Dallas-Based Temporary Wish Experience Lead

Make-a-Wish North Texas; Dallas (TX); On-site; USD 28,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Healthcare

Vision insurance

Dental insurance

Disability insurance

Life insurance

401k match

Paid time off

Holidays

Job summary

Make-A-Wish North Texas is seeking a Temporary Wish Coordinator in Dallas, TX to manage a portfolio of wishes from qualification to fulfillment. You’ll coordinate travel, accommodations, medical support, vendors, and resources while building strong relationships with families, volunteers, and partners.

The role emphasizes workflow organization, attention to detail, and compassionate, customer-focused service to create life-changing experiences for children with critical illnesses.

Qualifications

• Portfolio of wishes from qualification to fulfillment
• Ability to build trust with children, families, volunteers, community partners
• Strong organizational skills to manage timelines, priorities, budgets, and details

Responsibilities

• Own a portfolio of wishes from qualification to fulfillment
• Build relationships with children, families, volunteers, and community partners
• Discover what matters most to each child and transform their wish
• Coordinate travel, accommodations, medical support, vendors, and resources
• Respond with urgency when priorities shift and time-sensitive wishes arise
• Deliver every wish with care, accuracy, and excellence

Skills

Portfolio management

People relations

Logistical coordination

Decision making

Attention to detail

Education

Associate degree

Job description

Make-A-Wish North Texas is seeking a Temporary Wish Coordinator in Dallas, TX to manage a portfolio of wishes from qualification to fulfillment. You’ll coordinate travel, accommodations, medical support, vendors, and resources while building strong relationships with families, volunteers, and partners.

The role emphasizes workflow organization, attention to detail, and compassionate, customer-focused service to create life-changing experiences for children with critical illnesses.