Office Manager

The DART CenterMiami Shores, FL
$20 - $25Onsite

About The Position

The Direct Action and Research Training Center (DART) is a national network of 26 local Justice Ministry Organizations who in turn engage hundreds of congregations who are building the power of organized people to “do justice”. We are united in our conviction to hold local leaders (both public and private sectors) accountable for the fair treatment of all people, especially the poor, the widow, the orphan and the migrant. We are looking for a smart, committed, and detail-oriented candidate to join our team to assist the organization in managing the administrative operations of the organization.

Requirements

  • Core passion for justice and equity
  • Excellent verbal and written communication
  • Experience with Microsoft Office and Google Workspace
  • Ability to work both collaboratively and independently
  • Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously, and meet deadlines
  • Comfort working with faith communities and a genuine respect for the faith traditions of others

Nice To Haves

  • Grant writing experience preferred but not required
  • Relevant skills and experience (not necessarily in the non-profit arena)
  • Entry level candidates with strong volunteer leadership will be considered
  • Fluent speakers of Spanish and Haitian Creole

Responsibilities

  • Manage the organization’s email, phone, and written mail
  • Assist with the organization’s financial records by making deposits and assist with preparing reports
  • Assist with grant writing and reports
  • Ensure that the office is physically set up for success with essential supplies
  • Prepare materials for organizational events and mailings as assigned
  • Attend and help prepare for organizational events
  • Assist organizing staff in making reminder phone calls for key events
  • Maintain database of organizational contacts
  • Assist staff with communications

Benefits

  • Two weeks of paid vacation
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