Complimentary service for bona fide not-for-profit organizations in need of pro bono work by a CPA, or looking for CPAs to serve on their boards of directors.
To submit a free listing for your bona fide non-profit organization, contact us, with the following details:
- Organization name and address
- Organization website URL
- Contact name, e-mail and phone
- Type of work (i.e. BOD, Trustee, Pro Bono, etc.)
- A short description of the opportunity
Additional functionality (including online submission form) is currently under construction.
Updated 9/18/2020
Arivva is seeking one or more individuals to serve as a Finance Committee Member. This is a volunteer
position.
Finance committee members help the Board of Directors to monitor and report on Arivva’s funding
needs and its resource management. Members work to assess Arivva’s financial health and the potential
risks we may face. Committee members cooperate with the Finance Committee chair, who also serves
as our Board Treasurer.
Click on the attached volunteer position description for further details.
Posted 9/28/220.
The Max Foundation is looking to fill a Board Treasurer Position.
The Treasurer shall monitor the financial position and results of operation of the Corporation as reported by management, and will regularly report to the board observations regarding such position and results.
Please see the attached Treasurer's Role and Responsibilities for further details.
Posted 8/17/2020.
We are looking for a Board Treasurer. Are you passionate about creating a brighter future? Are you looking for a meaningful volunteer opportunity where your time and expertise will be respected and harnessed to create positive change in children’s lives, our communities, and the ecosystem? We are seeking creative, collaborative, talented volunteers to help build and deepen our board.
Skills and Experience Desired:
- Deep knowledge of finance and nonprofit strategic financial planning
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Specific experience in planning for fiscal stability and growth of an organization
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Previous board/leadership experience
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Personal commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion
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Ability to collaborate openly in achieving board goals
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MBA or CPA preferred
Volunteer commitment: Term runs for three years, with an estimated volunteer commitment of 5-6 hours/month. 90% of this volunteer position can be done remotely if desired. More information is available here.
Interested volunteers should contact Paige Baublitz-Watkins, board development committee chairperson at baublitzwatkins@gmail.com. Please share a letter of interest and your most recent resume/CV. We are excited to connect a new board member to this important work and look forward to meeting you.
Posted 8/5/2020.
The Washington CASA Association seeks board members with a passion for helping children and families in the child welfare system. The organization formed in November 2019, but builds on a rich heritage in the state – King County gave birth to the nationwide CASA movement in 1977 when a superior court judge called on community members to provide volunteer best-interest advocacy for children in the child welfare system. The board would like to add new members who have financial skill sets (CPAs, finance, banking, etc.). Interested individuals can find more information about the organization and our Executive Director and Board at the website (washingtoncasa.org) and about the expectations for board members in the attached document. Contact Russell Jacobs via email or phone (206) 350-4814 to express interest or with questions.
Download the Board Member Job Description here.
Posted 6/24/2020.
We are looking for board members with a passion for social justice, advocacy, and community building and the knowledge of accounting, legal, technology, and human services. The time commitment is typically 8-10 hours per month with a 1-year commitment on the board.
Helping Link is a community-based nonprofit serving Vietnamese-American refugees and immigrants in King County. For 26 years, Helping Link has provided information and referral services, and programmings such as E.S.L., technology instruction (basic computer/iPad), and citizenship exam preparation.
You can find a summary of the Board job description here and learn about the organization and programs on Helping Link's website here.
Contact Ms. Minh Duc Nguyen, via email or phone, 206.650.5882.
Posted 6/3/2020.
Naral Pro-Choice Washington is looking for individuals with a finance background since we established the Boards’ Finance Committee in 2019. Currently, we just engaged an accounting firm with advocacy expertise. We are closing out 2019 and creating financial dashboards. Structurally, we are three organizations with separate (yet overlapping) board membership and financial operations:
- NARAL Pro-Choice Washington 501(c)(4)—a state affiliate of NARAL Pro-Choice America
- NARAL Pro-Choice Washington Foundation 501(c)(3)
- NARAL Pro-Choice Washington Political Action Committee (PAC)
The Finance Committee has members from all three boards and meets via zoom monthly (as does the PAC). The (c)(4) and (c)(3) Boards meet bi-monthly via zoom. Occasional in-person meetings may occur in the future. As a Finance Committee member, expect to spend 2-5 hours per month plus 2-3 in the alternating months for other Board matters. A financial commitment is also expected.
Download our recruiting flyer (pdf)
Submit a letter of interest and resume to board@prochoicewashington.org no later than May 15, 2020.
Posted 5/12/2020.
Northwest Justice Project is seeking assistance from a WSCPA member for an individual who came to a clinic run by NJP. This person is concerned that the balances shown on his bank statements don’t match what he believes should be in his account. Looking for someone to review the bank statements with this person and address his concerns. If you are interested, please contact David Tarshes at NJP, davidt@nwjustice.org; 206-707-0935.
Please note that the individual speaks limited English. His primary language is Tigrinya, so you may need to have the assistance of an interpreter. NJP may be able to assist with arranging for an interpreter.
Posted 5/12/2020.
A Board task force has gathered this fall to identify potential Board member candidates for an early 2020 election to build on the strengths of the current Board, support our new Executive Director, Melissa Spear and ensure the resilience and future success of Tilth Alliance.
In addition to non-King County and producer candidates and individuals seeking to engage their time, talents and resources in support of Tilth’s mission, we are also in need of Board members with finance, legal, fundraising and food systems experience and skills. Our next election will be held in early 2020 with a slate of candidates to serve from 2020 through early 2022 (2 years) with the potential to serve for up to 3 additional terms.
You can find a summary Board job description here and learn about the organization and programs on the Tilth Alliance web site, www.tilthalliance.org. If you would like to explore and discuss a board role and your interest further, please contact Liza Turley at liza.turley@tilthallianceboard.org. If you would like to be considered for the next election, please submit an application with your resume.
Posted 5/12/2020.