The Development Director will lead a robust fundraising program that builds donor relationships through effective discovery, cultivation, and stewardship activities. The Development Director solicits major and planned gifts, as well as researches and executes grant opportunities. This position reports directly to the TBCAC Chief Executive Officer and serves as a member of the TBCAC Leadership Team.

Support pregnant and parenting teens and their children by understanding their needs, maintaining contact/relationships, and connecting them with resources to support their physical needs, emotional well-being and success as an individual. This position will work closely with the Program Director to provide services & meet the needs of young families.

FLSA Status: Exempt (32-40 hours per week- negotiable)

We have a rewarding opportunity for a proven, values-driven nonprofit fundraising professional who is highly motivated to work collaboratively in pursuit of big goals and achieving our mission. We are looking for a passionate Development Director (Charitable Giving Officer) to join our energetic, fun, Traverse City-based team.

Networks Northwest is seeking to fill our Offender Success Regional Director position that oversees the Michigan Department of Corrections Offender Success program. As a key member of the agency’s senior leadership, responsibilities include all program management activities related to the Offender Success program. For more information and to learn how to apply visit www.networksnorthwest.org/careers/careers.html
 

The Army of Survivors (TAOS) is looking for a Marketing and Communications Director to join our nonprofit organization. We are a survivor-founded and led organization whose mission is to bring awareness, accountability, and transparency to sexual violence against all athletes at all levels. Our work is survivor-defined and rooted in the principles of social justice. It is guided by up-to-date research, the experiences of survivors, and by an intersectional analysis of how systems impact the lives of survivors.

The Marketing and Communications Director will be a creative and highly organized content producer that will be responsible for creating, managing and distributing world-class content to help TAOS further our mission. This role requires equal amounts of editorial skills, creativity and technical savvy, as well as strong talent in web design basics, usability best practices and project management.  This position is a fast-paced, hands-on, highly tactical job that collaborates closely with all team members.

The Event Marketing Administrator primary role is to assist the Director of Events & Programs in planning and executing events.  This position will work with the Director of Marketing & Communications to create and distribute all event marketing material.  In addition, the Event Marketing Administrator will assist the Investor Relations team up to 15 hours per week on tasks relating to managing and creating reports via Traverse Connect’s customer relations management software (CRM), creating social media posts and updating website investor advertising.

Northwest Michigan Works! is seeking a dynamic and compassionate individual to fulfill the role of Youth Career Advisor in Grand Traverse, Leelanau, Antrim, Kalkaska, Charlevoix, and Emmet counties. The selected candidate will help young adults create career goals that are achievable, and will support them as they make decisions and take action to realize those goals. As a Youth Career Advisor your work will assist young adults as they work to overcome barriers to education and employment.
 

The AmeriCorps Program Specialist will support the “behind-the-scenes” administrative activities at YouthWork to ensure the statewide AmeriCorps program operates effectively and efficiently. This position will work collaboratively to provide administrative support to staff, AmeriCorps members, and partners across Michigan. YouthWork is committed to equity and removing barriers to the workforce, service, and the outdoors. Women, minorities, and members of the BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and disability communities are encouraged to apply.

The ideal candidate is exceptionally organized and community-focused with a passion for equity, conservation, and serving young AmeriCorps members. The ideal candidate has excellent computer and customer service skills, has a positive attitude, and is able to complete tasks correctly, independently, and on time. This position requires strong attention to details and an ability to learn/understand complex AmeriCorps and other regulations to ensure compliance (training provided). The AmeriCorps Program Specialist must be able to prioritize projects and organize multiple forms of data and information.

The YouthWork Field Coordinator will work with diverse staff, partners, and young adults to help prepare young adults for the workforce as they complete service-based skilled trades and environmental conservation projects for nonprofit and public partners throughout Michigan. The Field Coordinator will support the Field Director with the program’s field operations by ensuring the safe, timely, and accurate completion of conservation and skilled trades projects. This position will work collaboratively with YouthWork administrative and field staff, project partners, and young people to
ensure the program provides effective and efficient services to our partners and AmeriCorps members.
The Field Coordinator will help train and supervise field staff, monitor the progress of projects, ensure quality control, and support the logistical and administrative duties of the statewide program. The position requires a strong work ethic, a positive attitude, and the ability to work independently but ask for support when required. The ideal candidate has experience working in the skilled trades or conservation industries and is community-focused with a passion for conservation and serving young people. YouthWork is committed to equity and removing barriers to the workforce, service, and the outdoors. Women, minorities, and members of the BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and disability communities are encouraged to apply.

The Board of the Good Samaritan Family Services seeks applications from qualified candidates for our Executive Director position. The successful candidate will serve as the organizational leader for Good Samaritan Family Services. The Executive Director will directly oversee the departments and leadership positions within the organization. The candidate will help build church, public, donor and clientele awareness of the GSFS ministry and develop donor, foundation, and planned giving support.

CEDAM is seeking a consultant to help develop an AmeriCorps program dedicated to environmental stewardship. The consultant will investigate community needs, funding opportunities, and current AmeriCorps programs to ultimately recommend how to proceed. 

The ideal candidate has a background in community economic development, is excited to drive a new program, and has successfully secured funds for grant-funded programs.

