Association Connection

As the largest and oldest war veterans service organization, the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Alexandria has a proven history of providing vital assistance and support to America's service members, veterans, and their families. From advocating for veterans benefits on Capitol Hill to offering financial grants, transition support, and educational scholarships, the organization ensures that current and former service members receive the benefits they've earned and deserve. Generated from their website's infomation

The American Heart Association in Dayton, OH is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting heart health and preventing heart disease and stroke through education, research, and advocacy. They offer a wide range of programs and resources, including CPR training, healthy living initiatives, and support for caregivers. With a focus on equity and inclusivity, they strive to improve the health and well-being of all individuals in the community.Generated from the website

Standing Committees Alumni Relations The Alumni Committee is charged with the opportunity of keeping our past and present alumni engaged through networking events. These events include, but are not limited to luncheons, and after hour gatherings. Our committee meets bi-monthly or as needed. It is our desire to find new and enjoyable ways to discover our community and ways to use the talents of our alumni. We are always seeking good suggestions and creative minds to assist! The Finance Committee plays a small, but important roll for the Board of Trustees. The Finance Committee has two main functions. The first is to review and compile the annual budgets submitted by each of the committees as well as to prepare the overall budget of the organization. The budget is then presented to the Board of Trustees for approval. The second function is to recommend financial policies for adoption by the Board of Trustees. Having these policies in place helps ensure the organization is fiscally responsible with its financial resources. The Fundraising Committee is responsible for identifying and soliciting funding partners from the community. Members of this committee are expected to understand and to be able to communicate the organization's mission statement, value proposition, and successes. The Committee meets on an as need basis. The Marketing Committee is responsible for the promotion of Leadership Clark County and its various programs. The committee meets on a quarterly or as needed basis to review the marketing plan, produce promotional materials, and continually enhance the website for use in building awareness and informing the community of leadership programs and upcoming events. The Nominations Committee is responsible for identifying and recommending candidates for Board Membership. The Nominations Committee considers current Board members skills, time commitments and interests, then contacts potential candidates that will bring diversity and additional expertise. The committee is also responsible for nominating Board officers. The committee meets on an as need basis but at least two to three times during the year.