Recreation Development Working Group
Sports and Leagues have gone hand in hand for decades- and that relationship has evolved throughout that time. The 2021 Tripartite Agreement broadened the definition of recreation and this group has been established to advise the EFCL board to identify and develop new recreational opportunities for Community Leagues. The EFCL has recently signed an MOU with Sport Edmonton to increase the opportunities for recreation across the city for kids under age of 10.
We are looking for five members of Community League boards from a variety of Leagues across the City to help build relationships and create opportunities for increased recreation options for Leagues.
Membership Engagement Working Group
The EFCL Board has heard League concerns about growing membership and turning those members into committed volunteers. This group will lend their knowledge and experience to help enable the EFCL to support Leagues in increasing membership and engaging and mobilizing those members to volunteer for the League.
We are looking for up to four Community League board members from a variety of Community Leagues across the City. We are looking for both experienced and board members new to the role.
Community League Code of Conduct Administration Committee
The EFCL administered the Community League Code of Conduct on behalf of all Leagues. The committee, made up of the EFCL Executive Committee and 3 Community League board members review reported breaches of the Code to determine what actions, if any, the League needs to undertake in order to come back in line with the Code. The Committee makes recommendations to the EFCL Board.
We are looking for 2 Community League board members in a variety of roles.