FLATHEAD VALLEY NONPROFIT EMPLOYMENT & VOLUNTEER POSITION OPENINGS

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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

 
CENTER FOR RESTORATIVE YOUTH JUSTICE

Program Coordinator

Contact Catherine Gunderson, Executive Director
406.257.7400, director@restorativeyouthjustice.org

 

CHILDREN'S HOUSE MONTESSORI SCHOOL

Administrative Assistant

Contact Carrie Lamb, Executive Director
406.863.4685
chmswhite1@gmail.com

 

CITIZENS FOR A BETTER FLATHEAD

Director of Planning and Policy

Contact Mayre Flowers, Board Co-Chair
citizens@flatheadcitizens.org

 

COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP

Accounting Assistant III

Crew Worker II – Heating Specialist Technician

Field Agent 1 Section 8

Housing Navigator I

Housing Navigator I (Libby)

Housing Navigator II

Contact Allison Deaver
406.758.5432

 

Explore Whitefish/Whitefish Convention & Visitors Bureau

Executive Director

Contact Luke Walrath, Business Manager
406.862.3390
office@explorewhitefish.org

 

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

 

LAND TO HAND

Garden Manager

Contact Whitney Pratt, Education Manager
whitney@landtohandmt.org
(406) 616-2017

 

Position and Application Details

 

NORTH VALLEY FOOD BANK

Warehouse Coordinator

Contact Lauren Jarrold, Director of Operations
lauren@northvalleyfoodbank.org
(406) 862-5863

 

Position and Application Details

 

Shepherd's Hand

Volunteer Coordinator

Jennifer Hyatt, Executive Director
jennifer@shepherdshand.com

WHITEFISH LAKE INSTITUTE

Limnologist

Contact Mike Koopal, Executive Director
406.862.4327, mike@whitefishlake.org

 

WHITEFISH LEGACY PARTNERS

Program Manager

Contact Heidi VanEveren, Executive Director
406.862.3880, heidi@whitefishlegacy.org

 

 

Volunteer job board

 
ABBIE SHELTER

Board Treasurer

The Abbie Shelter seeks a new Board Treasurer to begin January 2023. Our board is a dynamic and passionate group of volunteers actively engaged in the governance and oversight of the organization. The Board Treasurer should have comfort with (and, preferably, an appreciation for) reading financial reports. The Treasure also takes an involved role in supporting the annual budgeting process. The organization uses a bookkeeper for its regular accounting needs, making this purely a governance and oversight position.

This requires a time commitment of approximately 5 hours per month for a term of two years.

For more information, contact Hilary Shaw at 406-261-9082 or director@abbieshelter.org

 

DREAM ADAPTIVE RECREATION

Volunteer Instructor – Ski, Snowboard, Nordic Ski

Join the DREAM Volunteer Instructor team this winter to help provide adaptive nordic ski, alpine ski and snowboard lessons to individuals with disabilities! If you love to ski and play in the snow, we’ll be glad to find a role for you that best fits your skills and ensures you feel safe and supported. Volunteers are needed from December through March any day of the week for ski and snowboard lessons. Volunteer Instructor registration will be opening by the end of October and training opportunities start in November!

For more information, contact Maddy Westbrook at 406-862-1817, ext. 2

 

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

 

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.

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For more information, contact Jeanne Wdowin, Flathead County Coordinator at 480-518-2296 or jeanne@writingcoachesofmontana.org