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Administrative Assistant Job Description

 

Program Development and Administration

  • Day-to-day office responsibilities:
    • manning the office during office hours, answering calls, responding to emails, filing, paying bills, processing donations, sending acknowledgements, ordering supplies, maintenance of office equipment, etc.
  • Support organizational mission and goals as determined by the Steering Committee (SC) and Program Director
  • Creating, updating, and maintaining records pertaining to both volunteers and care recipients in various programs/databases
  • Collect and/or organize data regarding care recipients, volunteers, activities/programs, number of hours/attendees for use in grant applications

 

Communication/Community Relations

  • Provide information to those inquiring about Neighbor to Neighbor’s services/volunteer opportunities
  • Coordinate mailings
  • Client outreach for upcoming events
  • Facilitate community awareness through press releases, newsletters, monthly flyers, social media & website.

Client/Volunteer Development and Support

  • Coordinate matching of client requests with volunteers; document accordingly
  • Develop application packets for use with participants & volunteers
  • Assist Program Director in vetting, interviewing and onboarding potential new volunteers as well as care recipients
  • Assist in maintaining data base of active participants, both volunteers and care recipients
  • Provide support for ongoing programs as needed (floral, movie, handcrafters, luncheons, BINGO)
  • Manage track-it-forward program (volunteer hours database)

 

Finance and Fundraising

  • Provide support in fundraising efforts, whether via participation, execution, or administration thereof
  • Work with bookkeeper as needed
  • Keep internal spreadsheet of Income & Expenses

 

This list is not intended to be all-inclusive, and will include other tasks as deemed necessary by the Steering Committee and/or the Program Director as both the needs of the organization and expectations of the role evolve.