Part-Time Youth Programs Coordinator – Pocono Region

Gotrsanantonio; Fogelsville (Lehigh County); Hybrid; USD 24,000 - 34,000; Part time

Job summary

Girls on the Run Lehigh Valley & Pocono is seeking a part-time Program Coordinator to grow and strengthen Girls on the Run programming in Monroe and Pike Counties. The role focuses on building local presence, partnerships, and sustainable program delivery across the Pocono region.

You will work closely with the Program Team and Executive Director to support regional growth, recruit sites and coaches, and engage with communities through events and outreach, including planning for the Monroe

Qualifications

• Part-time, non-exempt position averaging 20 hours per week.
• Evening and weekend availability for events and activities.

Responsibilities

• Program Growth & Site Development: Recruit new sites, reconnect with former sites, build relationships with schools and community organizations, recruit participants, and work toward regional growth goals.
• Coach Recruitment & Support: Recruit and retain volunteer coaches, support coach training and seasonal needs, and help build a strong local volunteer pipeline.
• Community Outreach & Regional Presence: Attend community events, increase awareness of Girls on the Run as a youth-development program, build local partnerships, and identify potential funding and sponsorship prospects.
• 5K & Program Operations: Restore and implement the Monroe County 5K and assist with volunteers, Running Buddies, materials, registration, site needs, and other seasonal program responsibilities.

Job description

Girls on the Run Lehigh Valley & Pocono is seeking a part-time Program Coordinator to grow and strengthen Girls on the Run programming in Monroe and Pike Counties. The role focuses on building local presence, partnerships, and sustainable program delivery across the Pocono region.

You will work closely with the Program Team and Executive Director to support regional growth, recruit sites and coaches, and engage with communities through events and outreach, including planning for the Monroe