Open call for Dare residents to join DEF Board of Directors

Published 3:38 pm Thursday, January 30, 2025

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The Dare Education Foundation has announced an open call for Dare County residents to join its Board of Directors.

“Joining the Board now is a chance to be part of a dynamic time for Dare Education Foundation as we work on new initiatives to support local educators and enhance educational opportunities across Dare County Schools,” noted the announcement. “We are eager to welcome community members who bring fresh ideas and perspectives.”

The Dare Education Foundation is seeking individuals who value the importance of education in Dare County and are passionate about supporting public schools through community engagement and funding opportunities for students and teachers, stated the announcement.

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While specific experience is not required, a background in education, leadership, event planning, finance, real estate or non-profit management would be valuable.

Board members are expected to contribute time, expertise and resources to help fulfill the foundation’s mission. “They are crucial in setting policy, strategic planning, and supporting fundraising efforts,” stated the announcement.

The board meets bi-monthly, with additional bi-monthly committee meetings. Board members may serve up to two consecutive three-year terms.

“If you’re passionate about strengthening our local schools and helping educators and students thrive, we encourage you to consider joining our team,” said board Chair Mary Robinson. “We are looking for engaged community members who can bring new perspectives to our Foundation and help us make a lasting impact.”

Interested individuals should complete the application form at bit.ly/3DIDDM0 by January 31.

Each application will be reviewed by the Dare Education Foundation’s Governance Committee, with recommendations presented to the Board of Directors.

For questions, email Robinson at mtrjmu@gmail.com.

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