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Note: This role can be SHARED among two people. Please contact Brad Kronstadt bradkronstat@gmail.com with questions Mail Processing: Pick up all mail at post office box (weekly) Open donation envelopes Make 3 copies of checks together with envelopes Mail 1 copy to Sue Stacey Mail 1 copy to Brad Kronstat with checks Please also include all other mail unless specified to someone else (mail to specified person) Mail 1 copy to donations recording person *SGT will reimburse for supply purchases: postage, envelopes, paper, etc. Donations Recording: Can be done in batches, once or twice a year: Record donations into "Donor Perfect" database Create new accounts as needed Shred check copies after entry

The Society seeks a passionate and experienced volunteer to serve as a Board Member and Fundraising & Development Chair. This leadership role is crucial to the organization's sustainability & growth, requiring someone who can develop & execute comprehensive fundraising strategies while inspiring others to support our mission of preserving local history. Key Responsibilities: -Develop a Harrison House capital campaign -Create a strategy with revenue targets & diversified revenue streams -Research & write grant applications with support -Plan & oversee special events -Lead by example in personal giving & donor cultivation -Attend board meetings (2 hours a month) Email for Application.

The Branford Microfund is actively seeking volunteers. As our "Ambassador", you will connect with the Branford community to identify potential loan applicants and also help us raise money to provide loans to our neighbors. You will also act as a bridge between the Organization and one of our community partners as well as inspire others to get involved by sharing our mission, attending events and encouraging donations. inquiry@branfordmicrofund.org

If you are a retired banker and looking for a way to contribute to the Branford community, please reach out to contact us. As the Branford Microfund continues to grow, we need help processing loans and providing financial counseling services to our community.

The Branford Microfund provides interest-free loans to Branford residents who encounter unexpected financial obstacles but cannot afford or obtain a commercial loan. Our philosophy is to “pay it forward” – when a loan recipient repays a loan, the money becomes available to help another person in need. If you’d like to volunteer your time, please let us know. We are committed to helping our neighbors and we welcome your expertise and assistance to make that happen! How it works: Potential applicants must be 18 years of age and demonstrate the ability to repay their loan. Our loan limit is $3,000, and all loans must be repaid within 30 months via a signed promissory note. Repayment of loans allows the Fund to recycle its donations and help other community members. The loan application is quick and easy, and can be done online or in person. Our loan committee invests significant time and effort in assisting qualified applicants move forward.