FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE VOLUNTEER
for section headings. Use - for any list of duties/requirements/benefits. Use
for prose.
We need to preserve all substantive information; do not invent or summarize away detail. Remove boilerplate etc.
Let's extract content.
First, "About This Opportunity" paragraph: "Raise awareness about the dangers of impaired driving (alcohol and / or drugs). review / evaluate the Chapter’s existing practices / initiatives / plan. research new fundraising ideas / opportunities.create a fundraising plan and present it to the Chapter’s board of directors. implement the fundraising plan, as approved by the Chapter board of directors. Target / solicit local business, community groups and / or members for donations -sponsorship and / or product (donations). Gather donations from local merchants for various fundraisers / awareness events i.e., local poster / multi-media contest prizes, golf tournament prizes, silent auction, etc. Keep a log of contact information for future reference / planning. Attend and assist with community events and Chapter / community fundraisers (as requested and if available). Examples might include: Project Red Ribbon campaign, Strides for Change, Voluntary Tolls, etc. Actively seek and investigate opportunities to fundraise on behalf of the Chapter. Be knowledgeable about MADD Canada’s policies, programs and services. Promote the Chapter positively within your community. Promote volunteer opportunities within your Chapter."
That seems like responsibilities actually. But the heading "About This Opportunity" could be considered About the role. However many of those sentences are duties. The instruction: Use
for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule). So we need to decide which heading fits each content.
We have "About This Opportunity" as a heading in the posting. That likely maps to About the role. The content after that is a list of duties. Could treat as responsibilities. But we could also split: About the role: brief description maybe first sentence? But we must preserve all substantive info; we can't omit details. If we put all that under About the role, we might be missing a separate Responsibilities section. But we could also have both About the role and Responsibilities with overlapping content? That would be duplication. Better to map: About the role: maybe a short summary? But the posting doesn't have a separate short summary; it's just "About This Opportunity" then a list. So we could treat About the role as the paragraph that includes the first sentence? However the instruction says "Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones." So we could combine About the role and Responsibilities into one section? But headings are prescribed; we can omit sections if no real content. We could have About the role (with the paragraph) and Responsibilities (maybe empty) - but we must not emit a heading followed by filler/placeholder text. So we cannot have an empty Responsibilities.
Thus we need to decide which heading best fits the content. The content is clearly duties/responsibilities. So we should use Responsibilities
and put the list there. Then we might not have an About the role section unless there is separate descriptive text. The posting begins with "Summary In partnership with the Director, evaluate the Chapter’s existing fundraising practices / initiatives / plan; research new fundraising ideas / opportunities; create a fundraising plan, and lastly, implement the C Location Virtual / Remote This opportunity can be done from anywhere. When Opportunity Type Ongoing - Start Anytime Schedule Asap". That seems like a summary. Could be About the role. Let's parse that.
"Summary In partnership with the Director, evaluate the Chapter’s existing fundraising practices / initiatives / plan; research new fundraising ideas / opportunities; create a fundraising plan, and lastly, implement the C Location Virtual / Remote This opportunity can be done from anywhere. When Opportunity Type Ongoing - Start Anytime Schedule Asap"
That seems like a summary: In partnership with the Director, evaluate... implement the C? maybe typo. Then location virtual/remote, can be done from anywhere. Opportunity type ongoing - start anytime. Schedule asap.
Thus we could treat that as About the role (summary). Then the "About This Opportunity" paragraph is responsibilities.
Thus we have:
About the role: "In partnership with the Director, evaluate the Chapter’s existing fundraising practices / initiatives / plan; research new fundraising ideas / opportunities; create a fundraising plan, and lastly, implement the C Location Virtual / Remote This opportunity can be done from anywhere. When Opportunity Type Ongoing - Start Anytime Schedule Asap"
But that includes location and schedule info; schedule we might want to separate. However schedule is mentioned there. We could still keep schedule in About the role, but we also have a Schedule section later. Might duplicate. Better to extract schedule separately.
Let's extract schedule: "Schedule Asap". Also "Opportunity Type Ongoing - Start Anytime". That could be schedule info.
Thus we can have Schedule section: "Ongoing - Start Anytime. Asap."
But we need to preserve all substantive info; we can include both.
Now About the role: maybe just the summary sentence: "In partnership with the Director, evaluate the Chapter’s existing fundraising practices / initiatives / plan; research new fundraising ideas / opportunities; create a fundraising plan, and lastly, implement the C". That seems garbled. Let's try to clean: "In partnership with the Director, evaluate the Chapter’s existing fundraising practices / initiatives / plan; research new fundraising ideas / opportunities; create a fundraising plan, and lastly, implement the [something]". The "C Location Virtual / Remote" maybe means "Location: Virtual / Remote". So we could treat location as not a heading.
Thus About the role: "In partnership with the Director, evaluate the Chapter’s existing fundraising practices / initiatives / plan; research new fundraising ideas / opportunities; create a fundraising plan, and lastly, implement the [plan]". Actually the phrase "implement the C" maybe a typo for "implement the plan". We'll keep as is but maybe we should not invent. We'll keep the exact text: "In partnership with the Director, evaluate the Chapter’s existing fundraising practices / initiatives / plan; research new fundraising ideas / opportunities; create a fundraising plan, and lastly, implement the C". That seems odd but it's from posting.
