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The DBC Needs YOU: 2025 Leadership Opportunities

Speaking of volunteers, as fall weather arrives, we turn to the future and planning for 2025. Do you have a few extra hours a month to give back to the DBC? Our continued success depends on volunteers who are willing to serve. Holding a Board position or chairing a committee is fun, stimulating and social. Why not give it a try? We have openings for the following volunteer positions:

  • Vice President: Arranges for presenters for member meetings. Becomes President the following year. This is a most critical role to ensure the club's continuity as an organization.
  • Treasurer: Oversees the club's finances, makes donations, pays bills and speakers, and provides monthly financial reports. Managing the club's money is obviously very important!
  • Corresponding Secretary: Sends new members greeting letters. Publicizes meeting speakers and field trips in various news outlets. Help us welcome new members and spread the good word on our programs.
  • Director: Provides valuable input to the Exec Committee and assists with various DBC functions. This is your chance to act as the voice for all club members.
  • Outreach Coordinator: Works with the Outreach Committee to coordinate programs in response to requests from local organizations. Engage with the community to educate and share our love of birds.
  • Field Trip Coordinator: Contacts potential field trip leaders and assembles monthly calendar of field trips. This vital role is shared with another volunteer. Field trips are among our strongest benefits to members.
  • Webmaster: Applies monthly updates to website and handles incoming email from general DBC mailbox. This role is shared with another volunteer. NOTE: No prior website management experience required; training is provided. Learn a new skill and keep our excellent website current.
  • Audiovisual Coordinator: Ensures that hybrid meetings relying on Zoom and in-person
    presentation work smoothly. Put your tech skills to work.

If you would like to volunteer for one of these positions or want more information, please email me at robertperez787@gmail.com. DBC cannot function without the help of volunteers serving in leadership positions. Your organization needs you!

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