Board Treasurer
Listed on 2026-02-21
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Non-Profit & Social Impact
Community Health
At The Heart of Art, we believe every child deserves the power of creativity, the magic of storytelling, and the confidence that comes from self-expression. But access to the arts and education shouldn't be a privilege; it should be a right.
The Heart of Art is committed to fostering creativity and personal growth by providing equitable access to the performing arts and education. We empower children and youth in underserved communities while promoting racial equity through our programs. Because every child deserves to share their voice, a stage, a story, and a chance to shine!
What That Means- Creativity for All – No barriers. No gatekeeping. Just endless opportunities for young minds to dream, create, and thrive.
- Literacy Comes to Life – Kids don’t just read stories—they step into them, turning words into performances and books into bold new adventures.
- Equity in Action – We work tirelessly to ensure that every child, no matter their background, has access to the arts, education, and opportunities that inspire them to shine.
We recognize that representation matters both on and off the stage. That’s why our programs highlight diverse stories, voices, and perspectives to ensure that every child sees themselves reflected in the arts.
The Heart of Art is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to using the performing arts as a gateway to foster literacy, education, creativity, and community building. We empower children and youth through programs that combine the magic of storytelling with the transformative power of the arts.
- Term of Service – April 1, 2026 – April 1, 2028 (Two-Year Term)
- Annual Board Contribution – Give-or-Get Requirement $1,000 per year
- Location Preference – DMV residents strongly preferred (Washington, DC; Maryland; Virginia)
All board members are expected to actively participate in governance, attend meetings, support fundraising, maintain confidentiality, and provide strategic guidance for organizational growth.
The Treasurer serves as the Board’s financial steward, ensuring The Heart of Art maintains fiscal integrity, transparency, and sustainability. This leader works closely with the Executive Director to oversee budgets, monitor financial performance, and guide responsible growth.
Key ResponsibilitiesFinancial Oversight
- Review monthly financial reports, budgets, and cash flow.
- Provide updates to the Board regarding financial health and risk.
- Ensure sound financial controls and accountability.
Budgeting & Planning
- Collaborate with the Executive Director to develop annual budgets.
- Support financial forecasting and long-term sustainability planning.
- Advise on responsible allocation of resources.
Compliance & Audit Support
- Ensure compliance with financial regulations and nonprofit best practices.
- Support preparation for annual audits and required filings.
Fundraising Strategy
- Provide insight into fundraising goals, revenue strategy, and donor sustainability.
- Support the board’s give-or-get culture through leadership and planning.
- Background in finance, non-profit accounting, budgeting, or nonprofit management.
- Strong integrity, analytical thinking, and attention to detail.
- DMV residency preferred.
Approximately 15–20 hours/month
Application DueMarch 15, 2026
Application here
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