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Program Manager - HopeKids Kansas City
HopeKids, Inc.
Program Manager – Kansas City Chapter
Position: Program Manager (Salaried, Full-Time exempt)
Location: Kansas City Chapter
Reports to: Kansas City Executive Director
Benefits: Flexible work hours, work-from-home, individual health care covered 100% (medical, dental, optical), 401(k) with 4% match, cell phone with unlimited data, mileage and internet reimbursement, PTO starting at 15 days (plus 8 public holidays)
Position Summary: The Program Manager will work under the direction of the Executive Director to provide an ongoing calendar of events for HopeKids families, which fosters a sense of hope and community within the program, while also assisting with necessary operational functions. The Program Manager should possess a highly relational personality and exhibit an outgoing, polite, and friendly demeanor, while being able to cope with the emotional strain associated with working with children facing life-threatening conditions.
Requirements:
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A strong passion for the work and mission of HopeKids
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Agree to serve within our Vision, Mission & Guiding Principles
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Act in accordance with the organization’s policies and procedures
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Demonstrated ability in establishing and maintaining relationships with community partners, corporate and individual donors, and volunteers.
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Bachelor's degree
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Minimum three years of non-profit or similar experience.
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Must reside in the Kansas City metropolitan area
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Flexible work hours requiring nights and weekends
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Must be able to work from home and have a designated office space
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Must pass a comprehensive background check
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Must have a reliable and insured vehicle to be used to transport event materials and supplies
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Must have a valid driver's license and acceptable driving record
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Required to transport materials weighing up to 30 pounds from a vehicle to a building, as well as prepare facilities for events, with or without assistance
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Travel interstate in mid-July for the annual all-staff retreat
Main Responsibilities:
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Plan, coordinate, and implement HopeKids’ ongoing calendar of events
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Attend HopeKids events (both in-person and virtual) and oversee/assist with all necessary details that involve working with event partners; maintaining accurate registration lists; distributing tickets; coordinating and directing volunteers; taking photographs; interacting with families; and appropriately acknowledging program partners.
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Establish relationships/friendships with HopeKids families, and respond to their questions.
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Work with the Executive Director to create an annual program budget and operate within that budget
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Strategically participate in business/social-networking/community events to build relationships and create market awareness, leading to new HopeKids partnerships.
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Develop and maintain relationships with program event partners.
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Maintain operational documents in Drive or other designated locations as directed by the Executive Director.
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Other duties as assigned by the Executive Director.
Fundraising Responsibilities:
Prior fundraising experience is desirable, but not a prerequisite. While not directly responsible for the overall fundraising plan, fundraising duties will include:
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Solicit and secure in-kind donations from event partners for programmatic activities
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Develop and maintain relationships with the donors who sponsor program events
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Assist Executive Director with the planning and coordination of special events (i.e., Golf Tournament, Walk/Run)
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Secure donations of raffle, auction items, and prizes from program partners and other constituents to be used at fundraising events
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Assist with strategizing on individual, corporate, and foundation cultivation and grant applications, and report writing
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Represent HopeKids at third-party fundraising events
Other Competencies:
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Excellent verbal and written communication skills
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Be a strong and knowledgeable spokesperson for HopeKids programs and events
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Maintain strong communication with the Executive Director and other HopeKids staff
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Ability to work in a small team environment and add individual contributions independently
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Skilled in the operation of MAC computers and office equipment (printer, scanner, smartphone); must be proficient with Microsoft Word, Excel, Gmail, and Google Drive
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Ability to learn and maintain a working knowledge of HopeKids’ Event Management System.
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Ability to learn computer programs such as Bloomerang (CRM) and SignUpGenius
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Work collaboratively in a diverse environment with HopeKids families, event partners, volunteers, and donors
Personality:
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Needs to be a self-starter and self-motivated
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Attention to detail
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Positive and outgoing personality
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Comfortable around people
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Enjoy being around kids
Contact: Please attach a cover letter and resume and send to - resumes_kc@hopekids.org
Job Type: Full Time