Programs Coordinator

Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona•Phoenix, AZ

13d•$46,000•Hybrid

About The Position

This position supports Free Arts expansion programming by coordinating and executing key Free Arts programs such as Free Arts Days, the Weekly Mentor Program, Professional Artist Series, Camp Series, and others. This position also supports volunteer outreach, orientation, training, engagement, and retention activities for program capacity building and expansion efforts. Department: Programs Supervises others: Volunteers Reports to: Program Manager Employment Status: Full-time FLSA Status: Nonexempt Benefits: Full-time employee benefits Starting Salary: $46,000 annual salary Location: Phoenix & Surrounding Areas, up to 40% travel within and between Maricopa and Pima Counties Remote & Flexible Schedule Eligible: Yes, can explore modifications after 30 days of employment.

Requirements

Ideal candidate will have a minimum of two years of practical work experience in a business setting.
Knowledge and experience using Windows operating system and Microsoft Office suite applications.
Must be able to have access to and provide reliable transportation for self.
An AZ driver’s license and proof of insurance is required for qualifying mileage reimbursements.
Must possess a driver’s license, reliable transportation, and be able to travel within and between Maricopa, Pima, and surrounding counties 40% of the time.
Must be able to obtain and hold a Fingerprint Clearance Card to be present around the children we serve.
This person frequently interacts with volunteers and constituents about the mission and vision of Free Arts.
Must be able to exchange accurate information in these situations.
Must be able to remain in a stationary position 60% of the time using a computer.
Must be able to travel within and between Pima and Maricopa counties 40% of the time, with some travel occurring during evenings and weekends.
Must be able to identify and assess written materials, including fine print.
Must be able to position oneself to maintain files, supplies, document boxes, and other materials up to 50 pounds as needed.
Must be able to commute to the Free Arts office (Maricopa County) as determined.
Must be able to regularly work in a well-lit, temperature-controlled work area.
Must be able to work a mix of weekdays, weekends, and evenings if needed.
Must be able to work in an open area with other employees and volunteers 80% of the time.

Nice To Haves

The following qualities and experience in addition to the years of experience are highly desirable:
Ability to read and write in Spanish
Experience working with diverse populations is a plus
Experience working with volunteers is a plus
High proficiency and experience with Windows, Microsoft Applications, and CRM software (Salesforce Nonprofit Success Pack or similar nonprofit CRM)

Responsibilities

Collaborates with community partners, artists, and youth-serving organizations to facilitate arts programming.
Supports the volunteer recruitment and enrollment process, including outreach events, orientations, trainings, interviews, and retention activities.
Works closely with volunteers to identify programs that align with their skills, preferences and availability.
Develops and uses systems to organize and keep track of information and work progress.
Works effectively within established timeframes and priorities.
Utilizes logical, practical, and efficient approaches.
Monitors implementation of plans and makes adjustments as needed.
Collaborated with community partners and artists, designs art projects.
Plans and executed events and programs.
Identifies what needs to be done and takes action before being asked or the situation requires it.
Makes decisions in difficult situations when time is critical.
Approaches others with tact about sensitive issues.
Coordinates external communications (i.e. event signups, website blogs).
Schedules volunteers and interns as needed.
Promotes the transformative nature of resilience-building arts programs.
Makes business decisions grounded in the mission.
Promotes healing nature of art, creativity and healing.
Advocates for the interests of children and partners.
Ensures that others involved in a project or effort are kept appropriately informed.
Tailors communication content, tone, and method (verbal written, email, phone, etc.) to audience.
Seeks to fully understand before responding.
Consistently delivers on commitments, demonstrating both competence and credibility internally and externally.
Actions are aligned with intent and words.
Involves people in decisions that affect them.
Prioritizes organization and group objectives over individual goals.
Aids and supports others to help them reach their individual goals.
Expresses disagreements constructively and works toward solutions that are mutually beneficial.
Demonstrates the ability to maintain composure.
Takes initiative and acts without waiting for direction with available information.
Accepts responsibility for gathering information, taking action and results.