BRVCA Annual Report 2020- FINAL

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Who We Are Directors 2020-2021 Vanessa Abbott Benno Chapman Pat Dahle – President Debbie Demare – Vice President Norris Girling Scott McKenzie Michelle Nortje – Treasurer / Secretary John Robins Shayne Selluski Dave Sharpe Terri Smith Staff Jenny James – Business Services Manager, Editor-Mountain Telegraph Cara DeMare – Financial Administrator, Special Projects, Admin Support Janis Irvine – Museum Assistant Emilie Larsen – Special projects, Summer Supervision BRVCA Regan Dixon - Heritage Assistant - Haylmore Laurie Reimer - Grant Writer Contractors Roger Geeves – Community Asset Coordinator Susan Medville – Heritage Consultant Suzanne Denbak – Economic Development Consultant 4
Benefits and Services ● Financial Process ● Funding Access ● Creation of non-profits without all those headaches ● Shared and Pooled Insurance ● Year-round visitor services ● Assistance with grant research and development ● Insurance and Liability Coverage ● Advertising ● Legal Structure ● Access to training ● Pooled bookkeeping ● Heritage Management ● Community Marketing ● Shared office and operational costs ● Shared toll-free teleconferencing account ● Shared on-Line ZOOM meeting ( free) What We Offer Support for committees, societies, and groups as autonomous enterprises who have to follow a few rules, such as financial accountability, that we all build and decide on together. Pooled resources to simplify committee and group efforts. Consolidation of legal/financial responsibilities of societies and delegation of these responsibilities to the BRVCA board. Time efficiency to save volunteers from attending meetings so their time can be spent making tangible accomplishments. A way to protect activities and groups with liability insurance and to assist monetarily with routine practices and events. A single point of contact for the Bridge River Valley as a “one shop stop” community services and administrative office, central repository of information and a strong advocate on community issues. We work to make a difference when and where it really counts! 5
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