Angel's Wings is looking for a CPA to serve on the executive council arm of their board of directors. We need immediate assistance with budgeting for grant and licensing issues. Angel's Wings is a non profit organization that provides alternative residential placement for infants of women who are incarcerated. Short term and/or long term commitment desired. Thank You for any assistance you can offer.

The Association of Indiana Museums (AIM) seeks board member/treasurer to help in implementing a new strategic plan and chair the finance committee.

AIM seeks a CPA who loves learning, especially in the fields of history, art, and science, and who wants to ensure that museums, from small, all-volunteer organizations to large, statewide institutions, continue to grow and fascinate the public for years to come.

The board meets six times per year, traditionally, Monday, 10 am to 2pm at different locations around the state. However, teleconference options can be made available.

For more information, visit www.indianamuseums.org.

The Christamore House is seeking a CPA to serve on the board of directors. This individual will give guidance to the board on audits, financial statements and budgets, and serve on the Finance Committee. The board meets six times a year at noon on the second Monday of the month. The Finance Committee also meets six times per year at a date/time negotiated with committee members. The Christamore House was established to serve children and families on the west side of Indianapolis - the motto is "Helping People Help Themselves". This organization is a 501C3 corporation dealing with a yearly budget of $900,000 including United Way funds.

The Community Foundation of Morgan County is looking for board members to further the mission of the Foundation. The mission of The Community Foundation of Morgan County is working to enhance the quality of life for current and future generations of Morgan County, Indiana.

Community Foundation of Morgan County, Inc. seeks committee members for the asset development committee. This committee seeks funds from private sources to build a pool of capital for philanthropic purposes through developing key messages and ideas; strategies to raise funds; and participation in fund raising and community events. The asset development committee meets the first Wednesday of each month from 3:30-4:30 p.m.

Discovery Express History & Science Museum, Inc. seeks a treasurer for the board of directors. With opportunities to lead committees and plan development, board members will spend four to eight hours a month with the organization. The museum will relate biblical truths to current culture through history and science. For more information visit www.discoveryexpress.org.

The Diversity Roundtable of Central Indiana, Inc. is looking for someone to serve as treasurer on the board of directors. The Board meets 5 times a year and meetings generally last two hours or less. The full membership meets the third Wednesday of each month at 8:30 a.m. for two hours. The Treasurer is responsible for working with the Board and the bookkeeper to develop an annual budget, monitor financial results, and other financial duties. The Diversity Roundtable of Central Indiana, Inc. a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization whose members are corporations or individuals in central Indiana working together to increase the diversity of their workforce in ways that provide benefits to the organizations and to the individuals. Visit the website for more information: www.drtci.org.

The Domestic Violence Network of Greater Indianapolis is seeking a CPA to serve on the board of directors as treasurer and the chair of the finance committee. Board meetings are monthly and the finance committee meets four to six times per year. The finance committee oversees budget and audit functions for the organization. DVNGI is an intermediary agency focused on advocacy and public awareness on domestic violence in the Indianapolis community. For more information visit www.dvngi.org.

The Elkhart County Historical Society is looking for a CPA to join the Board of Directors. Board commitments include a three-year term with six meetings per year held at the Elkhart County Historical Museum. The Elkhart County Historical Society collects, catalogs, preserves and displays artifacts of historical significance to Elkhart County.

Flanner House of Indianapolis, Inc. is seeking a CPA to serve on the board of directors. This individual will provide guidance to the board and the agency executive director on financial and tax issues. Additionally, the individual would work with the Finance Committee assisting with financial report interpretation and refining financial policies for the board. The board meets six times a year at 5:30 pm on the third Thursday (every other month). The Finance Committee meets 3-4 times per year. The Flanner House provides an array of social services for hundreds of families on the near northwest side of Indianapolis. This organization is a 501 (C)(3) corporation with an annual budget of over $1.1 million. Flanner House of Indianapolis is a United Way Agency.

Foreal Art Company is looking for board members specializing in fundraising and strategic planning. Board membership involves monthly meetings and committee appointment on a per-project basis. Founded in February of 2002, Foreal Art Company is a 501(c)(3) Arts nonprofit specializing in multimedia dance performance. All-original choreography, spoken word, music and film are just some of the elements which have been incorporated into one of the most consistently-praised organizations on Indianapolis' cultural scene. For more on Foreal, visit www.forealart.org.

Geist Montessori Academy is seeking a qualified professional to serve as a board member. This board member will be an integral part of the success of the school and its students. Duties include compliance issues, budget/finance, school policy and procedures and much more. Attending monthly meetings are required and additional time may be necessary as issues and matters arise. Geist Montessori Academy is a public Montessori charter school sponsored by Ball State University. For more information on Geist Montessori Academy visit www.montessoriacademygeist.org.

Habitat for Humanity of Morgan County, Inc. is seeking a CPA to serve on its board of directors. This board member will help develop and conserve the organizations' resources and serve as a bridge between Habitat and the community. Interested CPAs will have a desire to help improve the lives of families in need and want to share their talent with other volunteers seeking to put their faith into action. The board meets on the fourth Monday of each month at 7 p.m.

Indiana 211 Partnership, Inc. seeks a treasurer to serve on its board of directors. The treasurer will oversee the work of the bookkeeper and verify and submit financial statements to the board of directors at semi-monthly board meetings. Meetings will be held at 10 a.m. on the second Tuesday of every odd numbered month in Indianapolis. Indiana 211 Partnership is a not-for-profit organization which has been charged by the Indian State Legislature to administer and promote the usage of the 2-1-1 dialing code for easy access to the health and human service information needed by Hoosiers to lead fuller and healthier lives.

