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Volunteer Board Treasurer – Indigenous Roots Productions (IRP)
The Treasurer is a voting member of the Board responsible for IRP’s financial oversight and compliance. This is a working volunteer role requiring consistent engagement.
Core Responsibilities (Monthly–Quarterly Duties)
- Maintain and update IRP’s financial records, including income tracking and expense logs
- Prepare quarterly financial reports for board meetings
- Support the annual budget, financial review, and reporting requirements
- Assist with identifying funding opportunities and preparing basic financial documentation for grants
- Ensure adherence to nonprofit accounting standards and ethical financial practices
Time Commitment
- 3–5 hours per month, including one quarterly board meeting
- Additional coordination during budgeting or grant cycles
Qualifications
- Experience with budgeting, bookkeeping, accounting, or nonprofit financial management preferred
- Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
- Commitment to IRP’s mission and values of Indigenous sovereignty, ethical research, and community-centered storytelling
Impact
This role ensures IRP’s transparency, compliance, and long-term sustainability as the organization grows across multiple regions and projects.
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Thank you for your interest in supporting Indigenous Roots Productions (IRP). To help us understand your fit for this role, please ensure that your submitted materials include:
- A brief cover letter or PDF explaining your interest in the Treasurer role
- Your resume or CV highlighting relevant financial, administrative, or nonprofit experience
- A link to any professional portfolio, LinkedIn profile, or public-facing materials that reflect your work
- Short responses to the required screening questions, including your commitment to Indigenous communities and ethical research practices
Please submit documents in PDF format when possible.
IRP values clarity, accountability, and community-centered leadership. We encourage applicants to share specific examples of past experience that demonstrate reliability, transparency, and long-term commitment to mission-driven organizations.
If you have any accessibility needs regarding the application process or would like to submit materials in an alternative format, please indicate that in your responses.
Thank you for taking the time to apply and for your interest in supporting Indigenous sovereignty through oral history, filmmaking, and cultural archiving.
