Board of Directors Nominations

ElderHelp board members are leaders in San Diego who care about our mission of supporting seniors as they age with dignity and independence. These leaders are responsible for the overall governance, financial oversight, and strategic direction of ElderHelp’s operations. Board Members work in the community to increase awareness about issues in aging and how ElderHelp’s programs and services are meeting these needs.

Generally comprised of 11-15 members, the ElderHelp Board meets 8 times annually and are active with ElderHelp’s events and fundraising campaigns. Board members are also involved in separate committee meetings.

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ElderHelp Board Nomination Form

ElderHelp appreciates your interest in joining our Board of Directors or nominating a candidate. Please complete all fields with as much detail as possible so we can assess the match to our current needs. Completing this nomination form is the first of many steps and does not guarantee an invitation will be offered to join the ElderHelp Board of Directors.

Your name: *

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Your email address: *

Your phone number:

Name of nominee (if nominating yourself, enter “self”): *

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Nominee's email address:

Nominee's phone number:

Explain how you know this nominee (if nominating yourself, enter “self”):

Community or neighborhood they reside in:

Nominee's current or past position/company:

Past or current connection to ElderHelp?

Select the nominee's skills/characteristics (check all that apply):

• Profession/Industry/Affiliation: Technology
• Profession/Industry/Affiliation: Government
• Diverse Ethnical Background
• Fundraising skills: Foundation Contacts
• Fundraising skills: Major Gifts
• Young Professional (age 20-39)
• Geographic location: South County
• Other (write in below)

Other skills/characteristics (optional):

General Background (family, unique skills, hobbies, education, bilingual, other volunteer work, etc.):

Please comment on their capacity in the areas of WORK, WISDOM and WILLINGNESS: *

WORK: this person can contribute time to support committee work, special events, community engagement, special projects and/or fundraising; WISDOM: this person possesses skills, knowledge, and abilities to contribute to the strategic plan goals; and WILLINGNESS: this person has the capacity to fundraise or ability to contribute.

Have they expressed any interest in getting involved with the organization?

What do you think would make ElderHelp board experience meaningful to the nominee?

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