FLATHEAD VALLEY NONPROFIT EMPLOYMENT & VOLUNTEER POSITION OPENINGS
SUBMIT A JOB POSTING
As a service to local 501c3 nonprofit organizations, Whitefish Community Foundation will publish Flathead Valley nonprofit job openings on our website for up to 30 days. There is no fee to submit a job posting.
SUBMIT A VOLUNTEER OPENING
As a service to local 501c3 nonprofit organizations, Whitefish Community Foundation will publish Flathead Valley nonprofit volunteer position openings on our website.
Nonprofit Job Board
CHILD BRIDGE
Donor Relations Coordinator
COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP
Field Agent I Section 8
Crew Worker I
Administrative Assistant I (part-time)
Accounting Assistant III
Contact Allison Deaver
406.758.5432
adeaver@capnwmt.org
DREAM ADAPTIVE RECREATION
Adaptive Alpine Ski/Snowboard Instructor
Program Coordinator
Operations Specialist
Development Manager
Contact Executive Director Julie Tickle
juliet@dreamadaptive.org
(406) 885-9539
flathead families for responsible growth
Executive Director – Part time
FLATHEAD YOUTH HOME
Home Coordinator
Contact Lori Madden, Program Director
406-755-4622
lmadden@youthhomesmt.org
Position and Application Details
Youth Counselor (Part-time and Full-time positions available)
Contact Lori Madden, Program Director
406-755-4622
lmadden@youthhomesmt.org
Position and Application Details
FOOTLOOSE MONTANA
Executive Director
Contact Carla Bonetti, Board Member
406.282.1482
info@footloosemontana.org
Position and Application Details
MY GLACIER VILLAGE
Program and Office Manager
Contact Jen Prunty, Board Member
406.250.8784
jennp@myglaciervillage.com
Position and Application Details
NORTH VALLEY FOOD BANK
Culinary Arts Manager
Contact Lauren Jarrold
406.862.5863
lauren@northvalleyfoodbank.org
Position and Application Details
swan valley connections
Executive Director
Contact Mary Shaw, Board Chair
206.669.2035
boardchair@svconnections.org
Position and Application Details
Volunteer job board
BOB MARSHALL WILDERNESS FOUNDATION
Volunteer Wilderness Stewardship
Whether you’re an avid backpacker who wants to hit the trail with a new group, a life-long visitor to The Bob who wants to lend to its stewardship, or a first time camper who’s comforted by having a trip leader organize logistics, BMWF’s volunteer vacations are a great way to get outside and give back to Wilderness.
There’s no more intimate way to explore the wilderness of Montana than by helping to build and maintain trails here. You can volunteer for as little as one day or a weekend, or you can spend a week backpacking in the Western Montana wilderness. Families and children ages 12+ with adult supervision are welcome.
For more information, contact Rebecca Powell at 406.387.3808 or
rpowell@bmwf.org
COLUMBIA FALLS COMMUNITY MARKET
Market Attendee Greeter
Relax in a chair under our entrance tent, counting and greeting our valued market attendees! This position is on Thursdays starting May 18th through September 28th from 4:30pm to 8:30 pm.
Responsibilities:
Say hello to the public as they enter and thank them as they exit. Sometimes inform the public of the No Pet Policy, no alcohol outside the event, or where the bathrooms are located.
We provide you with a clicker to count the people as they walk IN to the event.
Required Skills:
You need to be friendly, happy, wear your smile proudly! You need to be able to get to and from the venue in Columbia Falls on your own.
For more information, contact Melissa Ellis at 406.260.7084 or
cfcommunitymarket@gmail.com
DREAM ADAPTIVE RECREATION
DREAM Summer Volunteer for paddling, mountain biking, and/or motorized water sports
Join DREAM as a Volunteer this summer supporting outdoor recreation for individuals with disabilities. DREAM provides a variety of programming in the summer from flatwater paddling, adaptive mountain biking, motorized water sports, and Going to the Sun rides. Volunteer opportunities begin mid-May and run through mid-September. No previous experience or qualifications are needed, training and clinic opportunities are provided. There are many different roles and ways to help even if you don’t do the activity yourself.
For more information, contact Maddy Westbrook at 406-862-1817, ext. 2
programs@dreamadaptive.org
Habitat for Humanity
Home construction volunteers – No previous construction skills are required or expected. All tools and safety gear provided and supervised by skilled construction team. Typical tasks include framing, roofing, concrete work, cabinet installation, drywall, soffit work, interior and exterior painting, and landscape related work. We have homes at different stages of completion and ask for your flexibility with assignments. Year-round building, weather permitting, excluding holidays. Wednesday, Friday, & Saturday schedules are 8:00am to 3:30pm. Additional build days are available as needed. All construction volunteers must be present for Sign-in and Safety Presentation at beginning of workday. No exceptions. Construction site volunteers must be adults, 18+.
ReStore volunteers -ReStore volunteers provide helpful customer service, create DIY projects and displays, paint store signs, receive and sort donations, price and display merchandise, test electronics and appliances, help with clerical duties, and share the love of Habitat for Humanity with the Flathead Valley. We will work with your natural abilities to find a place where you will fit in and a role that interests you. Whether you have experience working in retail or working with a team, we will find you a spot where your skills are most needed. Any support from your volunteer day will help us in our mission with Habitat for Humanity. The Kalispell ReStore is one of the most successful ReStores in the U.S. and that is due to our volunteers. Volunteers make it a special place to donate and shop. Best of all, the income raised by the Kalispell ReStore helps build homes in Flathead Valley. Volunteer schedule is 10am to 5pm, Wednesday to Saturday except holidays. Create your own schedule. A 3-hour minimum per volunteer shift. Friendship and laughter are essential traits of our retail environment.
For more information, contact Hilary Devlin at 406-257-8800 or outreach@habitatflathead.org
The Wave Aquatic and Fitness Center
Various volunteer positions available for the Whitefish Marathon, Half Marathon, and 5k including course marshal and water stop positions.
All jobs are pretty easy and we will give you all the info needed for each position.
For more information, contact Jessica Craig Jcraig@whitefishwave.com
Writing Coaches of Montana
Writing Coach
Coaches meet one-on-one with students throughout the school year to work with them on writing assignments. This could range from brainstorming ideas, organizing an outline, or fine-tuning rough drafts. Writing coaches are needed in Whitefish, Kalispell, and Evergreen middle and high schools.
APPROACH
Writing Coaches of Montana’s coaching approach is based on literacy and teaching best practices. Our coaching employs a student-centered, praise-question-suggest model. This allows students to maintain ownership of their intellectual work, grow an understanding of the writing and revision process, and build community with local volunteers.
REQUIREMENTS
Training:
Coaches must attend a training prior to coaching students, and are trained by literacy and teacher education experts from University of Montana during a two-hour, online and interactive meeting. Online trainings are offered periodically throughout the school year.
Name and/or Background Checks:
For in-person coaching, we will likely begin requiring that volunteers must pass a name-based check.
For any online coaching teachers may request, background checks are required for coaches who sign up for online sessions as these meetings involve minors who are unsupervised during their coaching sessions.
Get involved. Join our mailing list!
For more information, contact Jeanne Wdowin, Flathead County Coordinator at 480-518-2296 or jeanne@writingcoachesofmontana.org