Financial Assistance program in 2015 to provide emergency financial aid to individuals in need during breast cancer treatment. Funds provide help with non-medical expenses, such as food, transportation, rent and utility payments. In 2020, Pink Aid expanded its Emergency Financial Assistance program beyond its chapters in Connecticut and Long Island, to provide nationwide financial assistance.
Pink Aid also provides annual grants to local Connecticut and Long Island nonprofits that provide support to individuals and families that are underserved and currently undergoing breast cancer treatment or need compassionate care assistance. Position: Pink Aid seeks a dynamic, motivated, and entrepreneurial
leader, whose primary focus is on national fundraising, to be their next Executive Director. Reporting to Pink Aid’s Co-presidents and Board of Directors, the Executive Director will work to establish annual and long-range goals, secure national funding, cultivate donor relationships, and implement strategies and policies to foster the growth and quality of the organization.
The Executive Director will be responsible for the management and direction of all aspects of day-to-day operations, including the supervision of staff and volunteers, development of management systems and procedures, fiscal responsibility, and the evaluation and improvement of all resources. Building a national donor
base and network will be a top priority for this role as Pink Aid works toward its goals of expanding its impact and increasing support to women across the country.
The Executive Director will be experienced in fundraising strategies and implementation, long-term strategic planning, and have proven success in securing significant funding through corporate sponsorships, foundations, fundraising events, annual campaigns, and major individual donors. The ideal candidate will be a visionary who believes in supporting underserved women and their families during breast cancer treatment. They must be enthusiastic about serving as the face and voice of the organization to successfully engage and motivate stakeholders.
Excellent interpersonal skills are critical to this role. The Executive Director will work closely with the Board and staff in a transparent, honest fashion that promotes inclusiveness, cooperation, and teamwork. They must be a relentless optimist and motivational leader who will confidently guide Pink Aid into its next period of expansion. They will work to create consistency and cohesion with the Board, Founders, Co-presidents, and staff to ensure alignment to a single vision and strategic plan. In addition, the Executive Director will be bright, diplomatic, analytical, creative, of the highest integrity, and possess sound judgment as well as a sense of humor, humility, and compassion.
Responsibilities: Develop and implement a strategic plan that will advance the organization’s mission and expand Pink Aid’s national footprint; sustain and increase revenue, efficiency, and growth; ensure that the goals established in the annual and long-range strategic plans are accomplished. In collaboration with the Board and Presidents, lead the organization in all fundraising activities; cultivate and maintain relationships with major individual donors; build and maintain foundation and corporate support; oversee all fundraising events; oversee grant schedule and grant writing; create proposals and presentation materials for stakeholders; ensure deadlines are met and new funding opportunities are identified; backss and communicate outcomes to donors and foundations.
Oversee the grants program; work with volunteer groups that are involved in the review process and granting of funds. Promote the organization by serving as the chief spokesperson for Pink Aid; build and maintain essential community partnerships and donor relationships.
Direct and maintain communications at the Board level and to the community both within CT and Long Island and nationally. Oversee marketing initiatives, including newsletters, mailings, event materials, website, and social media; maintain consistency of messaging across all platforms. Prioritize regular evaluation of the impact of the organization and its resources. Update, enhance, and implement Pink Aid’s policies, systems, and procedures to improve the overall operations and effectiveness of the organization. Delegate responsibilities and assure accountability; actively seek feedback from staff, Board members, and key stakeholders to promote development as a leader.
Work to ensure timely and accurate creation, management, and analyses of budgets, expenditure reports, and operational data; engage the Board in its governance and fundraising goals by communicating opportunities, strategic choices, and the status of internal and external issues affecting the organization. Work with the Board to cultivate a strong pipeline of new and diverse members; create a strategic plan for developing a national Board; provide resources that will enable all members to serve as brand ambassadors for the organization.
Develop part-time staff members to promote autonomy in a positive and supportive work environment; meet regularly with staff to champion a culture of collaboration and open communication. Establish and maintain an environment that attracts, motivates, and retains highly qualified volunteers and staff members. Qualifications: Minimum of ten years senior level experience in the nonprofit sector and/or equivalent business experience, with at least seven years in a senior management position and preferably with at least several years of nonprofit experience.