Indiana Adult Immunization Coalition (IAIC) seeks a CPA to bring knowledge and expertise to the table about taxes, budgeting, and financials that will assist the coalition as they prepare to grow the organization. Interested CPAs will have knowledge and experience with not-for-profit associations and boards. Executive Committee members attend two hour bi-monthly meetings and are encouraged to attend the quarterly IAIC meetings, lasting approximately 1-2 hours.

The Indiana Institute for Medical Research, Inc. is seeking a CPA to serve on the board of directors. This board member will give guidance to the board on audits, financial statements and budgets. The board meets twice a year. The Indiana Institute for Medical Research, Inc. was established to facilitate research and education approved by the Department of Veterans Affairs. This organization is a 501C3 corporation dealing with a unique set of parameters, in that we are answerable to the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Jamal Abdullah's Martial Arts, Inc. is looking for a CPA to serve on the board of directors. This organization needs immediate assistance with budgeting and financial reporting. Jamal Abdullah's Martial Arts, Inc is a nonprofit organization that provides martial arts training, tutoring and mentoring to low-income youth. A short-term or long-term commitment is desired.

Kid Kare Project, Inc. is looking for volunteers to serve on its finance committee. Duties include attending semi-annual committee meetings and assisting the treasurer and executive director as needed with budgeting, investment policies, tax (990) and financial reporting. The estimated time commitment would be a minimum of 4-6 hours per quarter. For more information, visit vermillionkidkareproject.org.

Legal Aid - District Eleven, Inc. seeks board members to assist in their mission to providing no-cost legal representation, legal counseling and brokering for non-legal services. If applicants want a more active role on the board, the organization would like a CPA to serve a board treasurer.

The organization provides legal services to impoverished members of the community who, without our assistance, would not be able to obtain the necessary and appropriate information and support.

Board meetings are held on the second Wednesday of each month at noon at the United Way Center in Columbus, Indiana. Telephonic attendance is allowed.

The National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Indiana State Chapter, seeks finance and accounting professionals to serve on our volunteer Finance Committee. In addition, we are in need of a Chair for that committee. The committee currently has several finance professionals serving who oversee the accounting and financial practices of the Chapter, provide support to the Finance Director, and participating in a monthly review of the financial statements. The Indiana Chapter of the National MS Society has over 10,000 members statewide and operates on a $1.8 million budget. Our mission is to end the devastating effects of multiple sclerosis.

The Philharmonic Orchestra of Indianapolis seeks CPAs to join their board of directors. Orchestra members are volunteer musicians from all walks of life with a mission of providing a variety of music and education for the community at large. Philharmonic Indy programs include the Metropolitan Youth Orchestra and the Symphonic Praise Gospel Choir. Visit philharmonicindy.org for more information.

The Social Health Association of Indiana, Inc. seeks board members with backgrounds in accounting, business and finance. For more than six decades, SHA has served the community by providing educational programming to promote healthy behaviors and positive choices. SHA provides health education programs to more than 36,000 students per year. SHA's teachers provide classroom instruction in 1. human growth and development, 2. HIV/AIDS and other STDs, and 3. life skills, which promote conflict resolution, peer resistance and valuing self and others. For more information about SHA, visit: www.socialhealth.org.

South Shore Clean Cities, Inc. seeks a CPA to join the board of directors. This 501c not-for-profit, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy, encourages local governments and organizations to form public/private partnerships in developing markets for alternative fuels. The board meets quarterly, with approximately 40 to 60 hours of service a year. South Shore Clean Cities goal is to reduce the United States dependence on foreign oil. For more information, visit www.southshorecleancities.org.

Trusted Partners is recruiting new board members, with experience in nonprofit financial and strategic planning, to respond to the growth and success of the program model. Started in 2003 as a part of the Indianapolis Blueprint to End Homelessness, Trusted Partners matches volunteer mentors with individuals and families in homeless prevention programs. For more information, visit www.trustedpartnersindy.org.

Truth @ Work, a non-profit Indianapolis-based Christian ministry, is seeking interested CPAs to serve on its board of directors. This board member will help develop and conserve the organization's resources and serve in an advisory capacity on all financial matters. A strong emphasis should be on tax (990) and financial reporting procedures. Interested CPAs will have a desire to help improve the lives of business owners, president's and CEOs and want to share their talent with staff/volunteers seeking to put their faith into action. The estimated time commitment is a minimum of four-six hours per quarter. For more information, visit www.truthatwork.org.

The Board of Directors is currently seeking volunteers to serve on its Finance and Fund Development Committees. Although all interested individuals will be welcomed, in an effort to build long-term depth, special attention is being given to recruiting volunteers under the age of 35. United Cerebral Palsy Association of Greater Indiana, Inc. provides support and services to more than 9,000 Hoosiers with cerebral palsy and their families throughout Indiana's 92 counties. The agency, whose mission is to improve the quality of life for people with cerebral palsy, is affiliated with the national United Cerebral Palsy Association and has been incorporated as a non-profit in Indiana since 1953.

The Wildcat Wildlife Center seeks a finance/accounting professional to serve as treasurer on its board of directors. The treasurer serves as the officer of the organization and is responsible for accounting as well as internal and external financial reporting. Board meetings occur monthly on the first Wednesday of the month at 4 p.m. EST.

The Wildcat Wildlife Center is a 501 (c)(3) corporation dedicated to protect and conserve the wildlife and ecosystem of Indiana through wildlife rehabilitation, public education, and providing an educational volunteer experience.