Executive Service Corps of the Treasure Coast (ESC/TC) is looking for a few good volunteers to help local nonprofit agencies achieve their goals.

Martin Volunteers established the Executive Service Corps last year to offer a robust volunteer experience for retired and active business professionals as well as to provide a much-needed service to nonprofits.

Executive Service Corps volunteers would tackle management issues that fall into their areas of expertise -- such as strategic planning, board development, human resources, marketing, financial management, and/or organizational analysis. The consultants also can help nonprofits become better prepared to deal with disaster and serve people impacted by the hurricanes.

The ESC/TC is part of the Executive Service Corps Affiliate Network, so it is open to resources nationwide. Locally, the project is supported in part by a Challenge Grant from the Points of Light Foundation and the Corporation for National and Community Service.

Anyone interested in volunteering or requesting assistance should contact Carol Hodnett at VCRC, (772) 220-4472, ext. 221, or chodnett@martinvolunteers.org. More information about ESC/TC is available at www.martinvolunteers.org/esc.

ABOUT MARTIN VOLUNTEERS

Martin Volunteers, a program of United Way of Martin County, engages people of all ages and backgrounds in volunteer service that enriches the individual and strengthens the community.

Its many local projects include the White Doves Holiday Project, the School Supplies for Students Drive, disaster services, the Florida Volunteer Administration Certification training course, and the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP). It also works with more than 100 nonprofit agencies, schools, libraries, civic and faith-based organizations countywide, placing and supporting volunteers.

For more information, please call (772) 220-4472 or visit www.martinvolunteers.org.