Hawthorne Youth and Community Center Board Member
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OverviewHawthorne Youth and Community Center, located in the Roxbury neighborhood of Boston, MA, is a grassroots, non-profit organization that has been responsive to community needs for over fifty years. We are seeking dedicated individuals to join our Board of Directors and help shape the future of our organization. Board terms are three years and may be renewed indefinitely.What We NeedWe seek individuals who bring a range of expertise, backgrounds, community insight, and a shared passion for community and youth programming to join our Board of Directors. Ideal board members are committed, community-minded, and ready to roll up their sleeves. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a passionate neighbor with lived experience, your voice and efforts can help us build a stronger future for HYCC. We welcome all interested individuals to apply, and especially if you have one or more of the following skills or experience you are able to share: Legal – to advise on compliance, contracts, and risk managementHuman Resources – to help develop policies, ensure compliance and suggest best practices when it comes to hiring and supporting HYCC staff and youth employment.Technology – to guide systems and digital infrastructureFinance – to oversee budgeting, accounting practices and financial strategyProperty Management – to help maintain and improve our physical spaceLandscaping/Gardening - to support and guide use of the Center’s outdoor spaceYouth Programming & Mentoring – to guide program strategy and support relationships with youth and/or to organize or provide youth programming and mentoringMarketing & Communications – to amplify our story through our website, social media and local media connectionsFundraising & Development – to assist with grant writing and expand our don
About Hawthorne Youth and Community Center Inc
Hawthorne Youth and Community Center is a grassroots, non-profit that has been responsive to community needs for over forty years. The center, the brainchild of a small group of concerned community youth and adults, began in a converted coal cellar in 1967. Three years later operations moved to a larger Roxbury facility at 9 Fulda Street, a building on an Archdiocese owned complex. In 1984, through community support and fundraising, a ten-year old dream was realized that allowed us to secure the property deed. Since its inception Hawthorne has provided quality educational, cultural and recreational programming for youth and adults as well as a forum where residents come together to improve the quality of neighborhood life. Hawthorne supports and celebrates the rich diversity of Roxbury’s Highland Park.
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