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At Project: LEARN of Medina County, our Board of Trustees is made up of highly qualified leaders who are passionate about guiding our mission of empowering adults through education. As a board member, you’ll play a vital role in shaping the future of our organization, providing strategic leadership, and working hard to help us achieve our ambitious goals. We are actively seeking dedicated individuals with leadership experience, a strong commitment to our mission, and expertise in areas like fundraising, community outreach, finance, governance, and strategic planning. If you're ready to bring your talents, work ethic, and leadership to make a meaningful impact, we encourage you to apply and join our committed team. Fill out the online Board application and someone from the Board will be in touch with you to discuss next steps.

Be part of something bigger by joining one of Project: LEARN’s committees! Your skills and passion can directly contribute to achieving our goals and advancing our mission of empowering adults through education. Whether you’re passionate about fundraising, event planning, or community outreach, there’s a place for you to make a meaningful impact. Committee Opportunities: NOMINATING/LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT The Nominating/Leadership Development Committee of Project: LEARN is responsible for maintaining and enhancing the standards for Board Membership through continuous and dynamic recruitment efforts. This committee actively identifies and recruits potential Board members year-round, ensuring a consistent pipeline of qualified candidates to replace outgoing members or fill vacancies. FINANCE/FUND DEVELOPMENT The Finance/Fund Development Committee is responsible for securing the financial health and sustainability of Project: LEARN. This committee oversees the development of robust funding strategies, including the cultivation of donor relationships and the stewardship of the "Friends of Project: LEARN" network. PLANNING AND GROWTH The Planning and Growth Committee is dedicated to the proactive and continuous strategic development of Project: LEARN. Tasked with refining the organization's mission, setting achievable goals, and guiding policy and program direction, this committee plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of Project: LEARN. MARKETING/COMMUNITY PUBLIC RELATIONS The Marketing/Community Public Relations Committee is charged with the strategic dissemination of Project: LEARN's messaging across a variety of media platforms. This committee's core mission is to engage potential students and tutors, elevate the organization's visibility, and foster community understanding of our educational impact. EVENTS The Events Committee is tasked with the strategic planning, coordination, promotion, and execution of Project: LEARN's key fundraising events. The committee is proactive in conceptualizing and introducing innovative event ideas to enhance fundraising efforts and community engagement throughout the year. EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM OVERSIGHT The Educational Programs Oversight Committee is responsible for the comprehensive oversight and strategic guidance of Project: LEARN's educational programming, including the Aspire program. This committee ensures the effective implementation, quality assurance, and continual enhancement of all educational initiatives.

Our Medina bookstore plays a crucial role in funding Project: LEARN’s educational programs, helping to provide essential resources like books, classes, and tutoring for adults striving to improve their lives through education. By becoming a volunteer bookstore associate, you’ll be an important part of this mission. As a Bookstore Volunteer Associate, you will play a key role in supporting our used bookstore operations. Responsibilities include ringing out customers with purchases, accepting and sorting book donations, and shelving accepted books. Applicants interested in volunteering should be aged 16 or older and possess traits of honesty, reliability, and a genuine passion for books. It is essential for candidates to be able to distinguish between fiction and non-fiction works. Basic math skills required. The ability to lift and carry stacks of books, and to bend and stretch when shelving them. Click the 'Sign Up' button to get started!

Our Wadsworth bookstore plays a crucial role in funding Project: LEARN’s educational programs, helping to provide essential resources like books, classes, and tutoring for adults striving to improve their lives through education. By becoming a volunteer bookstore associate, you’ll be an important part of this mission. As a Bookstore Volunteer Associate, you will play a key role in supporting our used bookstore operations. Responsibilities include ringing out customers with purchases, accepting and sorting book donations, and shelving accepted books. Applicants interested in volunteering should be aged 16 or older and possess traits of honesty, reliability, and a genuine passion for books. It is essential for candidates to be able to distinguish between fiction and non-fiction works. Basic math skills required. The ability to lift and carry stacks of books, and to bend and stretch when shelving them. Click the 'Sign Up' button to get started!

Looking to make a meaningful impact in someone’s life? Volunteer as a tutor with Project: LEARN and help adults in our community reach their educational goals. Whether it’s preparing for the GED®, improving English language skills, working toward U.S. citizenship, or building basic reading and writing abilities, you’ll be part of their journey to greater confidence and opportunity. You set your own schedule, and we’ll match you with students based on your availability and interests. Tutors are also asked to provide basic progress data to help us track impact and improve services. This is more than just volunteering—it's a chance to change lives, one lesson at a time.