CABOC – The Path Forward
From Carolyn Castillo, CABOC President
Over the last several months, CABOC’s Management Team, Chairman, and Directors have been working on several critical items. The primary organizational challenges have been its financial stability and the interest of CBOC members in CABOC services. The primary funding to keep CABOC operational has been donations and sponsorships. CABOC has been relying heavily on contributions from our volunteer directors.
CABOC, a beacon of respect throughout the state, is driven by a team of passionate volunteers. Two new committees have been approved to revise our mission statement and develop a membership fee schedule. We believe that our focus, which has primarily been on educating CBOC members, should now extend to include school district personnel and school boards. Currently, we have 23 CBOC training videos ready, with additional advanced training modules in the pipeline. We are also planning outreach efforts to school districts and school board members to share our mission and invite them to join us. In terms of membership fees, we are in the process of determining the most suitable levels and fees. Our next steps include expanding our readership by adding more case studies, initiating a speaker series, and continuing with our annual conference.
As a valued member of our community, we are reaching out to you for your help and support. Your donation, no matter the amount, will play a crucial role in enabling us to continue serving you and our community. We are also actively seeking volunteers who are willing to fill vacancies on our various committees, as your unique skills and perspectives are vital to our success.
Please provide feedback on what efforts CABOC should focus on in this short survey:
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CABOC is exempt from Federal income tax under Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3), identification number 84-3416221. Donors can deduct contributions they make to CABOC
under IRS Section 170 to the fullest extent allowed by law.