History of success in identifying, securing, and increasing funding/revenue sources, preferably on a national level; demonstrated ability to attract and sustain philanthropic funding; proven success in event planning, donor management, solicitation of major gifts, and grant writing. Passion, optimism, integrity, mission-driven commitment, and self-direction, as well as a strong commitment to serving women and families in treatment for breast cancer. Strong financial and business acumen, including an understanding of operations, technology, and strategic marketing; experience in creating and managing budgets.
Ability to develop financial plans, analyze and interpret financial data, and manage resources. Demonstrated strong organizational skills; able to balance multiple priorities and meet deadlines; self-motivated and proactive. Professional oral and written communication skills, including experience speaking publicly in diverse forums. Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to inspire trust, communicate objectives, and motivate staff, Board, donors, and partners. Entrepreneurial spirit, including the ability to seek out creative approaches to fundraising and marketing strategies.
Ability to manage and oversee large volunteer workforce. Demonstrated experience in leading organizational expansion. Ability to work outside of standard hours as needed. Proficiency in the use of Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, Power Point and Outlook required. Experience with Quick-books, Donor Perfect (or other donor database systems), Constant Contact and Word Press preferred. Bachelor’s degree required; advanced degree preferred. Pink Aid has offices in Westport, CT, and Huntington, Long Island, NY, but this role can be flexible with remote work opportunities. Salary is expected to be in the $150K to $175K range.
All positions at Pink Aid are filled without regard to race, color, religion, interaction, national origin, age, interactionual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, HIV/AIDS status, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. All are encouraged to apply. For more information about Pink Aid, please visit their website at Westport
account (FSA), short- and long-term disability, a 403(b) plan, an employee assistance program, a future mom's program, and life insurance. Are you passionate about education? Do you want the opportunity to build a successful career in social work? Would you like to join a respected human services nonprofit that's passionate about serving its community?
If this sounds like the right opportunity in social work education for you, apply today to join our nonprofit! A DAY IN THE LIFE OF AN ALTERNATIVE ENGAGEMENT COORDINATOR / YOUTH SPECIALIST As an Alternative Engagement Coordinator and Youth Specialist in human services, you're responsible for referring our Youth Pathways members to alternative
opportunities based on their interests, skills, and backssment outcomes. You develop and maintain relationships with our Alternative Engagement providers to ensure the successful enrollment and completion of our Youth Pathway members.
Maintaining a friendly and positive attitude, you discuss alternative engagement opportunities with program members and make appropriate referrals. You also conduct follow up with members, ensuring they attend their first appointment and successfully enroll in the program. In addition, you maintain consistent and ongoing communication with providers to make sure members are progressing as well as identify any potential challenges that may interfere with
program completion. In collaboration with our service coordinators, you share updates on member progress and keep them informed on any issues that need to be addressed.
You continuously update our list of Alternative Engagement providers and facilitate information sessions for members on various opportunities. As needed, you visit provider sites and coordinate presentations with our partners. You also update and maintain our education and training report for submission to our funder. Your hard work positively impacts our members in a big way, and it brings you great satisfaction to know you serve in such an important role with our nonprofit! QUALIFICATIONS FOR AN ALTERNATIVE ENGAGEMENT COORDINATOR / YOUTH SPECIALIST Bachelor's degree in human services, social work, or education OR comparable work experience Experience or a demonstrated desire to work with the economically disadvantaged, homeless, or public assistance recipient populations Bilingual in English and Spanish is preferred, but multiple factors will be taken into consideration.
Do you have excellent verbal and written communication skills? Can you effectively prioritize tasks while meeting tight deadlines? Do you excel in a team environment? Are you highly organized and detail-oriented?
Can you handle confidential information with discretion? If yes, you might just be perfect for this education position with our human services nonprofit! ABOUT FEDCAP, INC. Launched as part of The Fedcap Group in 2018, Fedcap, Inc. offers a wide array of programs and services to help individuals achieve success in education and employment to become self-sufficient adults. Our specific focus areas include case management, work readiness, vocational or employer-based training, job placement, and post-placement support. We provide a broad range of services to thousands of individuals across a growing footprint, helping them achieve economic and social well-being.
We are committed to making sustainable, high-outcome, and life-changing differences for the individuals and families we serve. Our services are only as effective as the quality of the people who make up our team. To achieve our mission, we strive to attract and retain talented and committed staff who believe in our cause. This is why we provide competitive compensation, great benefits, and plenty of opportunities for personal and professional growth. WORK SCHEDULE FOR AN ALTERNATIVE ENGAGEMENT COORDINATOR / YOUTH SPECIALIST This full-time social work position with our nonprofit works during the day.
