Volunteer
United Way Glenelg relies heavily on the unpaid work of volunteers and values their contribution highly.
United Way Glenelg embraces diversity and values the unique contributions of all people regardless of gender, race, ethnic origin, age, religion, sexual preference, marital status, pregnancy, disability or carer responsibility. We are committed to providing an environment free of harassment and discrimination.
Join the United Way Glenelg team and help us create a future where every person is empowered to grow.
Junior Volunteer Allocation Panelist – 2 positions
Young people are active, engaged members of a community and have an interest and stake in a broad range of issues and provide a valuable contribution to our community.
To determine where our donations go, we go directly to our community and ask if they would like to volunteer their time to participate in the allocations process.
General Description
Allocation Panellists are volunteers appointed by the Community Sub-Committee of United Way Glenelg. The major responsibility of Allocation Panellists is to review Community Organisations (Community Partners) Requests for Funds and make recommendations for funding of specific initiatives that will address the current need areas identified by the community.
We provide you with information about the community organisation, their project, including their requests and financials. You will then listen to presentations by those community organisations, including a Q&A session, which allows you a full understanding of the community organisation request.
Then, the hard part! You will discuss and debate all the requests, needs and decide those projects that take priority. This is not an easy task – all the local community organisations in our area do amazing work, but we are limited by the number of donations we receive. You need to work together to find the best solutions for each project and how to best distribute donated funds.
Key Responsibilities & Time Commitment
- Attend a virtual training session on instructions for conducting and completing the Requests for Funds assessment tool and receive the link to the funding applications that will be distributed. (30-minutes)
- Read Requests for Funds applications assess and score the Requests for Funds application. Prepare any questions you have for the Community Partner. (2 hours)
- Attend the presentations on Wednesday 6 October 2021 from 8.30am-1.00pm. (4.5 hours)
You will be guided by Nicole Carr, Executive Officer from United Way Glenelg. Morning tea and lunch will be provided.
Expression of interest close Friday 13 August 2021.
For further information contact Nicole Carr on 0410 513 305 or mail@unitedwayglenelg.com.au
