Junior Board

Young professionals who have a desire to help child trafficking survivors.

The Blanket Fort Hope Junior Board is an all-volunteer board comprised of enthusiastic, young professionals, ages 21 – 45, dedicated to extending our mission across Alabama through community fundraising and advocacy.

Joining this dedicated group of mission-driven volunteers means committing to Blanket Fort Hope’s core values.

Faith

We believe an active faith in Jesus Christ is the key to seeing this mission fulfilled. We’re called to bear the fruits of good works and we strive to live like we are on mission.

Transparency

We believe in making decisions our clients, communities, and stakeholders would approve of in the spirit of honesty and integrity.

Flexibility

We believe in adapting to fit the needs of our communities and clients.

Conviction

We conduct ourselves with zeal, compassion, and courage in overcoming risk with a solution-driven motivation.

Compassion

We believe that God-given love towards our children, our partners, and our communities will inspire impactful change to restore survivors.

We want our Junior Board to be made of young professionals ready to live our mission for God and serve the child trafficking survivors we support.

Being an active, contributing member of the Junior Board.

Fostering a creative, teammate-driven attitude of cooperation.

Bearing the fruits of the Spirit in building and maintaining relationships with board members, staff, volunteers, and the community.

Attending 80% of all Junior Board meetings (approximately 10 per year).

Be present and ready to contribute to the board meetings, share ideas, and bringing the board handbook to each meeting.

Sit on one fundraising committee responsible for planning and executing that contributes to the Board’s fundraising goal.

Volunteer at two Blanket Fort Hope events.

Conduct two “mission moment” update presentations.

Understand Junior Board fundraising impact.

Recruit prospective Junior Board members who can assist with board duties.

Utilize existing contacts and recruit new networks to generate financial and in-kind contributions, new event sponsors, and individuals to participate in events.