ARE YOU READY TO JOIN OUR HUMAN SERVICES TEAM? If you feel that you would be right for this social work job, please fill out our initial 3-minute, mobile-friendly application. We look forward to meeting you! Location: 10455 Job Posted by Applicant Pro
of Neighborhood House as evidenced by compliance with all agency policies and procedures. Provide leadership and positive interaction with others as evidenced by: professional maturity, respect for others, a team-centered approach, maintenance of confidential information, and an appreciation of a multicultural workplace.
Exhibits effective communication skills internally and externally including proper use of agency communication systems. Exhibits sound stewardship by effectively managing financial resources, information resources, and physical resources to achieve the objectives of Neighborhood House. Performs job duties (serves) in a way that supports Neighborhood House values. Essential
Functions Develops leadership skills in young people by giving them responsibilities and holding them accountable. Maintains proper documentation of activities, behavior logs, attendance, program plans, reports, and other documents as required for Youth Leaders.
Provides youth with a positive role model. Ensures program area is clean and organized during and after use. (Follows checklist provided. ) Actively demonstrates enthusiasm for accomplishing Neighborhood House program goals, assisting in program development, and objectively reviewing the program for possible improvements. Maintains building security and upholds member confidentiality as applicable. Participates in meetings and
trainings as assigned. Youth Leaders may be assigned primarily to a specialized role within the youth program.
Youth Leaders must be able and willing to fill in for all roles within the program as necessary. Other duties may be assigned by the Director of Youth Development. Qualifications High School Diploma required. Some college preferred. Prior experience in youth programming is strongly preferred. Strong team skills and an ability to work in a fast-paced environment. Good writing, verbal communication, and computer skills. Ability to transport youth in agency vehicle preferred. (Must have a valid driver's license and be 21 years of age. ) Flexible schedule and ability to adjust to programming changes as needed.
Must be comfortable and open to working in a culturally and economically diverse environment. Ability to maintain control and order in a fast-paced environment.
insurance premiums for all full time employees, PTO and paid company holidays, 403b retirement, EAP, and year-round employee wellness and appreciation initiatives. Position Summary: The Grant Writer II and Donor Relations Manager is responsible for taking leadership on several department initiatives, in three primary categories: 1) grant writing, 2) grant/funder management, and 3) donor management.
This position also supports other administrative tasks and functions related to the Communications and Development department of Directions for Living (DFL). This position requires a high level of independent judgment in reviewing and evaluating possible sources of funds and managing funder
relationships before, during, and after a proposal is submitted. This position is responsible for improving proposal-writing results by evaluating and designing processes, approach, coordination, and boilerplate language to ensure alignment with DFL's strategic plan and in partnership with DFL's Leadership Team.
There is a high level of responsibility for meeting communicated goals, which directly impact the financial status of the business. This position exercises discretion in decision-making on a daily basis to select, prepare, and coordinate grants and donor management. This position requires minimal supervision. Directions for Living is an essential services provider. All Directions
for Living employees must be willing and able to provide vital support and essential services to the people that we serve in the event of an emergency, pandemic or other disaster situation.
EDUCATION EXPERIENCE/REQUIREMENTS: Master's degree in Fundraising, Marketing, Communications, or English, or other closely related field, or a Bachelor's degree in any of the identified fields with 3 - 5 years' proven grant writing experience. EOE/ADA/DFW Smoke Free Campus IND123
child abuse and neglect in the Ozarks and strengthen and empower families. We rely heavily on the dedication and compassion of volunteers to fulfill our mission. Job Summary: The Volunteer Coordinator plays a vital role in ensuring the success of Isabel's House by recruiting, engaging, and supporting our volunteer workforce.
You will be responsible for developing and implementing effective volunteer recruitment strategies, managing a diverse group of volunteer s in onboarding and training, overseeing volunteer assignments, be ing the Development contact within the House, and fostering a positive and rewarding volunteer experience. Responsibilities: Recruitment: Develop and implement volunteer
recruitment strategies, targeting a variety of potential volunteer sources. Conduct volunteer interviews , background checks/ screenings, adhering to organizational policies and legal requirements.
Maintain accurate volunteer records and track recruitment progress. Onboarding and Training: Create and deliver comprehensive onboarding training programs for new volunteers, covering organizational mission, policies, and procedures. Provide ongoing training opportunities to help volunteers develop their skills and knowledge. Develop and maintain volunteer manuals and resources in congruence with Director of Development. Volunteer Assignments and Engagement: Match volunteers with appropriate
opportunities based on their skills, interests, and availability.
