
Program Coordinator
Posted 1 day ago

Posted 1 day ago
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United States.
• Provide continuous support and supervision to 6–8 Camp Kesem chapters.
• Ensure the effective execution of overnight summer camps and year-round programs.
• Guide chapters in implementing fundraising strategies, managing finances responsibly, establishing budgets, and formulating revenue plans.
• Assist in program execution in alignment with standards, policies, and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion values.
• Oversee student leadership transitions and select volunteer student directors on an annual basis.
• Conduct evaluations of chapters three times a year to ensure compliance with Operating Standards.
• Attend one or more chapter camp sessions during the summer to guarantee programming adheres to organizational guidelines.
• Review and negotiate chapter-binding contracts with managerial guidance.
• Supervise volunteers and stakeholders, including nurses, mental health professionals, and advisory board members.
• Ensure adherence to state laws, regulations, and licensing standards.
• Coordinate background checks and training for camp participants.
• Initiate new camp and year-round programs in accordance with the growth strategy.
• Foster relationships with cancer support organizations, advisory boards, hospitals, universities, and local community contacts.
• Support equitable and inclusive outreach initiatives for camper families and volunteers.
• Act as a 24-hour Hotline Operator during the camp season.
• Monitor chapter metrics utilizing Salesforce, Classy, and other relevant applications.
• Maintain chapter workbooks and internal systems; track action items in Hive.
• Provide weekly progress reports on chapters to the Manager of Programs.
• Coordinate activities within the chapter system, including reimbursements, Classy page requests, and donor acknowledgments.
• Conduct data quality assessments and cleanup.
• Deliver on-site and virtual training for student leaders throughout the year.
• Plan and facilitate sessions for the National Leadership Summit.
• Travel extensively throughout the United States, including up to 85% travel from September to December.
• Bachelor’s degree is preferred.
• At least 1 year of post-college experience is preferred.
• Experience in camp settings and/or youth development is required.
• Proven experience in volunteer management.
• Successful track record in leading peer-to-peer fundraising campaigns.
• Comfortable with frequent travel, including air travel and vehicle rental/driving.
• Advanced skills in team building, including conflict resolution, problem-solving, effective communication, organization, mentoring, motivating others, providing direction, and managerial courage.
• Experience in program development and project management, including overseeing large-scale projects from inception to completion.
• Familiarity with camp registration or donor database systems such as Salesforce is highly advantageous.
• Ability to inspire, connect with, and lead college student volunteers.
• Strong written and interpersonal communication capabilities.
• Experience in recruiting and maintaining diverse volunteer teams and delivering equitable and inclusive programs.
• Background in working with individuals from diverse racial, ethnic, socioeconomic, educational, religious, sexual, gender, and generational backgrounds.
• Highly organized, adaptable, and innovative.
• Excellent time management abilities.
• Strong technical skills, particularly in advanced use of Google Drive Suite.
• Capacity to rapidly learn and master new systems independently.
• A commitment to learning and development; openness to feedback and learning from mistakes.
• Must reside in an area with convenient access to a major airport within the continental United States.
• Availability during Kesem’s standard business hours of 9:00 am–5:00 pm in the local time zone.
• Willingness to participate in calls, meetings, donor events, and committee discussions outside normal work hours when necessary.
• Employer-subsidized health benefits.
• Employee-funded dental and vision benefits.
• Employee-funded 403(b) retirement plan.
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP).
• Healthcare concierge service.
• Telecommuting options.
• Paid time off (PTO).
• Short-Term Disability coverage.
• Voluntary accident insurance.
• Voluntary critical illness insurance.
• Voluntary Long-Term Disability coverage.
• Parental leave options.
• Laptop computer provision.
• Cell phone provided.
• Approved work-related travel expenses reimbursed by Kesem.
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