What do citizen review volunteers do?
- Review grant application instruments
- Recommend evaluation scores for each program to aid in funding decisions
How much time does it take?
The entire process takes approximately 6 hours, including:
- Viewing a pre-recorded volunteer training
- For each program you agree to review:
- One to two hours to review grant application materials
What qualifications do I need to do this job?
- Passion for our community
- Desire to be a change agent
- Be a game changer in Martin County by financially investing in United Way of Martin County
- Be a United Way donor
- Knowledge or experience that is aligned with one or more of the following areas:
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Community Needs (i.e. knowledge of community collaborations, needs assessments, census data, direct client service, etc.).
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Results Driven (i.e. outcome measurements, data collection, program evaluation, etc.).
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Diversity and Inclusion (equal opportunity or accessibility expertise, familiarity with disproportionality, experience with inclusion efforts, etc.).
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Governance (i.e. board of director’s experience, strategic planning, bylaw review, committee work, etc.).
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Management (human resources experience, volunteer management, knowledge of public relations or marketing, program leadership or supervision, etc.).
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Finances (knowledge of financial ratios, annual audits, bookkeeping, experience in nonprofit finances or financial management, etc.).
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN. To register as a United Way Citizen Review Panel Volunteer for 2021, please fill out the form below or email rterlizzi@unitedwaymartin.org.