Schedule volunteer shifts and track volunteer hours. Provide ongoing support and supervision to volunteers throughout their service. Develop and maintain effective communication channels with volunteers, keeping them informed and engaged. Organize volunteer appreciation events and activities to foster a sense of community and belonging in congruence with Director of Development. Evaluation and Improvement: Regularly backss volunteer satisfaction and program effectiveness through surveys and feedback mechanisms. Identify opportunities for improvement in the volunteer program and implement changes to enhance its impact.
Maintain and update volunteer program policies and procedures in congruence with Director of Development. Stay informed about best practices in volunteer management and implement innovative strategies to enhance the volunteer experience. Management of Isabel's House Junior Board (Volunteer Youth Program) Other Development/Volunteer duties as needed Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Human Resources , Social Work, Communication or a related field preferred. Minimum of 2 years of experience in volunteer coordination or a related field preferred. Strong organizational and planning skills.
Excellent communication, interpersonal, and presentation skills. Ability to build relationships and collaborate effectively with diverse stakeholders. Proficiency in Microsoft Office and volunteer management software. Passion for child abuse and neglect prevention and a commitment to working with vulnerable populations. Experience working with sensitive topics and discretion required. Benefits: Competitive salary and benefits package. Opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of children and families. Work in a supportive and collaborative environment. Gain valuable experience in the nonprofit sector.
is to create a just, healthy environment and sustainable future for all Iowans. Through education, advocacy, and coalition building, we raise awareness, generate action, and create large-scale change on federal, state, and local public policy issues. We envision a state that is a leader in addressing climate change and environmental justice, and in creating resilient communities that embody Iowans' shared values of respect for all people and the environment.
IEC is a strong organization that is well-positioned for continued success in the years to come. The Board and internal team are passionate, steadfast, and aligned in their path forward. Like many environmental organizations, IEC
is also in a moment of significant opportunity and evolution as threats from climate change and historic federal investments impact the policy landscape and its work.
For more information, visit the IEC website at IAEnvironment. org. Position Summary The IEC Board is seeking a person with outstanding leadership skills to become its new Executive Director. This strategic, creative, and insightful Executive Director will help ensure the organization continues to thrive in accomplishing our bold vision for the future and in setting a mutually supportive and energizing organizational culture. The Executive Director is responsible for the overall leadership, strategy, and operation of the
organization. These responsibilities include managing a complex budget of approximately $1.5M in annual operations; leading a team of thirteen current staff, including six direct reports; playing a key role in fund development planning and implementation; developing and sustaining relationships with donors, business owners, and lawmakers; and maintaining a strong relationship with the Board of Directors.
Specific responsibilities and qualifications are summarized below. Responsibilities Organizational Management and Operations Lead staff to put strategic thinking into action and achieve organizational goals, with regular internal and external communications Manage a high-performing, collegial, engaged staff team while maintaining an inclusive, outcomes-focused culture Be accountable for the success and impact of all IEC programs, including fundraising, advocacy, coalition-building, marketing, and education Oversee all financial matters of the Council, including yearly audits, budget development, grants, monthly financial reporting, employee benefits package, and payroll Ensure financial stability and sustainability of the organization In collaboration with the IEC Audit Committee, engage in best practices for organizational insurance, risk management, and equity-based internal policies Help staff secure resources and funding to implement organizational and programmatic strategic plan initiatives With Fundraising and Development Director, develop and implement a fund development plan that includes opportunities to increase unrestricted funding Board Management Develop and manage a diverse, engaged nonprofit Board aligned with IEC’s mission Communicate in a consistent, transparent way with the IEC board on strategic considerations, operational improvements, and other matters that advance the mission of the organization Assist the IEC Board to develop and operationalize strategic plans Recruit new active, engaged board members and ensure they have a solid understanding of the organization’s mission and programs Relationships, Partnerships, and Communications Publicly convey the organization’s message with the support of an expert, engaged staff Build relationships with partner organizations, supporters, businesses, and environmental agencies Maintain relationships with existing funders, including individuals, private foundations, and government agencies Cultivate relationships with new supporters, paying particular attention to engaging new major donors Connect the organization and staff with community partners that help advance the impact and strategic goals of the organization Professional Qualifications & Personal Characteristics Passion for the mission of IEC to create a just, healthy environment and sustainable future for all Iowans Minimum five years related management experience with demonstrated organizational, operational, and supervisory success, preferably within the non-profit sector Experience in cultivating donor relationships, grant management, and fundraising Ability to develop and nurture partnerships with diverse groups, including business and industry, toward common goals Exceptional interpersonal skills, including the ability to listen well, build trust, model healthy conflict resolution, and work effectively with and value differences of diverse groups of individuals An undergraduate degree is required, advanced degree is preferred; work experience may substitute Demonstrated commitment to justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion High level of strategic and financial management experience Excellent written and verbal communication skills Location & Compensation The Executive Director will be based in Des Moines, Iowa.
