Director of Treasurer Responsibilities

Purpose of the seat:

Provides financial leadership for ODPF and ensures the long-term fiscal health and accountability of the organization. The Treasurer serves as the board's primary financial steward and works in close partnership with the Founder and President/CEO to safeguard every dollar entrusted to the mission.

Core duties:

•      Lead financial oversight of the Foundation by reviewing monthly statements, budgets, and cash flow

•      Present clear, accurate financial reports at every board meeting and translate the numbers into plain language for non-finance directors

•      Partner with the President/CEO on financial planning, annual budgeting, reserves, and strategic investments

•      Ensure timely filing of IRS Form 990, the annual audit when required, and all other federal and state financial filings

•      Approve banking access, signatory authority, and internal financial controls in coordination with the Board

•      Champion fiscal responsibility and transparency in every board decision involving the Foundation's resources

Ideal candidate:

A finance professional, ideally with nonprofit financial experience. The Treasurer should be confident with budgets, reporting, and financial controls, comfortable presenting financials to colleagues without a finance background, and familiar with QuickBooks Nonprofit or similar accounting platforms.

Time commitment:

6–8 hours per month including monthly board meetings, regular check-ins with the President/CEO, ongoing financial review, and quarterly deeper financial reviews.

Term:

6-months to 1 year term, renewable

Key expectations:

Active and hands-on financial review of the Foundation's finances. Availability for monthly virtual board meetings, with strong attention to detail and a steady, calm approach to financial decision-making.