Outreach & Chaplaincy Coordinator

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Under the direction of the Supervisor, the Community Outreach Coordinator maintains the Distribution Center Building and assists with donations in accordance with company policies and procedures.

About the role:

• Coordinate the Emergency Disaster Services (EDS) related to Milwaukee County, including fires, police call-outs, Multi-Agency Resource Center (MARC), continuing support.
• Coordinate volunteer chaplains program including recruiting, training, and scheduling.
• Establish and maintain a Milwaukee EDS team, which would include chaplains and other volunteers.
• Organize regular meetings and ongoing communication with volunteers.
• Work with each Milwaukee police district to determine community outreach needs and respond to MPD requests for chaplains on the scene of incident.
• Build relationships with congregations, nonprofit agencies, and county and state emergency management to cultivate partnerships to better serve the community through The Salvation Army programs.
• Assist with seasonal programs, including overseeing Feed the Kids staff, and counting/sorting donations for Back to School drive, Coats for Kids, and Toy Shop.
• Provide back-up support for the receptionist including answering phones and receiving and helping visitors and volunteers.
• Assist with inventory of donations received and documentation of donation distribution.
• Coordinates various collection drives (e.g. coats, toys, etc.) with businesses and schools. Uses Salvation Army vehicles to pick up donations or supplies and deliver stock, as directed by supervisor.
• Assists with the supervision of volunteer personnel and community service workers assigned to the Distribution Center.

Education: Bachelor's degree in emergency management or social services preferred.

Experience: Two to three years year of related work experience in emergency response , pastoral care.

Certifications: Valid Wisconsin Driver's License with clearance to drive from TSA insurance. Ability for DOT certification preferred.

The Salvation Army is an equal opportunity employer. Candidates who are back-to-work, US Veterans, people with disabilities, people who have been impacted by the justice system, and/or people without a college degree are encouraged to apply.