The Conservation Manager contributes to every aspect of the Land Trust’s land protection efforts, including assisting in the identification, prioritization, negotiation, documentation, funding and closing of real estate transactions aligned with the Land Trust’s mission and Conservation Plan.
This is a unique opportunity to connect Central Oregon employers with local young people entering the workforce.
The Finance Director is responsible for the fiscal oversight of the agency’s resources, business planning and budgeting, and business administration.
This position includes: facilitation of dating, sexual violence, and anti-oppression curriculum in Tri County high school classrooms and alternative youth programs; community engagement and prevention education through networking and social media; and collaboration on Saving Grace awareness and social media campaigns.
We’re looking for a Program Coordinator who can coordinate program operations, maintain grant compliance, and promote the wellbeing and success of our youth participants.
As a Traveling Director for the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s®, you’ll put your sales and relationship management skills to work, fundraising in the peer to peer space, creating inspiring experiences for event participants and forging strategic connections with community leaders.
You’ll see new places and meet new people, coaching imp
The Manager will plan ONDA’s annual communications calendar, set priorities, provide strategic direction, and coordinate all activities including ONDA’s publications and web, social, and media presence.
The Grant Writer is integral to supporting the High Desert Museum’s exhibits, programs and operations through fundraising efforts.
A Friend works intensively with eight (8) children as a positive adult role model to develop a caring, trusting and sustained relationship with each child.
The Public Lands Campaigner is responsible for developing and carrying out grassroots campaigns to advance public lands protection legislation, and for building a more welcoming, just, and inclusive public lands community in Oregon.
