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    The CompassPoint Board Model outlines the responsibilities of a nonprofit board of directors. The board acts as a governing body that represents the interests of both the community and organization. It determines the mission and purpose, ensures legal and financial compliance, and supports fundraising, public relations, volunteer recruitment, and staff advisory roles. Board members act collectively through the board or individually through committees.

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    The CompassPoint Board Model outlines the responsibilities of a nonprofit board of directors. The board acts as a governing body that represents the interests of both the community and organization. It determines the mission and purpose, ensures legal and financial compliance, and supports fundraising, public relations, volunteer recruitment, and staff advisory roles. Board members act collectively through the board or individually through committees.

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    The CompassPoint Board Model outlines the responsibilities of a nonprofit board of directors. The board acts as a governing body that represents the interests of both the community and organization. It determines the mission and purpose, ensures legal and financial compliance, and supports fundraising, public relations, volunteer recruitment, and staff advisory roles. Board members act collectively through the board or individually through committees.

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    The CompassPoint Board Model outlines the responsibilities of a nonprofit board of directors. The board acts as a governing body that represents the interests of both the community and organization. It determines the mission and purpose, ensures legal and financial compliance, and supports fundraising, public relations, volunteer recruitment, and staff advisory roles. Board members act collectively through the board or individually through committees.

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    T H E C O M P A S S P O I N T B O A R D M O D E L :

    GOVERNANCE AND

    SUPPORT
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    To represent the community's To represent the organization's

    interests within the organization. interests in the community.

    Process for

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    Board members act as


    The board acts as a body.
    individuals or through

    committiees

    Responsibilities

    Fundraising: Contributes to

    the organization's fundraising

    Direction: Determine mission


    success as appropriate to the

    and purpose. individual- such as making a

    financial contribution,

    volunteering at a fundraising
    Legal: Ensure compliance
    event, making contacts for the
    with federal, state and local
    organization and contributions.
    regulations and fulfillment

    of contractual obligations. .
    Public relations and

    community contacts: Act

    as ambassadors to the

    community on behalf of the

    organization and its clients.

    Financial: Safeguard assets


    Volunteerism: Recruit
    from misuse, waste and
    volunteers
    embezzlement.

    Advisory: Advise staff areas

    of expertise; act as a

    sounding board.

    Reputation: Lend name and

    personal credibility to the

    organization.

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