Treasurer

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Posted Sep 23, 2026

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Overview

This volunteer officer role serves as Treasurer on the Board of Directors. The position focuses on Board-level financial oversight, transparency, and providing clear financial insight. Day-to-day bookkeeping and reporting are handled by an outside accounting firm; the Treasurer’s work centers on oversight, collaboration, and ensuring compliance.

Responsibilities

Oversee financial management at the Board level.
Ensure proper records are maintained and effective financial procedures are in place.
Monitor and report on the organization’s financial health to the Board.
Oversee the production of financial reports, returns, accounts, and audits.
Review and authorize U.S. state charity registration filings to ensure compliance and accuracy.
Coordinate with the CPA on annual 990 tax returns, providing necessary information and oversight for timely submission.
Collaborate with the Executive Director to supervise the outside accounting firm that manages day-to-day bookkeeping and reporting.
Provide strategic guidance to ensure financial decisions align with the organization’s mission and long-term sustainability.

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Time Commitment

Maximum: 5 hours per month
Typically: about 1 hour per month

Collaboration

The Treasurer is not responsible for daily bookkeeping. Instead, responsibilities include:

Partnering with the Executive Director to oversee the external accounting company.
Ensuring financial reports prepared by the outside firm are accurate, timely, and compliant.
Serving as a liaison between the Board and the accounting team by translating financial data into clear insights for decision-making.

Qualifications

Experience in finance, accounting, or nonprofit financial oversight preferred.
Strong understanding of financial procedures, compliance, and reporting.
Ability to interpret financial data and communicate clearly to non-financial audiences.
Commitment to the organization’s mission and values.
Prior nonprofit or board experience is a plus, but not required.