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About the Role

The Family Programs and Community Engagement Coordinator oversees the operational needs, volunteer coordination, onsite staff management, and partner relations for family programs, camps, and community events.

Responsibilities

Oversee volunteer operations for all family programs, camps, and community events, including recruitment, coordination, and stewardship.
Plan and host regular volunteer orientations.
Update and implement volunteer procedures, guidelines, and expectations.
Coordinate volunteer schedules for camps and events.
Manage volunteers onsite at programs, camps, and events.
Oversee maintenance of the Volunteer Airtable.
Maintain regular communication with existing volunteers, including the development of a volunteer newsletter and sharing best practices and follow-ups.
Strategically increase the volunteer database through existing and new partnerships.
Manage allocation and replenishment of volunteer swag and supplies.
Work in collaboration with the Director of Enrollment & Family Engagement to steward a robust Parent Ambassador volunteer cohort.
Coordinate operational needs for family and intergenerational programming.
Manage onsite program staff to support culture and quality.
Foster existing and potential partner relationships.
Engage with families to infuse joy and offer paths for participation.
Act as onsite Host Facilitator at select programs to directly welcome, deliver, and participate in program delivery.
Manage follow-up systems for reporting demographics and documenting program quality.
Coordinate program supply allocation and replenishment as needed.
Engage in strategic planning with the Senior Director of Family Programs & Community Engagement to curate future programming.
Coordinate operational needs for school year and summer camp programming.
Manage onsite camp staff to reinforce safety, culture, and program expectations.
Foster existing and potential camp partner relationships including camp fun activities, workshops, and location stakeholders.
Engage with campers and families to infuse joy and offer paths for participation.
Act as onsite Camp Showcase Host to directly welcome, deliver, and participate in program delivery.
Support with implementing the camp quality plan including lesson plan submission checks, observations, administering surveys, first-day, and showcase support.
Manage follow-up systems for submitting photos, program quality, and family communications.
Collaborate with the Director of Enrollment & Family Engagement to foster more direct family engagement and program evaluation opportunities.
Manage and coordinate camp supply allocation and replenishment including camp load-in and load-out logistics.
Act as emergency onsite staff member when necessary.
Engage in strategic planning with the Senior Director of Family Programs & Community Engagement to curate future camp programming in the new Creative Arts Collaborative.
Manage the operational needs for community events including Long Center Community Day, Blanton All Day, Kids Ball, Oktoberfest, Friend Fest, Community Art Saturday, etc.
Manage onsite event staff to support culture and quality.
Foster existing and potential partner relationships.
Engage with families to infuse joy and offer paths for participation.
Act as onsite Event Host to directly welcome, deliver, and participate in program delivery.
Manage follow-up systems for reporting demographics and documenting program quality.
Manage and coordinate event supply allocation and replenishment including load-in and load-out logistics.
Engage in strategic planning with the Senior Director of Family Programs & Community Engagement to curate future events in the new Creative Arts Collaborative building.

Requirements

Minimum 2 years experience in one or more of the following fields: Community organizing, event management, youth engagement, and/or arts education.
1–2 years of experience leading, supervising, or coordinating staff, volunteers, or event teams.
High school diploma or its equivalent.
Must be at least 18 years old.
Must possess a valid state driver’s license and maintain a clean driving record.
Must be comfortable and willing to drive cargo vans and large box trucks (e.g. U-Haul), to transport equipment and supplies as needed.
Ability to safely lift, load, transport, and unload equipment/supplies up to 50 lbs.
Willingness and flexibility to work evenings and weekends as required for events and programming.
Ability to work in variable outdoor weather conditions during community events and camps.
Must successfully pass all required state and organizational background checks.

Skills

Proficiency with Google Suite (e.g. Gmail, Docs, Sheets, etc.)
Demonstrated experience in supply inventory management, event load-in/load-out logistics, and vendor coordination.
Experience with database management or CRM tools (specifically Airtable) and survey/demographic reporting systems.
Excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills.
Strong organizational, multitasking, and project management skills with the ability to balance competing deadlines.
Bilingual fluency in English and Spanish (strongly preferred).

Location

Hybrid

Work Type

Full-time
Hybrid

Experience Level

2 years experience in community organizing, event management, youth engagement, and/or arts education
1-2 years experience leading, supervising, or coordinating staff, volunteers, or event teams

Education Level

High school diploma or equivalent

Salary/Compensations

$44,000 - $48,000 annually

Benefits

Comprehensive Health Coverage: Employer subsidized medical plans, with HSA options
Voluntary Dental & Vision Coverage
100% Employer Paid Insurance: Basic Life & AD&D plus Long-Term Disability Coverage
Generous Paid Time Off Programs: 10 days starting accrued Paid Time Off (vacation/sick bank), increasing with years of service.
10 designated Paid Company Holidays
2 Floating Holidays per year
3 Personal Days per year
Up to 10 days of Rejuvenation Days (full company closures)
Paid Parental Leave: Up to 12 weeks paid leave for birth, adoption, of foster placement (after 12 months of service)
Retirement Savings: 403(b) retirement plan eligibility after 2 months of service
Supportive Culture: A collaborative environment where ideas are valued.
Exclusive Discounts: Employee discount for Creative Action programs (afterschool and camps) and access to LifeMart discounts marketplace.

About the Company

Creative Action is an equal opportunity employer. We recruit, train, compensate, uplift and promote regardless of race, religion, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, veteran status, and other protected status as required by applicable law.
Creative Action has a clear vision: we are an organization in which a diverse group of unique thinkers and talented people come together to want to do their best work serving our students through the Arts. We know that our company would not succeed without the dedication and hard work of our creative and passionate employees.
Creative Action believes in diversity, equity, inclusivity and belonging, and this core set of values is reflected across every department and community in which we serve. We are committed to and focused on anti-racism and anti-oppression, and fold this into our organizational foundation. We believe deeply that diversity and differences are what make us an innovative, compassionate, and forward-thinking organization.
We strongly encourage individuals to apply who identify as LGTBQIA+, bilingual, Black, Brown, Indigenous and/or people of color.

Equal Opportunity

Creative Action is an equal opportunity employer. We recruit, train, compensate, uplift and promote regardless of race, religion, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, veteran status, and other protected status as required by applicable law.
Creative Action believes in diversity, equity, inclusivity and belonging, and this core set of values is reflected across every department and community in which we serve. We are committed to and focused on anti-racism and anti-oppression, and fold this into our organizational foundation. We believe deeply that diversity and differences are what make us an innovative, compassionate, and forward-thinking organization.
We strongly encourage individuals to apply who identify as LGTBQIA+, bilingual, Black, Brown, Indigenous and/or people of color.