As new FSC Coordinators, we need new posters, info sheets, etc for our bulletin boards!

Wiseone

We are the Wiseʻs at the Makakilo Stake FSC and want to update our posters on the bulletin boards. Who can send, sell suggest new updates? Thank you

Áine Ní Donnghaile

https://community.familysearch.org/en/group/76-familysearch-center-support-for-coordinators-and-staff

Wiseone

Thank you Aine for your help, I am progressing. Ron Wise

sc woz

@ronaldgarywise1

Good morning; The FamilySearch centers are usually assigned a Stake level coordinator to help you in any transitions to your new position. I would suggest the following if possible:

1. Contact the Stake High Councilor over your FamilySearch center. They will be able to explain your duties and where your budget comes from if any.
2. Meet with the previous individuals who had responsibility over the FamilySearch center, and if they are not available there is probably one or two others who held the position before you and try to have them pass along any information that may help you in setting up your FamilySearch center.
3. Contact your local authority over the FamilySearch center (Bishop, EQ or RS president) and find out if they have a local budget that will assist you in getting supplies. You can order supplies from the online Catalogs. BYU Print and Mail allow you to order approved FamilySearch and family history materials for the center. Use the materials for outreach purposes. Available items include fliers, contact cards, and information cards about the center. The Church's Online Store has My Family booklets and other family history resources.
4. Go to the FamilySearch Community. Join the following groups:
   Temple & Family History Consultants, FamilySearch Center Support for Coordinators and Staff

Ken Richins - NA FSCS Specialty Lead

Your local Facilities Manager will work with your Stake President to furnish the FamilySearch Center with approved materials and furnishings.