Better to keep the summary as: "In partnership with the Director, evaluate the Chapter’s existing fundraising practices / initiatives / plan; research new fundraising ideas / opportunities; create a fundraising plan, and lastly, implement the C". Then location: Virtual / Remote. This opportunity can be done from anywhere. Opportunity Type Ongoing - Start Anytime. Schedule Asap.
We could put location and opportunity type in About the role as well.
But we need to avoid duplication with Schedule section.
Let's decide:
- About the role: summary paragraph: "In partnership with the Director, evaluate the Chapter’s existing fundraising practices / initiatives / plan; research new fundraising ideas / opportunities; create a fundraising plan, and lastly, implement the C. Location: Virtual / Remote. This opportunity can be done from anywhere. Opportunity Type: Ongoing - Start Anytime."
- Responsibilities: list of duties from "About This Opportunity" paragraph.
- Requirements: volunteer requirements list.
- Skills: "Business Skills".
- Schedule: "Asap" (or "As soon as possible").
We need to ensure we don't include boilerplate like "Volunteer Requirements Whether you meet these requirements or not, we encourage you to share your interest in us. You may still be a fit for a different opportunity with our organization." That's boilerplate? It's encouraging but still part of requirements? Might be considered boilerplate but it's not a requirement per se. We should keep substantive requirements: Over “age of majority” in province of opportunity, Driver's License, Resume or Linkedin profile, Willing to undergo a background or police records check, Access to car, Valid Driver's License, Clean driving record & insurance coverage, Comfortable commuting to opportunity location, Own cell phone, Own laptop with internet access and camera.
We should exclude the encouraging sentence.
Now format.
We'll produce HTML:
About the role
In partnership with the Director, evaluate the Chapter’s existing fundraising practices / initiatives / plan; research new fundraising ideas / opportunities; create a fundraising plan, and lastly, implement the C. Location: Virtual / Remote. This opportunity can be done from anywhere. Opportunity Type: Ongoing - Start Anytime.
Responsibilities
- Raise awareness about the dangers of impaired driving (alcohol and / or drugs).
- Review / evaluate the Chapter’s existing practices / initiatives / plan.
- Research new fundraising ideas / opportunities.
- Create a fundraising plan and present it to the Chapter’s board of directors.
- Implement the fundraising plan, as approved by the Chapter board of directors.
- Target / solicit local business, community groups and / or members for donations -
for prose. We need to preserve all substantive information; do not invent or summarize away detail. Remove boilerplate etc. Let's extract content. First, "About This Opportunity" paragraph: "Raise awareness about the dangers of impaired driving (alcohol and / or drugs). review / evaluate the Chapter’s existing practices / initiatives / plan. research new fundraising ideas / opportunities.create a fundraising plan and present it to the Chapter’s board of directors. implement the fundraising plan, as approved by the Chapter board of directors. Target / solicit local business, community groups and / or members for donations -sponsorship and / or product (donations). Gather donations from local merchants for various fundraisers / awareness events i.e., local poster / multi-media contest prizes, golf tournament prizes, silent auction, etc. Keep a log of contact information for future reference / planning. Attend and assist with community events and Chapter / community fundraisers (as requested and if available). Examples might include: Project Red Ribbon campaign, Strides for Change, Voluntary Tolls, etc. Actively seek and investigate opportunities to fundraise on behalf of the Chapter. Be knowledgeable about MADD Canada’s policies, programs and services. Promote the Chapter positively within your community. Promote volunteer opportunities within your Chapter." That seems like responsibilities actually. But the heading "About This Opportunity" could be considered About the role. However many of those sentences are duties. The instruction: Use
for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule). So we need to decide which heading fits each content.
We have "About This Opportunity" as a heading in the posting. That likely maps to About the role. The content after that is a list of duties. Could treat as responsibilities. But we could also split: About the role: brief description maybe first sentence? But we must preserve all substantive info; we can't omit details. If we put all that under About the role, we might be missing a separate Responsibilities section. But we could also have both About the role and Responsibilities with overlapping content? That would be duplication. Better to map: About the role: maybe a short summary? But the posting doesn't have a separate short summary; it's just "About This Opportunity" then a list. So we could treat About the role as the paragraph that includes the first sentence? However the instruction says "Prefer a few substantive sections over many thin ones." So we could combine About the role and Responsibilities into one section? But headings are prescribed; we can omit sections if no real content. We could have About the role (with the paragraph) and Responsibilities (maybe empty) - but we must not emit a heading followed by filler/placeholder text. So we cannot have an empty Responsibilities.
Thus we need to decide which heading best fits the content. The content is clearly duties/responsibilities. So we should use Responsibilities
and put the list there. Then we might not have an About the role section unless there is separate descriptive text. The posting begins with "Summary In partnership with the Director, evaluate the Chapter’s existing fundraising practices / initiatives / plan; research new fundraising ideas / opportunities; create a fundraising plan, and lastly, implement the C Location Virtual / Remote This opportunity can be done from anywhere. When Opportunity Type Ongoing - Start Anytime Schedule Asap". That seems like a summary. Could be About the role. Let's parse that.
