Work somewhere you will make a difference while supporting a cause you love.

We are a small, non-profit team dedicated to serving older adults and individuals with disabilities.

To apply, email your cover letter, resume, and salary requirements to [email protected]

ABOUT HELP AT YOUR DOOR

Help At Your Door is a nonprofit that serves thousands of seniors, individuals with disabilities, and caregivers across the greater metro area of Minneapolis and St. Paul. Our mission is to help seniors and individuals with disabilities maintain their independence and continue living in their homes. Help At Your Door’s core service areas include grocery assistance, home support, and transportation.
WHY WORK HERE
  • Make a difference in the lives of seniors or people with disabilities
  • Join a great team of coworkers in a small, friendly office environment
  • Work-life balance
  • Health, dental, and vision coverage
  • 401K with up to 5% match
  • PTO and  paid holidays

HELP AT YOUR DOOR IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. 

CURRENT OPENINGS

Bookkeeper, Part-time

Help At Your Door seeks a Bookkeeper to manage day-to-day financial activities pertaining to customer transactions and vendor payments.

RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Daily invoicing of customer deliveries, transportation, and home support.
  • Accounts receivable collection activity for payment of services.
  • Third-party billing for delivery fees, including billing, working with caseworkers on authorization issues, and working with vendors regarding payment, collections, and troubleshooting.
  • Weekly Accounts Payable
  • Other duties as assigned

QUALIFICATIONS

  • Prior bookkeeping/accounting experience
  • QuickBooks or comparable accounting software is preferred
  • Computer skills, including Microsoft Office skills required
  • Time management and multi-tasking skills required
  • High level of attention to detail

    To apply, email your cover letter, resume, and salary requirements to [email protected]

    Volunteer Manager, Full-time

    The volunteer manager oversees all aspects of the volunteer program, including recruitment, training, retention, and recognition of volunteers.

    RESPONSIBILITIES

    • Create and implement a strategic plan to recruit qualified volunteers from diverse sources, including corporations, faith-based organizations, colleges/universities, online postings, and community events.

    • Interview, orient, and place incoming volunteers in appropriate roles.

    • Manage and retain current volunteers through ongoing training, communication, surveys, appreciation, and recognition. This includes the planning and facilitation of appreciation event(s).

    • Build and maintain partnerships with vital non-profits.

    • Develop volunteer opportunities for corporate groups to increase organization visibility.

    • Channel volunteer resources to meet the needs of staff and clients by identifying volunteer-specific skills/strengths and creating new volunteer opportunities when necessary.

    • Develop, administer, and update standardized training processes and materials for all volunteers.

    • Interact with volunteers and paid staff in stores to evaluate the consistency of performance and the need for ongoing training. Attend key staff meetings as scheduled to facilitate ongoing communication.

    • Maintain organized, updated volunteer records, including a volunteer database, volunteer files, policy manuals, and monthly reports.

    • Support operations with current rosters of volunteer shoppers.

    • Serve as a representative in the community with presentations, communicating the ongoing need for clients, volunteers, and community supporters to current and potential partners.

    • Work with the board community engagement committee.
    • Keep up to date on current volunteer trends and other continuing education via webinars, blogs, and other training opportunities.

    • Monitor volunteer program expenses to ensure compliance with the allotted budget amounts.

    • Perform related duties as assigned.

    QUALIFICATIONS

    • 6 or more years’ experience in volunteer coordination and management.
    • Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience in social service, corporate or non-profit.
    • Detail-oriented, strong planning and organization skills—ability to prioritize projects.
    • Excellent written and oral communication skills; ability to make group presentations.
    • Ability to work and communicate with volunteers, staff, and clients in a positive, tactful, and professional manner to foster teamwork among a diverse group of individuals.
    • Proficiency with Microsoft Office software and database applications.
    • Interest and/or experience working with aging individuals or people with disabilities.

        To apply, email your cover letter, resume, and salary requirements to [email protected]

        Associate Director, Full-time, In-Office

        The primary function of this position is to assist the executive director in managing the organization’s operations.

        RESPONSIBILITIES

        • Organizational Leadership – is accountable for ensuring effectiveness in all areas of the organization, including operations, development, marketing, finance, customer relations, and human resources. This position reports to the Executive Director.

        • Public Relations – represents the organization and shares its mission with the public, supporters, the government, and customers.

        • Budgeting and Funding – works with individuals in the organization to assess organizational needs and costs, then works with the Director to establish a plan and acquire the necessary funds.

        • Hands-On Help – helps in any area of the organization that needs it.                                                  

        QUALIFICATIONS

        • Passion for seniors and disabled. It is critical that this person have the heart for the people that they will serve.

        • Proven Operations Leadership. Experience in leading an organization’s operations to ensure effective and efficient processes.

        • Inspiring Vision. This individual sees the potential for the future and inspires others to work with them to achieve the vision.

        • Financial Analysis. Analyzes trends, organizational statistics, and financial data to determine actions necessary to guide the organization to success.

        • Strong Communication Skills. Interacts with the public, donors, and customers; the person needs excellent writing and speaking skills.

        • People Leadership. Leads people by providing clear direction and support. Coaches people in their development and removes barriers.

        • Not-for-Profit Funding Experience. Success in acquiring funding for a non-profit organization.

        • Education. A bachelor’s degree is required.

        • Job Experience. Experience in leading organizational change and growth.

          To apply, email your cover letter, resume, and salary requirements to [email protected]

          Visit our mission page for more information about why we do what we do.

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