Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer

At Restoring.Our.Youth.Organization Inc. (R.O.Y.O), we believe that every person no matter their circumstances has the potential to thrive when given the right opportunities, guidance, and support. Our goal is to empower vulnerable youth & communities to overcome challenges and begin their journey toward restoration and success. At Restoring.Our.Youth.Organization, we believe in equal opportunity and inclusive growth. Our volunteers are expected to dedicate a minimum of 8 to 10 hours a week. Every role here matters and every team member helps us move closer to a world where every person feels seen, supported, and capable of success. This includes our youth.

Restoring Our Youth Organization (R.O.Y.O.) is seeking a mission-driven, detail-oriented CFO/Treasure to serve as a trusted steward of the organization’s financial health. This role is ideal for a finance professional who is passionate about community impact and wants to apply their expertise to support youth, families, and long-term organizational sustainability.

About the Role

As Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer, you will serve as a strategic player–coach, leading financial strategy while building and scaling R.O.Y.O.’s finance function from the ground up. This role combines hands on execution with leadership, including guiding a small team of volunteers and establishing the systems, structure, and discipline needed for long-term sustainability.

You will partner closely with leadership and the Board to turn financial data into clear insights, strengthen decision-making, and ensure every dollar drives meaningful impact.

What You’ll Do

• Lead financial strategy, budgeting, and forecasting while staying close to execution
• Build and develop the finance function from the ground up, including mentoring and coordinating volunteer support
• Oversee financial operations (cash flow, reporting, controls) and implement scalable processes
• Ensure compliance, strong internal controls, and responsible fund stewardship
• Provide clear, actionable financial insights to leadership and the Board
• Support audits, filings (e.g., Form 990), and long-term sustainability planning

What You Bring

• Experience in finance, accounting, or nonprofit financial leadership
• Ability to operate as a player–coach (strategic + hands-on)
• Experience building or improving financial processes, systems, or teams
• Strong analytical thinking with the ability to simplify complex data
• High integrity, sound judgment, and strong communication skills
• Alignment with R.O.Y.O.’s mission and values

Commitment

• Volunteer role (~8–10 hours/week)
• Flexible, remote-friendly