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Opening Vice President of Chapter Positions

Updated: Jul 13

With 98 active members from 20 states—including 69 students and 29 adults—we are building a nationwide movement that combines financial literacy, real-world investing, and charitable giving. To continue expanding, we are now opening Vice President (VP) of Chapter positions in major cities and regions.



Responsibilities of the VP of Chapter:

  • Chapter Leadership and Recruitment

    • Serve as the main point of contact between the local chapter and the national leadership team.

    • Recruit at least 5 New Members in your local area including both students and adult per year.

    • Create a welcoming and inclusive environment for new members and help integrate them into the organization

    • Organize and lead regular chapter meetings or meetups as needed to maintain member engagement

    • Establish and oversee a city-based chapter team, with potential roles such as Event Coordinator, Communications Lead, and Fundraising Lead.

 

  •  Fundraising Strategy and Event Execution

    • Work with the president, help set and achieve fundraising goals for the chapter

    • Support the President in planning and executing local fundraising events such as sales drives, investment workshops, or charity campaigns.

    • Identify and approach local sponsors, businesses, or donors to support the Hoperation Fund activities.

    • Submit quarterly fundraising reports to the national team, including funds raised, expenses, and donor acknowledgments.

 

  • Community Engagement and Advocacy

    • Promote Hoperation Fund’s mission through public speaking, school announcements, or local youth groups.

    • Actively advocate for the Hoperation Fund to raise awareness, attract donations, and increase community impact

    • Encourage and seek out local media coverage of chapter events and initiatives

 

  • Training and Development

    • Complete mandatory leadership training (provided by Hoperation Fund) and ensure chapter officers are trained in their roles.

    • Attend monthly virtual meetings with the President and the national leadership team to coordinate efforts and align strategies.

    • Share chapter updates, best practices, and challenges with the national leadership team to foster collaboration and continuous improvement.

 

 

Application Form

Each applicant submits an application that includes:

  • Why they want to be VP of Chapter

  • Their leadership or volunteering experience

  • How they plan to recruit members and raise awareness locally

  • Ideas for fundraising or educational events

  • Attach a resume of the applicant



Alternative Leadership Roles

If there are multiple qualified applicants, we will consider:

  • Appointing one as VP of Chapter, and others as:

  • Deputy VP

  • Event Coordinator

  • Communications Lead

  • Fundraising Lead



Application Deadline

August 30, 2025








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