TCTA Volunteer Committees
The Business of TCTA is overseen by the elected Board of Directors. However, TCTA is a member-lead organization, and therefore relies upon Member-Volunteer
Committees to keep track of and perform many of the vital tasks that keep TCTA functioning and thriving.
There are two types of Committees that Volunteers may ask to be a part of which are organized to do the Business of TCTA. Each type of Committee serves a particular area of need for TCTA. Current Committees are as follows;
1. Ad Hoc Committees:
Ad Hoc Committees are appointed from time to time as needed for specific
projects or concerns. Ad Hoc committees shall be dissolved when the assigned
project is completed. Examples of Ad Hoc Committees are:
a. TCTA Gala Committee.
b. Golden Apples Committee.
c. Christmas Decorating Committee.
d. Election Committee.
2. Standing Committees:
Standing committees meet for the duration of the Season, September through
August, except as noted below. These Committees may contain the same
Members from year to year due to the nature of their tasks. However, all Standing
Committees will undergo a review by the Board of Directors annually.
a. Membership Committee. The Membership Committee is responsible for
Promoting Membership in TCTA and for maintaining the Membership Records. The
Membership Committee shall also be responsible for providing to the Secretary of
the Board a list of persons eligible to vote at each Annual Meeting and Election of
Officers in August of each year, as well as Current Membership Lists for inclusion
in each of the Production Playbills, and on the TCTA Website.
b. Finance Committee. The Finance Committee shall serve in an advisory capacity
to the Treasurer, on both bookkeeping and tax issues. The committee shall also
be responsible for an annual review of TCTA’s bookkeeping and tax status. The
Finance Committee should consist of both TCTA members and non-members;
however, no Board Members are to serve on this Committee.
c. Fundraising Committee. The fundraising committee will serve as the principle
agent for seeking grants, major gifts and other sources of revenue outside of
TCTA’s regular revenue stream of ticket sales, memberships and advertising sales.
d. Production Committee. TCTA Season Productions are selected by a non-Board
Membership body. The Production Selection Committee is responsible for
creating the Season for TCTA each year.
* See: Production Selection Committee Policy.
e. Promotion Committee. The Promotion Committee will be responsible for
publicizing each show during the year. They may also be called upon to promote
classes and workshops, special events, general TCTA updates and to keep TCTA in
the Community eye by regularly creating articles for the local news media.
* See: Promotion Committee Policy.
Any Member of TCTA in good standing may request to become a member of any
of the above Committees. Appointments to Committees are made by the Board
of Directors. Most Committees have Chairpersons, but like the Board of
Directors, there is no hierarchy to the Committees. Each member is expected to
act as an equal collaborator within the group to achieve set goals and tasks.
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