Get to know us
Randolph United Council is a nonprofit organization that was formed in the community of Randolph, a small unincorporated community in Pinal County. Although Randolph is a historically black community, we’re rich in culture because of the Native Americans and Hispanics that worked and live with us.
We are the descendants and the voice of the people who made Randolph a community, but more importantly a family. Our goal is to take the land our ancestors gave us, to preserve, rebuild and improve our quality of life. Education is a critical component that will help to instill a sense of pride and provide advancement opportunities. This will assist to protect our History, People and Community of Randolph.
We envision a thriving community of people working together to revitalize homes, create economic development and become a safe, sustainable community. Then once again, the residents can be proud of the community in which they reside.
We are the descendants and the voice of the people who made Randolph a community, but more importantly a family. Our goal is to take the land our ancestors gave us, to preserve, rebuild and improve our quality of life. Education is a critical component that will help to instill a sense of pride and provide advancement opportunities. This will assist to protect our History, People and Community of Randolph.
We envision a thriving community of people working together to revitalize homes, create economic development and become a safe, sustainable community. Then once again, the residents can be proud of the community in which they reside.
RUC Seeking Board Members
Randolph United Council is seeking individuals to apply for the following positions:
President - Vice President - Treasurer - Secretary & Council Member (3 positions)
Individuals interested in serving in any of the positions are encouraged to apply. If you're interested in applying for more than one position, please indicate as such. Individuals are strongly encouraged to attend the Community Meeting in May or contact a Council member with any questions. Application Deadline: May 17, 2025
Board Election Process
The Randolph United Council, according to the Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws of the organization, will conduct board elections as such.
Process
Qualifications
President - Vice President - Treasurer - Secretary & Council Member (3 positions)
Individuals interested in serving in any of the positions are encouraged to apply. If you're interested in applying for more than one position, please indicate as such. Individuals are strongly encouraged to attend the Community Meeting in May or contact a Council member with any questions. Application Deadline: May 17, 2025
Board Election Process
The Randolph United Council, according to the Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws of the organization, will conduct board elections as such.
Process
- The Governance Committee: Which will be made up of the Initial Directors stated in the Articles of Incorporation filed with the State of Arizona.
- Must fill out and return a Petition for Board Membership Form.
- The Governance Committee will review all Petitions for Membership Forms and forward them to the current board members.
- The current board members will review them and decide if they want to interview the applicant or not.
- All applications will be separated into positions applied for (example)all applicants applying for Board President will be in one pile, and applicants applying for Secretary will be in another pile.
- The current board will have one vote per applicant for the position applied for.
- The current board must have a quorum to vote.
- The majority of votes win.
Qualifications
- Must be 18 years old or older to apply.
- Must be a U.S. Citizen.
- Must be able to attend in person meetings.
- Must be able to volunteer for community service.
- Must fill out and return a Petition of Board Membership Form.
- Need not be a resident of Arizona.
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