Part Time Event Leader

Human Service Chamber; Columbus (OH); On-site; USD 21,000 - 30,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

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Job summary

Seeds of Caring in Columbus, OH, invites applications for a Part Time Event Leader. The role supports in-person programs for children ages 2-12, focusing on service, social action, and community-building. You will work with the program team and volunteers to run events that impact families and local nonprofits.

The position is part-time, primarily weekends, with 10-20 hours per month. You’ll report to the Program Manager for In-Person Events and operate on-site at various community locations

Qualifications

• Experience leading or teaching preschool or elementary children.
• Strong planning, time management, and organization.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Lead 1-4 in-person community events each month.
• Coordinate volunteers and partner locations.
• Manage event setup, supplies, and post-event metrics.

Skills

Leadership

Public speaking

Customer service

Education

Associate degree or higher

Job description

Position: Part Time Event Leader

Effective: Fall 2026

Status: Part Time, nonexempt

Schedule: 10-20 hours per month (primarily weekends)

Reports to: Program Manager (of In-Person Events)

Location: Columbus, OH

About Us: At Seeds of Caring, we believe in the power of kindness and the capacity for kids to change our world. We empower children ages 2 to 12 - our future leaders - to work for the change they want to see by engaging them in service, social action, and community-building. Our various in-person and anywhere volunteer projects enable families, schools, and other groups to nurture a commitment to kindness, build bridges across our community, and collectively work toward a brighter, better tomorrow.

Seeds of Caring has been operating our programs successfully in the Central Ohio area since 2016, growing our impact from 280 child participants annually in year one of operations to over 50,000 last year. In March 2023, Seeds of Caring launched programming in our first expansion city of Indianapolis, IN, with more expansion cities on the horizon.

Position summary: The Part Time Event Leader will execute Seeds of Caring programming focused on service, social action, and community-building events for kids ages 2-12—all with the goal of giving the Columbus area’s youngest generation meaningful and developmentally appropriate opportunities to create a kinder community with their hearts, hands, and minds.

What you'll do: You will work closely with Seeds of Caring’s program team & volunteers to manage Seeds of Caring’s In Person Programs. In this capacity, some things you will work on include (but are not limited to):

Lead Events: Leading 1-4 In Person community events in Central Ohio each month.

• Pick up event supplies from the office
• Receive any specific instructions related to the event via email
  Utilize standardized lesson plans provided
• Manage adult co-leaders and tween/teen Peer Leaders during events
• Encourage thoughtful discussion and empathic reflection with child participants, ages 2-12, and their grown ups.
• Foster positive relationships with nonprofit partner organizations/host locations
• Drop off event supplies and donations to the office and/or nonprofit partner organizations at the conclusion of the event
• Provide post event metrics and photos within 24 hours of event
• Represent Seeds of Caring in the community according to our core values

Assist/Co-Lead Large Events: Provide support for Large Events like Earth Day, Martin Luther King Day of Youth Service, Holiday Acts of Kindness and/or corporate events as needed

About you: You should have a passion for working to help create a kinder community, love children, and have the ability to work collaboratively in a fast-paced, quickly changing environment. Qualifications and competencies we are looking for include:

• A degree (Associates or higher) and/or 1-3 years experience leading/teaching preschool or elementary-aged children
• Highly organized and detail-oriented with strong planning and time management skills
• Strong classroom management skills
• Proven ability to work collaboratively with others and establish ongoing relationships
• Outstanding customer service, interpersonal, and communications skills
• Proven ability to remain flexible and adaptable
• Comfortable speaking in front of groups and maintains a positive, engaging presence when leading programs
• Schedule flexibility on weekends and occasional evenings

Supervisory Responsibility: manages Ambassadors

Schedule & Work Environment:

• This position is part time and will range from 10-20 hours per month.
• This position requires two or three weekends (Saturday 8am-5pm and Sunday 9am-5pm) of availability per calendar month, but the team member will generally only work up to two of their available weekends. Scheduling will work as follows:
• Team member will provide 2-3 weekends of availability per calendar month twice a year.
• Seeds of Caring will let the team member know at least 30 days in advance which 1-2 weekends you'll be working.
• Weekday evening program requests will occur on an as needed basis with no assumed availability. Weekday evening events generally start after 4:30 pm and end by 8:30 pm.
• Team member will conduct their work on-site at various nonprofits, schools, community centers, libraries, places of business, etc across the Columbus, Ohio metropolitan area.
• Lifting boxes with program materials and other setup materials is required. The weight of the materials may be up to 40 pounds
• Team member is responsible for providing a phone
• Team member is responsible for providing a mid to large sized vehicle with cargo space for transportation.

Seeds of Caring's Core Values: Our energetic, dedicated team is determined to transform our community, and we are looking for more teammates to help us achieve this! With a deep-held commitment to the Seeds of Caring mission, we embody these core values, and it is important that new team members also embody these:

• Make the biggest difference. Every day. We are detailed, accountable, and possess a "can do" attitude, striving to continually increase our impact.
• Stronger together. We practice every voice belonging at the table- from participants to community partners to donors. We believe that together we make the difference, and achieve this through shared goals and mutual support.
• Embrace gratitude. To keep us grounded, we pause to reflect, show appreciation for others, honor our shared humanity, and keep kindness at our center.
• Always ask. Always grow. We embrace innovation, creativity and continuous improvement, seeing every challenge as an opportunity.
• Lead with integrity. We operate ethically, openly, and thoughtfully in all that we do.

Compensation & Benefits:

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