Get Involved · Advisory Board
Join E/BFSC’s Advisory Board
Use your experience. Expand your impact.
E/BFSC’s Advisory Board brings together community leaders, professionals, advocates, and supporters who want to use their expertise, relationships, and lived experience to strengthen families and build vibrant communities.
The Advisory Board is a different way to serve
The E/BFSC Advisory Board is a volunteer, non-governing group that works alongside E/BFSC leadership and the Board of Directors to support special projects, fundraising, community engagement, partnerships, and other organizational priorities.
Advisory Board members serve as ambassadors and trusted advisors, helping E/BFSC strengthen relationships, expand resources, and increase our impact across the communities we serve.
Good to know
The Advisory Board does not have legal, fiduciary, or organizational governance responsibilities — it’s a hands-on way to contribute your skills and network without board-level liability.
Bring your skills, perspective, and connections
We’re building a diverse Advisory Board that reflects a range of professional expertise, community experience, relationships, and perspectives — including:
Fundraising and philanthropy
Corporate and business relationships
Marketing and communications
Housing and community development
Education and youth
Legal and finance
Government and public sector
Community engagement
Lived and community experience
University and academic relationships
Nonprofit leadership
Technology and digital strategy
What Advisory Board service looks like
Members are asked to:
Attend at least 75% of quarterly Advisory Board meetings
Participate in at least one E/BFSC project or initiative annually
Make approximately 2–3 meaningful strategic introductions annually
Participate in E/BFSC events, fundraising, and engagement opportunities
Provide guidance and expertise in areas aligned with organizational priorities
Serve as an ambassador and champion for E/BFSC
Make a personally meaningful annual financial contribution
Follow E/BFSC confidentiality and conflict-of-interest requirements
Ready to put your experience to work for DC families?
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Tell us about your background, and we’ll follow up about next steps.