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Match Activities Coordinator (MAC)

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Los Angeles, CA, USA
Full-time

The primary function of this position is to help the Mentoring Department cultivate resources and provide events and activities to matches that are innovative, engaging and relevant. The incumbent will maximize internal and external resources in order to propose and develop age-appropriate opportunities for individual matches, small groups and the program as a whole. Primary goals are to increase agency engagement for matches, build community at multiple levels, reduce the cost of mentoring for volunteers, and enhance the programmatic experience for Littles and Bigs.

Incumbent will collaborate closely with VP of Mentoring Services and other staff to ensure vision and goals are aligned with program culture and constituent needs, to allow for an exchange of ideas, utilize the most effective marketing strategies and ensure successful implementation. This may involve outreach to understand what appeals to constituents; identifying whom to target for specific opportunities, inviting and organizing matches for activities, keeping parents informed of program offerings, evaluating event/match experiences and consistent data entry to ensure accurate records of event participation. Incumbent will be primary point-person for events/activities (approximately 12 per year), and high-level customer service is to be demonstrated in all areas of responsibility.

Educational Background: 
Bachelors degree,
Skills/Experience: 
  • Minimum experience developing and executing events/activities, and demonstrated success collaborating with partners and cultivating resources. 
  • Ideal candidate will have familiarity with non-profit organizations and the LA Jewish community, be highly organized, detail-oriented, able to work within a budget, and to communicate (verbally and in writing) about opportunities in an engaging manner that appeals to various populations.
  • She/he will have outstanding interpersonal skills, competency in engaging community partners, and significant exposure to child, teen and volunteer populations with a general knowledge of child development.
  • Incumbent should have strong computer skills, including comfort with Excel, learning a new database and researching opportunities on-line
Compensation/Benefits: 

$20,000-25,000, depending upon experience/credentials.

Organization Info

Listing Stats

Post Date: 
Mar 12 2018
Active Until: 
Apr 12 2018
Hiring Organization: 
Big Brothers Big Sisters of America
industry: 
Nonprofit