Become a Volunteer BoardMatch Coordinator

Are you interested in nonprofit governance? Do you have a passion for nonprofits? BoardMatch (BoMa) Coordinators are key players in BoardMatch Marin, a program of Center for Volunteer and Nonprofit Leadership (Center) and Volunteer Marin that connects individuals in the community to open seats on nonprofit boards. Center staff network with agency partners to maintain a list of board position openings, conducts community outreach to recruit quality candidates to fill openings, and offers ongoing support to candidates and agencies through a board governance workshop series.  

BoMa Coordinators play an instrumental role in the matching process by conducting one-on-one consultation sessions with prospective board members and referring them to position openings that match their interests and qualifications.  The Center seeks applicants with a background in human resources or related experience and a passion for advancing the mission of nonprofit agencies in Marin. For more information about becoming a Volunteer BoardMatch Coordinator visit www.volunteermarin.org or contact Lauren Dunford, Volunteer Services Associate, at 415-479-5710, ldunford@cvnl.org.

About the Center:
For nearly 50 years, the Center for Volunteer and Nonprofit Leadership (Center) has promoted volunteerism, strengthened nonprofit organizations and enhanced community leadership to develop a vital and engaged community. As a voice for the Marin nonprofit sector and a resource hub we offer an inclusive membership program for nonprofit organizations, businesses and individuals, with unique professional development and networking opportunities. The Center fosters and facilitates volunteering with programs like Volunteer Matching through one-on-one interviews, the Flexible Volunteer Program, and mobilizing emergency volunteers in the aftermath of a disaster. The Center also organizes community-wide events like the Heart of Marin Awards volunteer appreciation event, the Marin Designers Showcase, and the Marin Human Race, the largest collaborative fundraiser in the county.