volunteer beyond board preparation - Opportunity to!
Make personal contributions - YES, We ask board members to make a contribution that is meaningful
to them.

This application was submitted by: Kate Rinder kate@sustainableconnections.org

Approval from this organizations board: YES

Term length for board members: 3 years

Term limits: YES

Whatcom Center for Early Learning


Address: 2001 H Street

City: Bellingham
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Phone: 360 671-3660

Website: www.wcel.net (new one is currently under construction!)

Executive Director: Carla Hasche

Email: carla@wcel.net

Board Chair/President: Sara Billington

Chair/President Phone & Email: Not provided

Organization's Mission:. WCEL provides family-centered in-home therapy to children ages birth to
three years who have developmental delays or disabilities.

Organizations focus area: Education & Health. We provide services that help children catch up with
peers and have success in school.

Year nonprofit status was received: 1991

Annual operating budget: $1 million to $5 million

Number of paid staff: 21

This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - NO


A current updated board manual - YES
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - NO
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - NO
A board commitment form - NO

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Governing board

Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 6

Whatcom Center for Early Learning


Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 3

Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:


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Solid community member with good community connections


Legal and ethical integrity
Knowledge of good business practices
Willingness to learn about the services WCEL provides
Interest in strategic mission of WCEL

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Fundraising Development
Finance
Law

Interested in all qualified candidates: NO

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly

Time of day this board meets: 4th Thursday of the month, 5:30-7:00 PM

Location of board meetings: Whatcom Center for Early Learning's Big Blue House

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - YES, at least one


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES, to whatever degree they can
Attend all or most organization events - we are flexible about this and we don't have many events
Volunteer beyond board preparation - NO
Make personal contributions - YES, no minimum

This application was submitted by: Carla Hasche, carla@wcel.net

Approval from this organizations board: YES

Term length for board members: 3 years

Term limits: NO

Whatcom Dispute Resolution Center


Address: 13 Prospect Street, Suite 201

City: Bellingham

Phone: 360.676.0783
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Website: http://whatcomdrc.org

Executive Director: Moonwater

Email: director@whatcomdrc.org

Board Chair/President: Joan Cervisi

Chair/President Phone & Email: joanmcervisi@gmail.com

Organization's Mission:. To provide and support constructive and collaborative approaches to conflict
through mediation, training, facilitation, and community organization.

Organizations focus area: We do both education and human services

Year nonprofit status was received: 1994

Annual operating budget: $250,000 to $499,999

Number of paid staff: 11

This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - YES


A current updated board manual - YES
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - YES
A board commitment form - NO

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Mix of both

Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 11

Vacancies: 3

Whatcom Dispute Resolution Center


Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:

Committed to our mission of constructive approaches to conflict. Desire to work as member of a


committed, proactive board. Creative. Responsible.
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Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Business
Fundraising Development
Human Resources
Education, social services, connections to diverse populations

Interested in all qualified candidates: YES

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly

Time of day this board meets: Weekday evenings

Location of board meetings: at the WDRC 5:45-7pm third Thursdays

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - YES, usually one committee


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES, to assist with fundraising annual event and connecting
with major donors
Attend all or most organization events -Two a year. Others optional.
Volunteer beyond board preparation - Yes although minimal at this time.
Make personal contributions - No minimum. Asked to make a 'personally significant contribution' which
could even be time for those for whom financial contribution would create a hardship.

This application was submitted by: Catherine Riordan, Board VP and secretary.
Catherine.a.riordan@gmail.com

Approval from this organizations board: YES

Term length for board members: 3 years Term limits: YES

Whatcom County Library Foundation


Address: 5205 Northwest Ave

City: Bellingham

Phone: 360-208-3628
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Website: www.wcls.org/library-foundation

Executive Director: Jennifer Rick

Email: jennifer.rick@wcls.org

Board Chair/President: Not provided

Chair/President Phone & Email: Not provided

Organization's Mission:. Not provided

Organizations focus area: Whatcom County Library Support

Year nonprofit status was received: 2004

Annual operating budget: Less than $1--,000

Number of paid staff: 0.5

This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - NO


A current updated board manual - NO
Directors & Officers liability insurance - NO
Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - NO
A development director or paid fundraising staff - YES
A board commitment form - YES

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Mix of both

Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 4

Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 5

Whatcom County Library Foundation


Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:
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None listed

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Advocacy
Fundraising Development
Finance
Human Resources

