Core Committees for Ausome Works
Fundraising and Development Committee
Focus: Plan and execute fundraising events, secure grants, and build relationships with sponsors and donors.
Responsibilities: Organize events like the Sensory Walk and gala, oversee donation campaigns, and manage donor recognition.
Programs and Services Committee
Focus: Develop and oversee the nonprofit’s programs and initiatives.
Responsibilities: Plan monthly events, coordinate workshops, and ensure resources and services meet community needs.
Marketing and Outreach Committee
Focus: Promote the nonprofit’s mission and events to the community.
Responsibilities: Manage social media, create promotional materials, and build community partnerships.
Volunteer Coordination Committee
Focus: Recruit, train, and manage volunteers.
Responsibilities: Create volunteer schedules, assign roles, and maintain positive volunteer relationships.
Community Engagement and Advocacy Committee
Focus: Build connections within the community and advocate for policies that support individuals with autism.
Responsibilities: Partner with local organizations, host informational sessions, and participate in advocacy efforts.
Finance and Budget Committee
Focus: Oversee the organization’s financial health.
Responsibilities: Manage budgets, review financial reports, and ensure compliance with nonprofit financial regulations.
Board Development and Governance Committee
Focus: Ensure the board operates effectively and recruits new members.
Responsibilities: Provide board training, evaluate performance, and identify candidates with needed expertise.
Event Planning Committee
Focus: Plan and execute specific events like the Sensory Walk, gala, and "Silent Listening Party."
Responsibilities: Handle logistics, secure permits, and coordinate with other committees for event success.
Technology and Accessibility Committee
Focus: Ensure the nonprofit’s online presence and resources are user-friendly and accessible.
Responsibilities: Manage the website, oversee tech for events, and improve accessibility for individuals with autism.