Occasional travel up to 10-15 percent of work time will be required. Starting salary ranges from $100,000-110,000 and will be commensurate with experience. Benefits include: Health and dental insurance Life and long-term disability insurance SIMPLE IRA Flex Account Paid vacation and sick leave Paid holidays Paid office parking Flexible office hours Relocation assistance negotiable Non-Discrimination The Iowa Environmental Council is an Equal Opportunity Employer dedicated to building a culturally diverse and pluralistic community engaged with working in a multicultural environment, and strongly encourages applications from all qualified applicants.
Candidates must demonstrate the ability to provide assistance and to work with people and groups from diverse socioeconomic, cultural, interactionual orientation, disability and/or ethnic backgrounds.
Background: In 1982, an emergency shelter opened its doors in the basement of the First Congregational Church in Stamford. Under the sponsorship of The Council of Churches and Synagogues, the shelter was able to serve up to 60 people a night. In July of 1985, the “Shelter for the Homeless” was formed as an independent nonprofit service agency operating under the guidance of a Board of Directors.
In 1988, the agency raised over two-million dollars to purchase and renovate the building at 597 Pacific Street, ultimately leading to a change in name to “Pacific House. ” Since that time, the agency has evolved to provide health related and functional services to the men and young adults who
stay at the shelter. It then expanded its services by purchasing or building 13 residential buildings in Stamford and Norwalk, CT to provide safe, affordable and supportive housing for people struggling with homelessness.
Currently, Pacific House has annual revenues of $7.5M, $24M in assets, and a staff of 45 people. It works with numerous other agencies in Fairfield County to provide a “Continum of Care” to its residents. It serves up to 90 men and young adults in the shelter and provides housing for an additional 130 people in its residential buildings. Position: Pacific House seeks a motivated and entrepreneurial leader to work with the Board and staff as they embark on a significant
expansion plan to double the permenant housing capacity of the organization.
This expansion will require expertise in permanent supportive housing, fund development, strategic planning, and organizational expertise, as well as confidence in decision making in relation to capital projects and capacity building. Reporting to the Board of Directors, the Executive Director will be responsible for the leadership of and direction of all aspects of day-to-day operations, including the supervision of staff and volunteers, development of management systems and procedures, fiscal responsibility, and the evaluation and improvement of resources. This seasoned leader will be able to capitalize on the past successes of Pacific House by developing and implementing a successful fundraising plan to help expand services and resources.
They will be highly visible in the community and adept at establishing and maintaining relationships and partnerships, especially with other human services organizations. The ideal candidate will be a resourceful leader with experience building, supporting, and developing teams. The candidate must be able to manage people effectively and be an agent for positive cultural change. They will have a deep commitment to serving the mission of ending homelessness through housing development and supportive services—ideally possessing experience in the housing sector to implement plans to expand the number of supportive housing units.
Excellent communication skills and decisiveness are critical to this role, as is the ability to work closely with the Board and staff in a transparent, honest fashion with frequent and robust reporting. The Executive Director must be enthusiastic about serving as the face and voice of the organization to successfully engage and motivate stakeholders. In addition, the Executive Director will be diplomatic, analytical, compassionate, of the highest integrity, and possess sound judgment.
Responsibilities: Oversee day-to-day operations of Pacific House; maintain high-quality services; ensure compliance; and provide a safe, respectful, and welcoming environment for both staff and clients. Together with the Board, communicate and sustain a clear vision, mission and strategy for the organization that covers overall programmatic, financial and operational systems, processes and practices. Evaluate and address issues that affect the organization with agility, open-mindedness, and a commitment to meeting the needs of the community and staff.
