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Membership and Selection Process. The Coordinating Board will have a membership of approximately 25-30 people.
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Membership and Selection Process. 1. Membership in the Funder Alignment Committee is a function of serving as the Director (or lead decision maker with authority to make or facilitate decisions regarding funding) of a designated organization contributing substantial funding to the homeless housing and services.
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Membership and Selection Process. 1. Members of the All Home shall be those organizations and individuals who are interested in, and supportive, of our community’s goals to end homelessness.
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Membership and Selection Process. Membership of the Executive Committee shall be 8‐10 people.
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Membership and Selection Process. 1. Members of the Continuum of Care/All Home shall be those organizations and individuals who are interested in, and supportive, of our community’s goals to end homelessness.
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Membership and Selection Process. The Coordinating Board will have a membership of approximately 25-30 people. Applications for membership will be open to the public and will be selected by the Coordinating Board Executive Committee. During the 2015 transition of leadership, the existing All Home Executive Committee, with the addition of one representative from the Sound Cities Association, will review and select membership of the Coordinating Board. Representational categories shall be identified to ensure that membership comprises an appropriate array of committed private and public sector community leaders who reflect the diversity of people experiencing homelessness and regional differences. Individuals may fulfill cross-representation of categories. Representation will include both established seats and seats representing the broader sectors of All Home. The established seats include: Local government elected officials or designees: Seattle (2), King County (2), Sound Cities (2) and Bellevue (1) Individuals currently or formerly experiencing homelessness (4), at least one member shall represent the Consumer Advisory Council Nonprofit homeless providers (4) 10- 15 representatives from the following sectors of All Home: System leaders-including public housing authorities, health, behavioral health, education, workforce, criminal justice, child welfare Faith community Philanthropy Community members Elected officials or designees serving on behalf of designated government categories shall be selected by their respective entities. Vacancies of these seats will also be selected by their respective entities. Representation of members from Subcommittees and Advisory Groups will be sought to ensure coordination. The Coordinating Board shall elect co-chairs. One co-chair shall be selected from among members representing the funding community (e.g. local government) and the other co-chair shall be selected from among members representing nonprofit homeless providers in each of these cases, a super-majority vote of 60 percent of those present and voting shall be required to approve new co-chairs. The Coordinating Board Executive Committee shall regularly assess and determine if there are critical sectors not represented that should be invited to the Board. The Executive Committee shall receive nominations and provide recommendations for approval by the Coordinating Board. New Coordinating Board members shall be appointed under the following circumstances: The resignation or dismissal of a current...
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Membership and Selection Process. Membership of the Executive Committee shall be 8-10 people. Members must also be members of the Coordinating Board. Members shall include the Coordinating Board co-chairs, who will also co-chair the Executive Committee. Additional members will be established by the Coordinating Board, and will be representative of the Coordinating Board.
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Membership and Selection Process. Membership in the Funder Alignment Committee is a function of serving as the Director (or lead decision maker with authority to make or facilitate decisions regarding funding) of a designated organization contributing substantial funding to the homeless housing and services. Membership shall include representatives appointed by Sound Cities (East, North, and South), City of Bellevue, King County, City of Seattle, State of Washington, local philanthropy, and other funders.
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Membership and Selection Process. 1. Members of the CEH shall be those organizations and individuals who are interested in, and supportive, of our community’s goals to end homelessness.
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