| Our mission | CISV educates and inspires action for a more just and peaceful world. |
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CISV Midwest Ohio
| Ways to help | Annual Fundraising GalaThe annual fundraising gala is the Midwest Ohio CISV Chapter's main fundraiser for the year. That means "all hands on deck"! We need lots of volunteers to help with all aspects of this event, and we need your help, even if you can't make it the night of the event.Junior Branch Co-AdvisorThe JB Co-Advisor works with the other Co-Advisor by meeting regularly with JB Youth Representatives. Work together with them to plan the yearly calendar. Publish the calendar and distribute to membership. Assist in the planning and execution of all events.Village PlannerThe person in this position is responsible for planning the Village hosted by our chapter in the Summer. This can be a shared position, with more than one person working as a team. Co-Planners are encouraged!Mosaic ChairThe Midwest Ohio chapter is looking for a Mosaic Chair to help plan local service activities with the adult and junior branch members.Communication CoordinatorResponsibilities would include creating, editing and publishing a chapter newsletter preferably on a monthly basis. Assist the chapter with social media communications as well as sending media releases to local schools, radio, local papers and news stations. This position would also require coordination with fundraising and marketing. The Communications Coordinator would work directly with the Adult Board Secretary.Local Leadership TrainerThe Local Leadership Trainer (LLT) is responsible for training all delegation leaders, junior counselors, seminar camp participants, youth meeting participants who are 16 years of age or older; planners, directors and staff of programs hosted by the chapter. Provide training to the board and Junior Branch advisors and officers. |
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| How you help | CISV is 100% volunteer run in our chapter. Check out how you can help our chapter the most. |
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| About us | Doris Allen, the founder of Children’s International Summer Villages, after doing much research on international traveling for children decided that she wanted to try a village experience with rural children rather than children from the city (Cincinnati). In 1954 she met M. L. Routson, the principal of Concord School, at a teacher conference in Columbus and discussed her ideas with him. Doris then came to Concord school herself and choose the first delegation to attend a village in 1954. That is how our chapter began. |
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