Our Board of Directors
The ACL's Board of Directors comprises up to 15 volunteers, including self advocates, and a number of family members of adults and children with IDD. They review the organization's activities, oversee financials, review expenditures, and prepare for future needs. Our Board oversees our alignment with The Arc US and ensures our continued focus is on fulfilling our mission. There are several active board committees each year, and each board member participates on a committee. Board members participate in an annual retreat and 100% of the board makes a financial contribution to the agency. Our Board terms are three years with a two-term limit. The Executive Director oversees all operations and reports to the board monthly. Read Board Member testimonials here.
Board Executive Committee
Ben Rhodes, Co-President brhodes@aclboulder.org
Diane Malone, Co-President dmalone@aclboulder.org
Doris Franco, Vice President dfranco@aclboulder.org
Becky Toliver, Secretary btoliver@aclboulder.org
Mario Sanchez, Treasurer msanchez@aclboulder.org
Board Members
Elena Ciaravino eciaravino@aclboulder.org
Jennifer Ochs jochs@aclboulder.org
Karen Zeid kzeid@aclboulder.org
Kim Decker kdecker@aclboulder.org
Lindsey Anderson landerson@aclboulder.org
Patti Micklin pmicklin@aclboulder.org
Robert Enderson renderson@aclboulder.org
Teri Reindel treindel@aclboulder.org
Join the ACL Board of Directors
Our Board begins recruitment in the last half of each year. If you're interested in becoming an ACL Board Member or would like to nominate another person for 2023, please email Ailsa Wonnacott, ACL Executive Director.
ACL Board Committees
ACL members do not need to be elected to the Board of Directors in order to volunteer for a committee. If you have an area of interest and expertise and you would like to express interest in joining an ACL committee, please contact Ailsa Wonnacott, ACL Executive Director, at awonnacott@aclboulder.org
financial Statements
We are a federally tax-exempt organization and must file with the IRS each year. This allows the IRS and the general public to evaluate our operations; it includes information on our mission, programs, and finances.