The Advancement Director is a valued member of the leadership team and is responsible for setting the strategic direction of New Life Center’s development efforts. The Advancement Director builds and stewards meaningful and enduring relationships with New Life Center’s donors, partners, and supporters (churches, businesses, and volunteers) to advance the mission through contributions of funds, time, prayer, and effort. This is accomplished by facilitating experiences whereby current and future supporters come to understand that their involvement transforms not only the lives of those who look to New Life Center for help, but their own lives as well. Reporting directly to and working with the executive director and Board of Directors, the Advancement Director will cultivate major donors and help execute and oversee New Life Center’s fundraising, public relations, and community engagement strategies.
NOTE: Due to program demographics, only male candidates will be considered for this role. This position is a key part of a team that supports individuals receiving support for chemical dependency, mental health, and offender rehabilitation. Students in criminal justice, sociology, social work or related field are encouraged to apply. Primary responsibilities include oversight of the Genesis Program and physical building during evening, weekend, and holiday hours. Major components of the role consist of Christian discipleship, faith-based recovery programming, guest oversight, coordination of guest care with case management staff, security and safety of guests, visitors and other staff, building maintenance and sanitation, and volunteer management. Starting wage is $17.00 per hour, with the potential for a $1.00 per hour wage increase after 6 months of employment based on performance.
• Nights and Weekends
The maintenance associate is responsible for the cleanliness and orderliness of New Life Center’s facilities. Primary responsibilities include performing general and preventative maintenance and repairs, as well as scheduled routine cleaning in and around the building and grounds as directed by the facilities manager. This also includes working with the facilities manager in a supportive role for larger projects. Pay range for this position is $14-$16 depending on experience.
Primary responsibilities include oversight of New Life Center shelter and physical building during evening, weekend and holiday hours. Major components of the role consist of guest intake, security and safety of guests, visitors and other staff, physical building operation and safety, and occasional volunteer management. Starting wage is $17.00 per hour, with the potential for a $1.00 per hour wage increase after 6 months of employment based on performance.
• Evening shift 3-11 pm
Reporting to the Thrift Store Manager, this position is responsible for ensuring a positive shopping experience for all customers. This will be accomplished by providing a warm welcome to the store, maintaining a clean, well-organized and stocked sales floor, fast, friendly and accurate processing of purchases, and assisting in other areas of the store and warehouse as needed. The thrift store sales associate / sorter will be cross-trained in all areas of the production and retail environment to include, but not limited to: providing excellent customer service, cash-handling procedures, and processing donated goods (sorting, pricing and stocking). Starting wage is $14 per hour.