Executive Director
The Executive Director is part of a small, dedicated team entrusted with advancing the mission of GRACE House. This role requires hands-on leadership in all aspects of the organization
GRACE House is a temporary shelter program serving children, families, and individuals who are homeless or transient. Guests receive short-term shelter and referrals to services tailored to their individual needs.
The Executive Director is part of a small, dedicated team entrusted with advancing the mission of GRACE House. This role requires hands-on leadership in all aspects of the organization.
Fiscal Responsibilities
Oversee the overall fiscal budget and program operations of GRACE House
Prepare the annual budget with the Board Treasurer and present for Board approval
Research and write grants for program funding
Track financial support and funding streams
Maintain an audit trail for all expenditures
Provide accurate reports to grantors per funding agreements
Complete reimbursement tasks for grants
Manage staff benefit allocations and documentation
Develop and maintain a financial policies handbook in collaboration with the Board Treasurer
Coordinate and participate in fundraising efforts
Staff Responsibilities
Communicate consistently with the Board, staff, and volunteers
Collaborate with staff to ensure quality program services
Develop, maintain, and implement a staff handbook of policies and procedures
Recruit, hire, train, supervise, and evaluate staff; maintain accurate, confidential personnel records
Develop and annually update staff job descriptions
Conduct staff performance evaluations (3, 6, and 12 months for new hires; annually thereafter)
Manage payroll and benefits twice monthly
Provide ongoing staff development and training opportunities
Program Responsibilities
Maintain accurate record-keeping and data collection for reporting and evaluation
Review policies and procedures annually; recommend changes to the Board for approval
Provide monthly written reports to the Board of Directors
Build and maintain relationships with outside agencies; coordinate services aligned with the GRACE House mission
Attend and actively participate in internal and external meetings, community events, and functions
Prepare and maintain meeting minutes as assigned
Educating the public about GRACE House and homelessness issues
Collaborate with interagency teams serving guests
Ensure timely distribution of communications to funders, volunteers, and the community through print, email, website, or other means
Produce and distribute an annual report
Volunteer Program Responsibilities
Develop, maintain, and implement a volunteer handbook
Recruit and engage volunteers
Provide regular updates to the Board regarding volunteer activity
Necessary Skills
Strong leadership and team-building ability
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Strong organizational and time management skills
Grant writing and financial management expertise
Record-keeping accuracy and attention to detail
Proficient computer skills
Ability to work flexible hours as needed
CPR and First Aid certification for adult, child, and infant (or ability to obtain within three months of hire)
Salary: $65,000 - $80,000 With opportunity to increase
PTO
Pension