Volunteer with HCCF

The Board of Directors (the Board) is the most important group of volunteers for HCCF. The members collectively govern the Community Foundation and are critical to HCCF’s ability to achieve its mission. Board members hold the organization in trust, and in their roles make decisions and take actions with the organization’s mission and goals in the forefront. The Board is the Foundation’s chief policy-making body and is ultimately responsible for the legal, ethical, financial, administrative, grantmaking, community service, and fundraising activities of the Community Foundation.

Members of the Board of Directors are elected through a nomination and election process to represent a broad spectrum of individuals HCCF serves. Our Board members serve without compensation and are committed to improving the quality of life in this community. The Board of Directors establish the mission, vision, policies and procedures of HCCF, and ensure HCCF has the funding, staff, facilities and equipment needed to fulfill its mission of making Hendricks County a better place. The Board of Directors delegates responsibility for implementation of its policies and directives to the President & CEO, whom the Board of Directors employs to run the day-to-day operations of HCCF. The President & CEO reports directly to the Board of Directors. Click here for more information on Board qualifications and responsibilities.