Interested in all qualified candidates: YES

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly

Time of day this board meets: Weekday evenings

Location of board meetings: Whatcom County Library System Administrative Building

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - Negotiable


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES
Attend all or most organization events -YES
Volunteer beyond board preparation - NO
Make personal contributions - YES, no minimum amount

This application was submitted by: Jennifer Rick jennifer.rick@wcls.org

Approval from this organizations board: NO

Term length for board members: 3 years

Term limits: YES

Whatcom County Family & Community Network


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Address: 1231 N. Garden Ste #210, Bellingham, WA 98225

City: Bellingham

Phone: 360-738-1196

Website: http:/wfcn.org

Executive Director: Kristi Slette

Email: Kristi.Slette@wfcn.org

Board Chair/President: Angela Harwood

Chair/President Phone & Email: 360-223-3318, Angela.Harwood@wwu.edu

Organization's Mission:. The mission of WFCN is to build community and organizational capacity to
assure children, youth and families are provided with the skills and opportunities they need to live healthy,
productive lives.

Organizations focus area: Community Change Network to support children, families and communities

Year nonprofit status was received: 1990

Annual operating budget: $250,000 to $499,999

Number of paid staff: 2.8 FTE (4 individuals)

This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - YES


A current updated board manual - YES
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - NO
A board commitment form - YES

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Governing board

Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 1-6
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Whatcom County Family & Community Network


Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 7

Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:

Qualified Members have values and interests aligned with the organizations's values, vision, mission and
purpose. Members should be able and willing to contribute personal time, resources, skills, talents and
passion as well as professional expertise and network connections to enhance the goals of the
corporation. It shall be a priority for the Organization to recruit Members who represent diverse
perspectives and demographics within the broader Whatcom County community and who are willing to
act as ambassadors for the corporation.

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Communications/Marketing
Finance
Human Resources
Law
Technology
Geographic & Demographic

Interested in all qualified candidates: YES

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly

Time of day this board meets: Weekday mornings

Location of board meetings: 1231 N. Garden St

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - YES


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES, as needed
Attend all or most organization events -YES, 5 events per year
Volunteer beyond board preparation - Not required at this time
Make personal contributions - YES, no minimum amount

This application was submitted by: Kristi Slette at Kristi.Slettte@wfcn.org

Approval from this organizations board: YES Term length for board members: 3 years
Term limits: YES
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Work Opportunities
Address: 6515 202nd Street SW

City: Lynnwood

Phone: 425-778-2156

Website: www.workopportunities.org

Executive Director: Carrie Morehouse

Email: carrie@workopportunities.org

Board Chair/President: Brenda Carrithers

Chair/President Phone & Email: 425-778-2156, bcarrithers23@gmail.com

Organization's Mission:. Promote the self-determination, self-respect, and valued participation in the
community for people with disabilities through work.

Organizations focus area: Human Services

Year nonprofit status was received: 1963

Annual operating budget: $1 million to $5 million

Number of paid staff: 72

This organization has OR does not have the following:

A board committee responsible for recruitment or orientation - NO


A current updated board manual - YES
Directors & Officers liability insurance - YES
Board Member job description - YES
A paid executive director - YES
A development director or paid fundraising staff - YES
A board commitment form - YES

Is this board a working or a governing board? - Governing board

Number of vacancies this organization would like to fill out at this time: 2
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Work Opportunities
Number of individuals on this organizations board currently: 15

Characteristics & qualities this organization would like in a BOD:

A good board member possesses passion for the work of the agency and is committed to its success. He
or she understands the role of a board and supports the leadership team in carrying out the mission. The
desire to be part of a dynamic movement to help people with disabilities earn their rightful place in the
workplace is a must! A sense of humor is also a plus.

Areas of expertise that spark interest:

Fundraising Development
Finance
Technology

Interested in all qualified candidates: NO

How often does this organizations board meet? - Monthly

Time of day this board meets: Weekday lunchtime

Location of board meetings: Lynnwood - Bellingham members SKYPE in or in-person

Expectations or Requirements of board members:

Participate in one or more committees - YES


Commit to overall fundraising efforts - YES
Attend all or most organization events -YES
Volunteer beyond board preparation - Negotiable
Make personal contributions - NO

This application was submitted by: Carrie Morehouse

Approval from this organizations board: YES

Term length for board members: N/A

Term limits: NO

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