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Help Transform Lives and Support Families Affected by Childhood Cancer
Overview of the Organization, Mission, and Vision
The Carsyn Neille Foundation (CNF) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of families affected by childhood cancer. We focus on creating sustainable, non-toxic, and healing spaces for children, which significantly contribute to their physical and emotional well-being. Founded in 2016 after the loss of my daughter, Carsyn, to brain cancer, our mission is to empower families through holistic wellness solutions, including the transformation of their living environments.
Key Accomplishments to Date:
634 Comfort Kits delivered to families across the U.S.
43 Rooms to Thrive transformations, providing children battling cancer with safe, nurturing environments.
Raised over $300K towards supporting childhood cancer families.
Impacted 2,500+ families nationwide with educational programs, advocacy, and wellness services.
Partnered with hospitals and community organizations to provide continuous support and resources.
Importance of CNF’s Work and Expansion Goals
As we continue to grow, CNF’s work remains vital to improving the quality of life for families affected by pediatric cancer. We are expanding our reach in Oklahoma and other key regions, and our long-term goal is to provide sustainable solutions that will positively impact the health and wellness of these families for years to come. Our vision includes the creation of Carsyn’s Retreat Centers, providing a space for rest, healing, and education for these families.
Welcome Future Board Members!
At the Carsyn Neille Foundation (CNF), we are on a mission to enhance the quality of life for children and families affected by childhood cancer. We create sustainable, non-toxic spaces, provide Comfort Kits, and lead impactful advocacy and community-building initiatives.
Becoming a member of our Executive Board means joining a passionate team dedicated to driving meaningful change in our community and beyond.
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Impact Lives: Your skills and expertise will directly impact families navigating the challenges of childhood cancer.
Grow Professionally: Gain experience in nonprofit leadership, community advocacy, and fundraising.
Network with Leaders: Collaborate with influential community members and industry experts.
Advance CNF's Mission: Be an integral part of our Big, Bigger, Biggest vision, from local community impact to building a global retreat center.
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We are seeking diverse, passionate, and skilled individuals to serve 2-year terms on our Executive Board. Whether you’re an experienced professional or new to board service, we welcome you!
Ideal Candidates:
People with financial expertise, including accounting, business tax experience, or CPAs.
Marketing and communications professionals.
Individuals experienced in fundraising and grant writing.
Influencers with major community, organizational, or social media influence.
Experienced mentors who can guide the next generation.
Individuals with nonprofit or education curriculum experience.
Professionals in banking, law, or corporate social responsibility (CSR).
We Value Diversity:
We seek members from various ages, genders, races, and professional backgrounds to reflect the communities we serve.
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Board membership is a rewarding experience that requires a commitment of 4-5 hours per month. Responsibilities include:
Attending monthly board meetings.
Supporting CNF financially.
Serving as a liaison or planning one Teen Board meeting annually, including booking speakers, organizing catering, and securing a venue.
Nurturing relationships with at least two community partners to secure sponsorships or support for CNF initiatives.
Supporting fundraising events like the Pickleball Block Party or Giving Tuesday campaigns.
Advocating for CNF’s mission within your personal and professional networks.
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We’re looking for individuals with skills in:
Accounting and Financial Management
Professional Development
Market Research and Analysis
Community Outreach and Engagement
Volunteer Coordination
Fundraising and Grant Writing
Marketing and Communications
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To join our board, you must:
Be at least 21 years old.
Pass a background check.
Commit to 4-5 hours per month.
Complete an orientation or training.
Board Member Impact
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Impact on Families Served by CNF
As a board member, your efforts directly contribute to the lives of families impacted by childhood cancer. Whether through fundraising, community outreach, or offering guidance, your leadership helps provide the tools and resources families need to create healthier, more supportive environments. -
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Sustainable Changes for Children
Board members have the opportunity to provide lasting impact, helping families transform their homes into healing spaces, while also providing education and advocacy on the effects of toxic environments. Your work will improve the quality of life and thrivorship for children and their families. -
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Opportunities for Board Members’ Growth
Serving on the CNF Executive Board offers numerous opportunities for personal and professional development. Board members will gain leadership experience, expand their professional networks, and receive training on nonprofit management, fundraising, and community outreach. -
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The Chance to Grow Personally and Professionally
Through guest speakers, networking opportunities, and hands-on experiences, board members will be able to grow as leaders and contributors in their communities.
Together, We Can Make a Difference
Join us in creating transformative change for families navigating childhood cancer. Your skills, time, and passion will directly contribute to CNF’s vision and impact.
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We invite you to join the Carsyn Neille Foundation Executive Board and help drive impactful change for childhood cancer families. Your leadership, commitment, and passion are critical to the growth of this organization and the families we serve.
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If you are interested in becoming an Executive Board member, please fill out our online application form here.
Questions? Contact us at kia.davis@carsynneillefoundation.org