The RSVP Advisory Council is a group of individuals representing the interests of our volunteers, volunteer stations, and the community at large. Advisory Council members advise, assist, and advocate for effective project operations of RSVP of Spokane County. They support constructive changes within the program, generate new ideas, and serve as ambassadors to the wider Spokane County community.

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Primarily, Advisory Council members are committed to the following three goals:

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1. Promote RSVP to potential members in order to help the program meet its volunteer recruitment targets
    

2. Assist with planning and executing one or more successful Recognition events each year to celebrate the contributions of RSVP volunteers
    

3. Capture the remarkable stories of RSVP volunteers in order to communicate these stories to the local and national service communities

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Members may include, but are not limited to:

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• Current (or former) RSVP volunteers

• Staff of current (or former) RSVP volunteer stations

• Representatives of other community organizations

• Providers of services related to the community needs addressed by the RSVP project

• Students, particularly in relevant fields like aging studies/gerontology, social work, public administration, marketing, communications, etc.

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