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Now Accepting Board Member Applications!

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Responsiblities:

  • Establishing, planning and implementing policies
  • Governing the organization and monitoring progress
  • Approving budgets and assuring financial resources
  • Selecting, appointing, and approving committee members and volunteers
  • Enforcing our mission statement
  • Supporting the council director
  • Attending a monthly meeting

Our goal is to include a fair representation of backgrounds and experiences to guide our organization. Men and Women are welcome to apply. Board members must be able to commit between 1 and 3 years of service to GOTR.

Board applications are due by March 15, 2010.  Applications and questions can be directed to Bridgette Lipman (859-394-5053).

Latest GOTR Meeting - Jan. 4, 2010

  • Updates from both the Fundraising/PR, Grants and Budgeting groups and their priorities moving forward
  • 501(c)3 update and a list of items that need will need volunteer help
  • Turn in your fundraising money to Emma during this meeting ($250/person goal, although ALL amounts will help!) and we will have an updated bank balance to share. (Or DONATE NOW ONLINE!)
  • Privacy policy and Non-Solicitation papers are necessary for you to volunteer with GOTRL. If youhave not turned in this paperwork, please bring to the Jan 4 meeting.
  • One priority now is getting schools to commit to our program ASAP. If you have any contacts with private schools in Louisville, please let us know!

Girls On The Run Reactivated in Louisville, Ky
December 2009

GOTR of Louisville is an independent council of Girls on the Run International. We are starting in local schools this Spring 2010. GOTR was previously a successful program in Louisville and we hope to reactivate it to once again reach it’s strong potential. We are in the beginning stages of the reactivation process and can use volunteers in all areas. We would like to reach as many schools in Louisville as possible, while maintaining the quality of our program by focusing on our small participant to coach ratio, which is ideal for the curriculum and activities.