Identify and implement staffing changes and requirements to create an efficient, positive, and supportive work environment; attract and retain quality staff members; meet regularly with staff to champion a culture of collaboration and open communication. Create and implement a strong fundraising plan, including support and planning of events; build and maintain relationships with donors – individual, foundation and corporate – and create new avenues of fundraising in collaboration with the development team; work closely with external consultants and partners to secure funding for current programs, as well as funding to continue to expand housing resources.
Cultivate a strong working relationship with the Board and staff based on trust, confidence, and transparency. Develop and update internal policies, procedures, and protocols, including those related to human resources, data management and reporting, and direct services. Oversee the management of annual budgets and quarterly financial reports; set long- and short-term financial objectives that will facilitate growth. Oversee all marketing and public relations activities, including social media, effectively communicating the policy positions, mission, and work of the organization.
Comply with local, state, and national regulations, as well as those of major non-governmental funders. Establish relationships with the appropriate state officials and financial institutions. Participate in external events to increase visibility, credibility, and market brand; develop strategic partnerships to further increase community awareness and expand programs. Keep up to date on programmatic trends and community needs in order to propose and implement innovative changes in services. Qualifications: Minimum of ten years senior level experience in the nonprofit and/or equivalent business experience, preferably with at least several years of nonprofit experience.
High emotional intelligence and an open leadership style; strong interpersonal skills with an ability to inspire trust, clearly communicate objectives, and motivate staff. Experienced fundraiser, including managing grants, overseeing events, managing restricted project funds, and ensuring overall accountability to donors. Solid experience working with and supporting a Board of directors, including Board development and management.
Relationship builder with the know-how to cultivate and maintain partnerships with diverse stakeholders in the community, including current/prospective funders. Strong organizational skills with the ability to multi-task effectively, as well as address and solve problems or issues as they arise. Exceptional oral and written communications abilities. Experience working with and respect for culturally diverse stakeholders. Experience with housing development and proven success securing funding for significant development projects. Experience in public relations and marketing. An entrepreneurial spirit and strategic growth mindset, comfortable with and capable of driving meaningful change; experience with change management preferred; innovative approach to business planning.
Deep, personal commitment to the mission and vision of Pacific House. Bachelor’s Degree (or equivalent) in business, human resources, or finance required, with additional social services education preferred. Compensation: The salary for this position will be commensurate with the experience required for the role. This position would be on-site in Stamford, CT with remote working as an exception. For more information on Pacific House, please visit their website at: www.
pacifichouse. org All positions at Pacific House are filled without regard to race, color, religion, interaction, national origin, age, interactionual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, HIV/AIDS status, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. All are encouraged to apply.
the authorization to work in the United States. Generous Benefits: 100% employer-paid medical and dental insurance for employees & dependents, 3% employer-matched retirement plan, 12 vacation days, 10 sick days, and 10 holidays, hybrid work schedule utilized temporarily.
About Us: Join the largest American Muslim civil rights organization at the frontlines in protecting the rights of free speech, freely practicing one's faith, pursuing employment opportunities without harassment, and living as an active and engaged American without reprisal. The Council on American-Islamic Relations, California (CAIR-CA) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) grassroots civil rights and advocacy group. We recognize
that our employees are passionate and talented and are our most valuable resource. With an important vision to be a leading advocate for justice and mutual understanding, our diverse workforce stands together to demonstrate our values for everyone who joins the efforts.
Position Summary: Position Summary: CAIR-SD is seeking a dynamic and experienced individual to join our team as a Community Organizer. This position will work to build a network of organizations and leaders to take action on local issues of community concern in San Diego County. CAIR-SD community organizers also act as ambassadors of our programs and services to the broader community within their assigned geographic region.
RESPONSIBILITIES: Community Organizing Duties: Duties will be centered on building out a network of organizations and leaders to take action on local issues of community concern.
Relationship building: Set up and conduct relational meetings with Muslim community leaders and other important stakeholders. Recruitment and development: Identify and develop community leaders, partners, and members to strengthen the Muslim community's grassroots power. Political Education: Educate grassroots leaders and members on power-building, legislative and electoral policy, campaign development and evaluation, and other tools needed for a successful issue campaign. Lead Direct Actions: Utilize pledge cards, surveys, action alerts, and other tools to further campaign goals.
This includes turning out large numbers to galvanize public officials and other escalation tactics. Inter-department collaboration to develop issue campaigns: Work closely with the other teams to create base-building and political organizing strategies to reach political/policy outcomes in specific issues (i. e. immigration, economic, social, and racial justice policies). Develop and advance advocacy partnerships: Develop strategic partnerships with allies, coalition partners, and funders to advance political priorities.
