9 partnership coordinator jobs at 9 companies in Northampton, MA
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Volunteer & Community Partnership Coordinator
West Boylston, Massachusetts, United States
$25-$28/hrFieldFull Time
Catholic Charities Worcester County: Catholic nonprofit social-service agency serving low-income families, immigrants, people with disabilities, seniors, and people in recovery.
2+ YOE2+ years community outreach or volunteer coordination preferred; bachelor’s preferred; valid driver’s license and reliable transportation; Microsoft Office and CRM experience; strong outreach, relationship-building, and documentation skills.
Beacon Communities: Privately owned real estate firm developing, acquiring, investing in, and managing affordable, market-rate, and mixed-income multifamily housing.
3+ YOE3+ years housing or social services experience preferred; bachelor’s in related field preferred. Strong communication, program planning, data tracking, and community partnership skills; proficiency with Microsoft Office; ability to work evenings/weekends.
Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Outlook, Yardi, FamilyMetrics
Wraparound Coordinator - Rice Square School 2026-2027
Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
$51k-$74k/yrOnsiteFull Time
Worcester Public Schools: Government-operated public school district serving PreK–12 students in Worcester, Massachusetts.
Bachelor's degree in a relevant field, community coalition and family partnership experience, diverse-team leadership, cultural competence, family advocacy, strong communication, organization, and technology skills.
Town of South Windsor: Municipal government providing public safety, infrastructure, planning, and community services to South Windsor residents and businesses.
Planning, implementing, and evaluating community health education and outreach; developing materials and marketing; building partnerships; maintaining program records and evaluation metrics.
Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival: Nonprofit dance center presenting an international festival, training dancers, preserving dance history, and serving audiences and communities.
2+ YOERequires 2–3 years of marketing, community engagement, or audience development experience; outreach and partnership development skills; digital marketing proficiency; strong organization and communication; bachelor's degree or equivalent experience.
The Community Builders: Nonprofit developer and manager of affordable and mixed-income housing for families, seniors, and people with disabilities.
5+ YOERequires partnership-building, social service collaboration, data and evaluation experience, resident engagement, strong organization and communication skills, and bilingual Spanish proficiency; bachelor's degree and 5+ years related experience preferred.
Coordinator of Dual Enrollment and CCP Partnerships
Hartford, Connecticut, United States
$44/hrOnsitePart Time, Temporary
Connecticut State Community College: Public Connecticut community college serving students through associate degrees, certificates, workforce training, and continuing education statewide.
Bachelor’s degree in a related field; higher education administration, course scheduling, fiscal management, communication, and Microsoft Office proficiency required. Partnership or dual enrollment experience preferred.
Microsoft Office, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Teams
Community Outreach Coordinator (Bilingual in Creole, Portuguese, Khmer, or Spanish)
Lawrence or Lowell or Lynn or Chelsea or Framingham or Springfield or Taunton or Massachusetts
$29/hrHybridFull Time
All In Energy: 501(c)(3) nonprofit connecting underserved Massachusetts residents to energy-saving programs and clean-energy jobs.
Bilingual fluency in English and a priority language (Haitian Creole, Portuguese, Khmer, or Spanish), outreach/partnership experience, strong organization and communication, ability to travel regionally and perform physical event setup.
Clark University: Private nonprofit research university in Worcester serving undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students through liberal arts programs.
Design, implement, and evaluate comprehensive student wellness programs; build partnerships and coordinate cross-campus initiatives with a collaborative approach.