7 volunteer coordinator jobs at 5 companies in Inman, SC
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FT Volunteer Coordinator Women's Facilities
Greenville, South Carolina, United States
$38k-$43k/yrOnsiteFull Time
Greenville Rescue Mission: Christian nonprofit emergency shelter serving homeless men in Greenville, South Carolina.
Requires strong organization, team coordination, communication, database and MS Office knowledge, volunteer engagement skills, relevant college degree or equivalent experience, volunteer experience, and a valid South Carolina driver's license.
Your Health Organization: In-home primary care and senior wellness services provider.
3+ YOEBachelor's degree required, 3+ years program or nonprofit/community engagement experience, volunteer program and fundraising experience preferred, strong leadership and communication, reliable transportation and licensed driver required.
MountainTrue: Community-powered nonprofit protecting Southern Blue Ridge forests and clean water while building healthier communities for local residents.
Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience; environmental fieldwork, volunteer coordination, project coordination, and data management experience; valid driver's license; ability to paddle, travel, and work outdoors.
Harvest Hope Food Bank: Nonprofit South Carolina food bank distributing rescued food to hungry neighbors through partner agencies and pantries.
3+ YOE3+ years experience in volunteer coordination or community engagement, bachelor's degree preferred, valid driver's license, ability to lift 30 lbs, Microsoft Office proficiency, strong communication and organizational skills.
Grace Church: Non-denominational nonprofit church serving local communities through worship, discipleship, childcare, and global missions.
Strategic operational partner supporting a campus pastor through administration, ministry coordination, volunteer leadership, communications, scheduling, facilities, events, databases, and process management.
LifeWise Academy: Bible education programs for public school students.
Lead and grow a local released-time Bible education program by building school and community relationships, leading fundraising, recruiting/training volunteers, managing operations, and coordinating schedules; mission-driven, part-time.