Goodwill Northern Michigan is seeking a Human Resources Specialist to support our work as a trusted community-owned nonprofit working to support regional housing and food stability, as well as workforce development. We're one of Northern Michigan's largest nonprofits and employers, and our Human Resources Specialist is an extremely perceptive professional who can relate to people at all levels of our large, 230-employee organization. Our Human Resources Specialist has a passion for the work of Goodwill Northern Michigan and our vision of a community where everyone has access to a safe and secure place to live, the nutritious food they need, and opportunities for empowering employment, so that all of us can thrive. This position is located in beautiful Traverse City, Michigan and our programs serve 19 Northern Michigan counties

The Housing Support Services (HSS) Case Manager assists individuals/families in achieving and maintaining housing, while promoting awareness and teaching strategies that reduce the likelihood of a return to homelessness. The HSS Case Manager will provide home-based, individualized supports to help clients overcome barriers to housing, public benefits, stable income, education, healthcare, children's issues and other issues that could impede their ability to maintain stable housing.

The Bay Community Theatre in Suttons Bay, Michigan is seeking a General Manager to run the day-to-day operations of our successful non-profit theatre. We seek a person who is naturally friendly, organized, and community oriented. The GM must be willing to be "hands-on" while he/she leads a small staff and works closely with volunteers. The GM will be the day-to-day face of the organization.

This full-time, year-round salaried position will report to & work with the theatre’s Board of Directors.

Interlochen Center for the Arts ("Interlochen" or "ICA"), a national leader among educational, artistic, and cultural organizations, seeks an executive dean of admission. This is an outstanding opportunity for an individual with proven leadership capabilities, strong communication skills, and a track record of strategic, analytic decision making to participate in shaping the future of an extraordinary performing arts boarding school and summer program. The executive dean of admission will work directly with the vice president of enrollment management and marketing to engage in work related to the development of a comprehensive, data driven, and mission focused enrollment management plan and will see the impact of that work, both immediately and long term, embodied in ICA’s vibrant and diverse community.

The executive dean of admission is responsible for enhancing ICA’s position in the marketplace through carefully designed and executed enrollment and admission strategies. ICA will look to its new executive dean to support excellence and understand and communicate to prospective students and families the value of this distinctive educational institution.

The Stewardship Field Crew Members (4 positions) will work with Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy (GTRLC) staff and the Seasonal Land Stewards to implement site maintenance and habitat management of an extensive system of nature preserves and sanctuaries located across a five-county service area in northern Michigan.

The position primarily will involve sign management (installation, replacement, data recording); trail maintenance and construction; recreation infrastructure management; some light carpentry and construction (benches, informational kiosks, fences, etc.), and invasive species control (mostly manual control, but will also include some herbicide application)

The Nature Day Camp Coordinator works with the Education Team to further the mission of the Grand Traverse Conservation District (GTCD) by supporting the activities of the Education Team, led by the Education Director. Primary responsibilities include developing and delivering nature day camp programs, creating and maintaining signage and exhibits, and representing the organization at the Boardman River Nature Center and throughout the community.

The Nature Day Camp Specialist works with the Education Team to further the mission of the Grand Traverse Conservation District by supporting the activities of the Education Team, led by the Education Director/Camp Director. Primary responsibilities include developing and delivering environmental education programs, creating and maintaining signage and exhibits, and representing the organization at the Boardman River Nature Center and throughout the community.

The Leelanau Conservation District is currently seeking a summer intern to work directly with the
District Forester doing field and office work throughout the forester’s service area of Leelanau,
Benzie and Grand Traverse counties. The summer intern will also be providing assistance to the
Leelanau Conservation District, doing field and office work, and completing numerous tasks
relating to natural resource conservation in Leelanau County.

We are a vibrant community that relishes close relationships among our staff, students, and the community. Our historically strong academic success is rooted in an International Baccalaureate curriculum and a tradition of high expectations for our students, a personalized approach to programming, and the commitment of a dedicated, professional, and nurturing staff. 

Under the direction of the Superintendent, the District Principal is responsible for providing educational leadership and management oversight of instructional personnel in implementing educational programming, curriculum, instruction, assessment, safety, and district policies and procedures within the building.  

The Stewardship Field Crew Leader will work with Grand Traverse Regional Land Conservancy (GTRLC) staff and 2-4 Seasonal Crew Members to implement site maintenance and habitat management of an extensive system of nature preserves and sanctuaries located across a five-county service area in northern Michigan.

The position primarily will involve sign management (installation, replacement, data recording); trail maintenance and construction; recreation infrastructure management; some light carpentry and construction (benches, informational kiosks, fences, etc.), and invasive species control (mostly manual control, but will also include some herbicide application).

Preserve Historic Sleeping Bear, a nonprofit partner of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore is seeking a self-motivated, organized, and creative individual to join our team.. The Administrative Coordinator will provide support of our mission and expanded bold vision of programming and adaptive-use. General duties involve support of volunteer coordination; media and marketing; and program/events.

Share your passion for Torch Lake! Help us promote water- friendly living and private land stewardship in the Torch Lake Watershed by fundraising, coordinating programs, developing partnerships & supporting the Center's Mission & Board. Gross Salary $30,500. Please send cover letter & resume to: admin!conservetorch.org.

ShareCare, a nonprofit organization founded in 1994 in Leelanau County, Michigan, is seeking to hire an Executive Director. ShareCare’s mission is to promote a physical and emotional healthy, and fulfilled lifestyle while aging. With a staff of two and 70 volunteers, ShareCare links Leelanau County seniors to services they need to live independently in their home and community.

The Leelanau Children’s Center is hiring! We are seeking qualified candidates to fill summer preschool teaching positions. Come join a fun team of early childhood professionals in a positive, play-based environment. Go to our website at www.leelanauchildrenscenter.org/jobs to read full descriptions. Send resume and letter of interest to molly@leelanauchildrenscenter.org.

Qualifications:
Preschool teaching or child care experience
Experience with research-based preschool