Board Responsibilities & Structure
Pound the Rock Foundation (PTRF)
Pound the Rock Foundation (PTRF)
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Board Responsibilities & Structure
Project Details
What We Need
- Document outlining relationship of board to your organization, including its role, responsibilities, and structure
- Document defining the roles and responsibilities of individual board members, including empty seats if applicable
Additional Details
Pound the Rock Project, a nonprofit start-up, is currently working on defining the roles, responsibilities, and structure of its board. While it possesses boilerplate Article of Incorporation and Bylaws, the organization acknowledges the need for improvements in these documents.
What We Have In Place
- We currently have Articles of Incorporation & Bylaws, which should make it easy for you to get started. We also have a Theory of Change, Mission, Vision Statements, and the ability to provide any other information you need.
How This Will Help
This project will save us $7,248 , allowing us to allocate these funds towards other important initiatives within our organization. This cost reduction will also provide us with significant financial flexibility.
Organizing and structuring documents for our board will provide a clear and efficient way of presenting information. This will ensure that important details are easily accessible, improve decision-making processes, and facilitate effective communication among board members.
Project Plan
About The Org
Pound the Rock Foundation (PTRF)
Posted by
LaToya R.
Executive Director
Our Mission
Providing haven for girl sport enthusiasts to belong, connect, and develop.
What We Do
The community, athletes, families, and staff at the Pound the Rock Project work together to create a haven that fosters growth and
development for the whole woman.
PTRP fosters equity and inclusion with the belief that all girls should have equal opportunities and access to sports and a supportive community to achieve their academic success alongside sports.
