Sno-Isle Libraries Foundation is seeking to expand its board of directors with residents from Snohomish and Island Counties, according to a press release. Community members interested in serving on the board are encouraged to apply by Aug. 15.

As the fundraising arm of Sno-Isle Libraries, the foundation secures funds to support diverse library programs and initiatives. The board of directors oversees the foundation’s fundraising campaigns, activities, finances and policies to ensure its successful day-to-day operations.

The successful applicants will bring diverse skills to the board of directors, including but not limited to fundraising, capital campaigns, finance and strategic planning. Previous experience serving on a nonprofit board is appreciated, but not required. Anyone with pertinent work or volunteer experience is encouraged to apply. The foundation is committed to embedding equity and inclusion into our work and values the unique experiences board members from diverse backgrounds and communities bring to our organization.

“We’re in an exciting time growing the foundation’s revenue and expanding our board, and we’re looking for committed community members to help take the foundation to the next level,” board President Luke Distelhorst said.

Interested candidates must be residents of Snohomish or Island counties. Each board member serves a three-year term with the option of serving a second term. To apply, please submit an online application at Bit.ly/3D5JEif. The positions will be open until filled with a first review of applications starting Aug. 15.

As the philanthropic arm of Sno-Isle Libraries, the Sno-Isle Libraries Foundation partners with individuals, businesses, foundations, corporations and community organizations to fund innovative and inspiring programs throughout the Sno-Isle Library District and expand the capacity of the library to serve more people.