Help Ernest Foundation by volunteering on our Board of Directors for strengthening leadership and governance
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Help Ernest Foundation by volunteering on our Board of Directors for strengthening leadership and governance
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🌟 Join the Board of Ernest Foundation 🌟 The Ernest Foundation (NPO Reg: 248-535 | PBO: 930077341) is a registered non-profit organisation based in Orange Farm, Gauteng. We empower our community through food security, education, and youth development programmes. We are currently seeking dedicated and compliant individuals to join our Board of Directors in the following positions: Chairperson Deputy Chairperson Secretary Deputy Secretary Treasurer Your expertise in governance, leadership, and accountability will be vital in helping us grow and make a real impact in Orange Farm. ✅ Requirements Must be passionate about community development. Must already have, or be willing to undergo, the following clearances: Child Protection Register clearance (Form 29) National Sex Offenders Register clearance (Form 7 with fingerprints) Police/Fingerprint clearance Must be available for quarterly meetings and to support fundraising initiatives. 📌 Please note: This is a voluntary position, and we are unable to offer a stipend or transport allowance. Your contribution will be an invaluable gift of your time and skills to our mission. 📧 How to Apply Please send the following documents to ernestfoundation1@gmail.com A short motivation letter Copy of your ID Proof of vetting (if available) For more information, feel free to contact us: 📞 067 777 2965 / 068 412 5933 Join us in building a hunger-free and empowered Orange Farm!
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