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Administrative Assistant

Position: Administrative Assistant

Reports to: Executive Director

FTE: W2 Employee, hourly non-exempt

To apply, please send job-specific cover letter and resume to Lynette@pbjf.org and Daniel@pbjf.org

DESCRIPTION:

The Administrative Assistant plays a vital behind-the-scenes role in supporting the daily operations, compliance, and infrastructure of the Parker Bounds Johnson Foundation (PBJF). This position provides administrative, financial, donor-support, and organizational assistance that allows the Executive Director and leadership team to focus on mission delivery, fundraising, and community impact. In a small nonprofit setting such as Parker Bounds Johnson Foundation, this role requires strong organization, attention to detail, discretion, and the ability to manage a wide range of administrative tasks independently while coordinating with leadership, accountants, and external partners.

QUALIFICATIONS:

  • Strong organizational skills and attention to detail

  • Ability to manage multiple administrative tasks with minimal supervision

  • Comfort working in cloud-based systems (Google Workspace, spreadsheets, shared drives)

  • Professional written communication skills

  • Discretion and confidentiality when handling sensitive information

  • Experience in nonprofit administration, bookkeeping support, or office management preferred

CORE RESPONSIBILITIES:

Administrative & Office Operations

  • Monitor and manage the organization’s general email inbox (e.g., info@pbjf.org), routing messages appropriately and responding when needed

  • Check and manage the organization’s PO Box; open, scan, save, and distribute mail electronically

  • Maintain organized digital filing systems for contracts, correspondence, policies, insurance documents, and reports

  • Research and recommend administrative tools, software, and online services to improve operational efficiency

  • Print, prepare, and mail grant applications and other required documents as needed

Financial & Recordkeeping Support

  • Scan, organize, and archive financial documents including endowment statements and insurance records

  • Assist with account updates and administration for platforms such as Benevity, TechSoup, and similar services

  • Support bookkeeping and financial documentation processes in coordination with the Executive Director and external accounting support

  • Ensure accurate record retention in alignment with nonprofit best practices

Compliance, Reporting & Governance Support

  • Track and support state and regulatory reporting requirements, including annual and quarterly filings

  • Assist with organizing insurance policies, renewals, and policy reviews

  • Support board administration through document preparation, record organization, and meeting materials as needed

Human Resources & Hiring Administration

  • Provide administrative support for hiring activities, including onboarding documentation and recordkeeping

  • Maintain HR training records and compliance documentation

  • Support annual review documentation and internal administrative HR processes

Donor & Development Support

  • Assist with donor communications, acknowledgments, and record organization

  • Support mailings, thank-you letters, and development-related administrative tasks

  • Help maintain accurate donor and fundraising records in coordination with leadership

WORK ENVIRONMENT:

This is a fully remote, part-time position (approximately 15 hours per week) with a high degree of flexibility in scheduling. The Administrative Assistant works independently from a home office and must be comfortable managing tasks with minimal day-to-day supervision.

The ideal candidate enjoys the autonomy of remote work, is self-motivated, and can organize their time effectively to meet deadlines and support organizational needs. Work hours are flexible and may be distributed throughout the week, with some tasks tied to periodic deadlines (e.g., reporting, mail processing, or scheduled communications).

This role is well suited for someone who values meaningful, mission-driven work and thrives in a flexible environment where trust, accountability, and clear communication are essential.


Wild Hearts Coach

Position: Wild Hearts Coach

Reports to: Program Director

FTE: Part-time hourly, W-2 (non-exempt)

Rate: $25.00-$30.00 per hour

To apply, please send job-specific cover letter and resume to Lynette@pbjf.org and Daniel@pbjf.org

DESCRIPTION

Wild Hearts is PBJF’s year-round adventure-based coaching program offering community-centered coaching for adolescents ages 12-17 and their families. Wild Hearts transforms the lives of young people and their families by providing mental health support through nature, adventure, and community.

QUALIFICATIONS

  • Bachelor’s degree in therapeutic recreation, outdoor education, social work, or associate’s level with equivalent experience in a mental health field strongly preferred. Master’s degree preferred.

  • Certified Therapeutic Adventure Specialist or eligible preferred.

  • Certification as Wilderness First Aid or Wilderness First Responder preferred.

  • ASIST training for Suicide Prevention and/or Mental Health First Aid preferred.

  • Provide your own working vehicle with insurance coverage.

  • Group facilitation experience.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Build rapport and positive relationships with each participant and parent(s)/guardian(s).

  • Co-facilitate multi-family front country expeditions and therapeutic adventure experiences.

  • Co-facilitate therapeutic adventure experiences for groups of youth ages 12-17.

  • Encourage and support outcomes measurement.

  • Engage participant feedback as a routine course of your interactions throughout the program.

  • Keep accurate records of costs/participation/attendance and provide timely documentation of all participant encounters.

  • Manage risk within the program activities according to the PBJF policy manuals.

  • Participate in required training.

  • Oversee activity logistics and communicate effectively with participants and families.

  • Be rested and ready.

  • Be on time and prepared for each session.

  • Lead group sessions with enthusiasm.

  • Be a collaborator.

  • Be creative in presenting your activities.

  • Report accurate written records of prep time and session time logs and submit to PD for payroll.


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