Volunteers

CCAT depends on the efforts of Volunteers to carry out its work. All Committee and Board roles are Volunteer positions.

Benefits of Being a Volunteer:

• Satisfaction of making a difference in the community;
• Opportunity to work with individuals with diverse backgrounds;
• Development of effective decision-making skills; and
• Increased understanding of group dynamics and relationships.

Time and Financial Requirements:

• Depending on the position held, volunteers can spend as little as four or as much as 10 hours per month on Committee or Board activities.
• There is no direct cost to be a Volunteer.
• Volunteers should not expect any remuneration for personal time, meals or travel expense, etc. spent on CCAT activities.
• All CCAT operational costs will be reimbursed.

Term:

• Volunteers have no fixed term.