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ORGANIZATION: VIP Managers Corps, a Program of 501 Commons

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Serve as a Volunteer Manager Corps Member in the VIP Manager Corps

Chinese Information and Service Center (CISC) seeks a skilled individual to join as a Volunteer Manager Corps (VMC) Member in a unique role. Volunteers will work with CISC to develop and implement specific tools, systems, and processes that will enhance its volunteer engagement efforts and community impact.

CISC helps Chinese and other Asian immigrants throughout King County achieve success in their new community by providing information, referral, advocacy, social, and support services. By bridging culture, communities and generation they strive to create opportunities for Asian and other immigrants and their families to succeed.

Apply to serve as a VMC Member for CISC through United Way’s VIP Manager Corps, a United Way program in partnership with 501 Commons that helps King County human service organizations develop and sustain effective volunteer engagement programs and practices.

Volunteers will serve 300 hours over 8 months starting in April 2014. VMC Members are expected to serve 10 hours per week during the 9-5 workday which includes regular check-in meetings and group trainings.

In return for their service, volunteers will receive:

  • an $800 United Way of King County service award
  • training in volunteer management best practices
  • the opportunity to serve in collaboration with a community of peers
  • recognition for helping to increase an organization's capacity to deliver services

We are seeking a candidate with strong people skills, leadership experience, and a commitment to service. A background in volunteer management or human resources is desirable, but not necessary, as some training will be provided. A successful candidate will have experience working with Asian immigrant communities. The ability to communicate in Mandarin and/or Cantonese is desired.

To Volunteer:

View the full position description and apply online today ! Applicants will be interviewed by both 501 Commons and participating organizations, and will be required to submit to a background check. Volunteers will be matched with organizations in April, 2014, prior to the program launch.

Contact Gwyn Howard at gwyn@501commons.org with questions.

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About VIP Managers Corps, a Program of 501 Commons

Location:

1200 12th Ave S, Suite 1101, SEATTLE, WA 98144, US

Mission Statement

Your mission is to build a better world. Our mission is to help you succeed. 501 Commons strengthens nonprofits by providing coaching, consulting, and back office services, by linking nonprofits with local resources, and by facilitating collaboration.

Description

United Way’s VIP Managers Corps, a program facilitated in partnership with 501 Commons, helps King County human service organizations develop and sustain effective volunteer engagement programs and practices. This program places volunteers with organizations that can benefit from additional staff support to help build organizational commitment, capacity, and competency around volunteer engagement activities. This is an exciting way to gain experience working with a nonprofit and help an organization more strategically use volunteers in support of its mission

CAUSE AREAS

Community
Immigrants & Refugees
Community, Immigrants & Refugees

WHEN

Wed Apr 23, 2014 - Fri Dec 19, 2014

WHERE

510 Second Avenue West, SeattleSeattle, WA 98119

(47.623642,-122.3592)
 

SKILLS

  • Verbal / Written Communication
  • Basic Computer Skills

GOOD FOR

  • Teens
  • People 55+

REQUIREMENTS

  • Must be at least 18
  • Orientation or Training
  • 10 hours per week
  • Daytime availability

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