Board of Directors - Treasurer

RCR's mission is to acknowledge the role of oppression based on identity and its effect on addiction and mental health. By increasing accessibility of trauma-informed care through evidence-based practice, we aim to cater our program to those who have historically been under-resourced in these areas of healthcare. We are a nonprofit live-in recovery facility governed by an active volunteer board of directors and are currently seeking a Treasurer to join the Board.

Our vision is to provide care based on four unique pillars:
1. To prioritize the inclusion of traditionally marginalized groups such as women and non-binary individuals from the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, with intake priority given to those also self-identifying as members of the BIPOC and/or disabled communities.
2. To serve as an extension to existing addictions care by providing a more gradual transition between traditional primary treatment and independent community living.
3. To work with various pre-existing organizations by emphasizing and encouraging the development of extensive and external positive support networks specifically tailored to individual wants and needs.
4. To provide comprehensive outreach support free of charge to all graduates of the program as well as group meetings and activities to all clients who exit the program for the purpose of building a lifelong supportive relationship.

The Treasurer is responsible for overseeing the financial health and integrity of the organization. This includes ensuring proper financial management, reporting, and compliance with relevant regulations. Key responsibilities include:

Participate in executive board meetings prior to general board meetings

• Maintain oversight of the organization's finances, including budgets, accounts, and financial reports.


• Prepare and present financial statements to the board, ensuring transparency and accuracy.


• Work with staff or volunteers responsible for bookkeeping to ensure timely and accurate record-keeping.


• Develop and monitor the organization's annual budget, providing guidance on financial planning and sustainability.


• Ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements, such as tax filings and audits.


• Advise the board on financial decisions, including fundraising, grant applications, and risk management when needed.

We are seeking someone with accounting and financial experience and training.

We meet once per month in the evening, usually virtually with occasional in person meetings required. Board Directors may also be asked to join various committee's as part of their duties, which requires varying availability.

• Online Application Form Below
• Email: board@regenesisrecovery.com (Include Opportunity ID)