"Summary In partnership with the Director, evaluate the Chapter’s existing fundraising practices / initiatives / plan; research new fundraising ideas / opportunities; create a fundraising plan, and lastly, implement the C Location Virtual / Remote This opportunity can be done from anywhere. When Opportunity Type Ongoing - Start Anytime Schedule Asap"
That seems like a summary: In partnership with the Director, evaluate... implement the C? maybe typo. Then location virtual/remote, can be done from anywhere. Opportunity type ongoing - start anytime. Schedule asap.
Thus we could treat that as About the role (summary). Then the "About This Opportunity" paragraph is responsibilities.
Thus we have:
About the role: "In partnership with the Director, evaluate the Chapter’s existing fundraising practices / initiatives / plan; research new fundraising ideas / opportunities; create a fundraising plan, and lastly, implement the C Location Virtual / Remote This opportunity can be done from anywhere. When Opportunity Type Ongoing - Start Anytime Schedule Asap"
But that includes location and schedule info; schedule we might want to separate. However schedule is mentioned there. We could still keep schedule in About the role, but we also have a Schedule section later. Might duplicate. Better to extract schedule separately.
Let's extract schedule: "Schedule Asap". Also "Opportunity Type Ongoing - Start Anytime". That could be schedule info.
Thus we can have Schedule section: "Ongoing - Start Anytime. Asap."
But we need to preserve all substantive info; we can include both.
Now About the role: maybe just the summary sentence: "In partnership with the Director, evaluate the Chapter’s existing fundraising practices / initiatives / plan; research new fundraising ideas / opportunities; create a fundraising plan, and lastly, implement the C". That seems garbled. Let's try to clean: "In partnership with the Director, evaluate the Chapter’s existing fundraising practices / initiatives / plan; research new fundraising ideas / opportunities; create a fundraising plan, and lastly, implement the [something]". The "C Location Virtual / Remote" maybe means "Location: Virtual / Remote". So we could treat location as not a heading.
Thus About the role: "In partnership with the Director, evaluate the Chapter’s existing fundraising practices / initiatives / plan; research new fundraising ideas / opportunities; create a fundraising plan, and lastly, implement the [plan]". Actually the phrase "implement the C" maybe a typo for "implement the plan". We'll keep as is but maybe we should not invent. We'll keep the exact text: "In partnership with the Director, evaluate the Chapter’s existing fundraising practices / initiatives / plan; research new fundraising ideas / opportunities; create a fundraising plan, and lastly, implement the C". That seems odd but it's from posting.
Better to keep the summary as: "In partnership with the Director, evaluate the Chapter’s existing fundraising practices / initiatives / plan; research new fundraising ideas / opportunities; create a fundraising plan, and lastly, implement the C". Then location: Virtual / Remote. This opportunity can be done from anywhere. Opportunity Type Ongoing - Start Anytime. Schedule Asap.
We could put location and opportunity type in About the role as well.
But we need to avoid duplication with Schedule section.
Let's decide:
- About the role: summary paragraph: "In partnership with the Director, evaluate the Chapter’s existing fundraising practices / initiatives / plan; research new fundraising ideas / opportunities; create a fundraising plan, and lastly, implement the C. Location: Virtual / Remote. This opportunity can be done from anywhere. Opportunity Type: Ongoing - Start Anytime."
- Responsibilities: list of duties from "About This Opportunity" paragraph.
- Requirements: volunteer requirements list.
- Skills: "Business Skills".
- Schedule: "Asap" (or "As soon as possible").
We need to ensure we don't include boilerplate like "Volunteer Requirements Whether you meet these requirements or not, we encourage you to share your interest in us. You may still be a fit for a different opportunity with our organization." That's boilerplate? It's encouraging but still part of requirements? Might be considered boilerplate but it's not a requirement per se. We should keep substantive requirements: Over “age of majority” in province of opportunity, Driver's License, Resume or Linkedin profile, Willing to undergo a background or police records check, Access to car, Valid Driver's License, Clean driving record & insurance coverage, Comfortable commuting to opportunity location, Own cell phone, Own laptop with internet access and camera.
We should exclude the encouraging sentence.
Now format.
We'll produce HTML:
About the role
In partnership with the Director, evaluate the Chapter’s existing fundraising practices / initiatives / plan; research new fundraising ideas / opportunities; create a fundraising plan, and lastly, implement the C. Location: Virtual / Remote. This opportunity can be done from anywhere. Opportunity Type: Ongoing - Start Anytime.
Responsibilities
- Raise awareness about the dangers of impaired driving (alcohol and / or drugs).
- Review / evaluate the Chapter’s existing practices / initiatives / plan.
- Research new fundraising ideas / opportunities.
- Create a fundraising plan and present it to the Chapter’s board of directors.
- Implement the fundraising plan, as approved by the Chapter board of directors.
- Target / solicit local business, community groups and / or members for donations -