Christmas Kettle Co-ordinator St. John’s & Area
Description
The successful candidate will be responsible for the operation of The Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Campaign in St. John’s and area, maximizing donations and coordinating volunteers.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Preparing and implementing Master Schedule
- Securing kettle locations and obtaining certificates of insurance
- Preparing individual scheduling worksheets for ministry units
- Primary contact in the event of “breakdowns”
- Co-coordinating the preparation and distribution of printed materials
- Preparing photo ID cards for volunteers on kettle pick-up
- Developing “drop-off” and “pick-up” schedules
- Co-coordinating the receiving of all funds each evening
- Recruiting volunteers and coordinating counting and banking of kettle monies
- Willingness to learn and attend a training session on the internal kettle reporting system
- Preparing financial reports and providing regular updates to the Public Relations and Development Departments
- Ensuring all equipment is retrieved from storage, cleaned and repaired as necessary
- Ensuring bags containing printed materials are ready for delivery each morning; the only exception being Saturday mornings when bags are prepared on Friday evening
- Recruit volunteers and engage service groups for assigned kettle shifts
- Liaison with ministry units in recruiting volunteers for assigned kettle shifts
- Liaison with the Public Relations and Development teams in recruiting personnel for the corporate sponsored kettle location
- Liaison with St. John’s Housing and Community staff
- Performing other duties as assigned
TERM: Temporary; September 23, 2024 – January 15, 2025; 40 hours per week
QUALIFICATIONS AND EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS:
- Have completed High School
- Be able to represent The Salvation Army
- Have good organizational skills
- Possess good oral, written and interpersonal communication skills
- Have computer skills and have knowledge of Microsoft Office Products
- The ability to work with minimal supervision
- Possess a valid Newfoundland Driver’s License and obtain a Driver’s Abstract
- Be willing to obtain a Criminal Police/Vulnerable Sector Check and clearance through the Salvation Army Internal Abuse Registry
- Be willing to sign the Salvation Army Code of Conduct Receipt and Acknowledgement Form
- Provide references upon request