Represent CAIR-SD in coalition meetings and work collaboratively on joint efforts with community organizations and coalition partners. Manage reporting on grant deliverables and ensure accountability. This includes helping write memos and reports based on the program work. Outreach duties: CAIR-SD community organizers are ambassadors of our programs and services to the broader community within their assigned geographic region. Community outreach & education: Work with CAIR-SD's various departments to coordinate and publicize workshops, teach-ins, and trainings that will empower the Muslim community.
These include, but are not limited to, Know Your Rights presentations on various legal rights, policy training, immigration services, etc. Develop and strengthen relationships with volunteers: Identify and recruit potential volunteers for CAIR-SD's various departments, programs, and services. Match volunteers and interns with CAIR-SD's work based on their interests and maintain relationships within your region. Friday and event outreach: Attend Friday prayers and other weekend or community events in and beyond your assigned geographic region and mobilize congregants around ongoing campaigns, services, and initiatives (past examples include GOTV, census mobilization, calls to action, etc.
) QUALIFICATIONS: At least one years of nonprofit or similar experience in engagement with the Muslim community Previous community organizing experience is preferred. Experience with base-building, volunteer recruitment, and leadership development in diverse communities. Familiarity with and experience working with the American Muslim community. Experience with strategizing and campaigns. Passion for CAIR-SD's mission and values. Growth mindset and ability to receive constructive feedback.
Self-starting with an entrepreneurial spirit. Excellent personal accountability and follow-through. Can meet deadlines and manage multiple tasks in a fast-paced work environment. Willingness and flexibility to change job requirements as the team grows. A valid automobile driver's license and working vehicle are required; this position will involve extensive travel throughout San Diego. Must be able to accommodate a variable work schedule, including nights and weekends. TO APPLY: Submit a cover letter, updated resume writing sample, and three references. Equal Employment Opportunity: CAIR-CA is passionately committed to Equal Employment Opportunity and to compliance with all Federal, State, and local laws that prohibit employment discrimination based on age, race, color, gender, religion, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, and other protected classifications.
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can also get great benefits such as health, dental, vision, a health savings account (HSA), life insurance, an employer-paid short-term disability, a 403(b) retirement plan with up to 5% company match, an employee assistance program, paid time off (PTO), paid holidays, paid parental leave, lunches, employee appreciation, annual retreats, and continuing education.
ARE YOU A GOOD FIT FOR THIS JOB? This position has multiple shifts available, depending on the specific vacancy. Day, evening, and night shifts are available. As a Youth Care Worker, you play a vital role on our frontlines. Under the guidance of your supervisor, you will be responsible for implementing daily therapeutic programming
that promotes independence among the youth we serve. You'll serve as a mentor, teaching and exemplifying healthy life skills, social skills, and coping mechanisms.
Whether through educational activities or recreational fun, you'll facilitate engaging experiences that promote learning and enjoyment. Drawing upon your training in our CARE practice model and the Therapeutic Crisis Intervention (TCI) system, you'll create a safe, positive, and therapeutic environment. Understanding the trauma histories and triggers of each individual, you'll develop the ability to anticipate crises and utilize de-escalation techniques. The safety and well-being of our residents, both physically and emotionally,
will always be your top priority. Working with youth in such a constructive environment is incredibly rewarding, and we can't wait for you to join our team!
If you can do this and meet the following requirements, you might be a perfect fit! 21 years of age or older High school diploma or equivalent Ability and willingness to learn the CARE practice model and TCI system as well as apply their principles Love for mentoring youth A bachelor's degree in human services and related experience is preferred but not required. ABOUT US We are a faith-based organization, founded upon the social justice heritage of the United Church of Christ. Since our founding in 1895, we have grown to be one of Southern Illinois' leaders in providing emotional and mental health services for every stage of youth and family development.
Our mission is to enable all people, young and old alike, to realize the wholeness of life that God intends. Our team of professionals is energized daily because they have the opportunity to bring positive change to someone's life. In fact, " changing lives" is in everyone's job description. We also offer competitive pay, excellent benefits, and a positive work culture. OUR TEAM NEEDS YOU! If this sounds like the right job for you, don't wait - apply today to join our team.
We make it incredibly easy with our initial 3-minute application. We look forward to hearing from you! Job Posted by Applicant Pro
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