Greater Cincinnati

Posted:  06/07/2021

Scope of Position:  The Food Pantry Manager is responsible for overseeing all functions and operations of our Ted & Becky Catino Choice Food Pantry, as well as supporting the Cincinnati District Council’s pantry network. This role will provide leadership, vision, and guidance to our Council’s food assistance programs. This role also oversees logistics support to a variety of Outreach Center programs and events. The role is full time Monday-Friday (7:30am-4:00pm), with occasional evening and weekend hours.

Job Responsibilities:

Pantry Leadership: Oversee all aspects of pantry operations, consistent with SVDP mission, values, and expectations.

Partner Relationships: Develop and maintain relationships with key community and SVDP partners.

Record Keeping: Consistently collect and deliver accurate, timely data to best serve all stakeholders.

Logistics Support: Provide logistics support for other SVDP programs and events.

Qualifications: 

  • Associate’s degree preferred
  • Basic computer skills and familiarity with Microsoft Office products
  • Experience managing a team and the ability to match the skills/preferences of team members with tasks that need to be accomplished
  • Strong communication and organizational skills
  • Ability to manage multiple priorities, shift priorities as needed, and organize resources quickly around changing needs
  • Capacity to balance short term problem solving with an eye to long term sustainability

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Posted:  06/07/2021

This newly created regional position will serve the up-and-coming Uptown Catholic Region in Clifton (St. Monica – St. George Parish, Annunciation Parish & School, Holy Name Parish, Corryville Catholic Grade School, and the University of Cincinnati Newman Center).  This individual will be responsible for overseeing a unified religious education program at all the parishes and coordinating with the parish schools concerning Catholic education.  The responsibilities would include crafting an overall strategy for adult formation, which would include family formation for children, managing catechists, sharing responsibility for RCIA, overseeing sacramental preparation for the unified program, and collaborating with the college campus ministry and grade schools (as needed).

The requirements are a theology degree from a Catholic University, 5+ years of experience as a Director of Religious Education, and experience in the evangelization of young adults.

 

The Glenmary Home Missioners are looking for an enthusiastic fundraising professional to join our development team. The successful candidate will secure and raise funds through major gifts and planned gift programs.

College degree preferred. Five years of practical experience in development with familiarity of planned giving instruments. Familiarity with fundraising software and windows applications.

The successful candidate must be able to develop an annual plan for identification, cultivation, and solicitation of major gifts and/or planned gifts. Must be able to maintain and foster relationships with donors to successfully communicate the Glenmary mission and secure major gifts or planned gifts.

Position will be based in Glenmary’s Headquarters with regular frequent travel required outside of normal work location to meet with Glenmary supporters throughout the country.

 

 

St. Veronica Parish in Mt. Carmel, OH seeks qualified applicants for the full-time position of Director of Religious Education and RCIA for a parish of 1450 families. The candidate for consideration will provide a comprehensive faith formation program from pre-school through 8th grade for children attending public school; organize and coordinate sacramental preparation  for the sacraments of Reconciliation, Eucharist, and Confirmation; conduct the Vacation Bible School program for one week in the summer; provide formation for adults seeking to belong to the Catholic church through sacraments of initiation, and, work with other parish and school staff to coordinate these responsibilities.

The successful candidate would have a minimum of three years of ministerial experience in a Catholic parish with a bachelor’s degree in Pastoral Ministry, Theology, or Religious Education preferred, but associated fields are acceptable. Previous faith formation experience is desired. Master’s Degree is ideal. Must have good communication and collaboration skills.

The position is full-time, salaried with regular evening and Sunday hours per month.

For the academic year of 2021-22, the religious education program will be a combination of monthly in-person classes for children with parent and small group meetings and parent-led at-home learning.

Background check and VIRTUS/Safe Parish compliance required.

 

 

Posted:  05/04/2021

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul – Cincinnati District Council (SVDP) has been providing innovative and practical basic needs assistance and systemic change advocacy for Cincinnati residents in need for 150 years. The organization works personally with those in need, regardless of race or creed, to bridge the gaps in their lives through home visits provided by neighborhood-based volunteer groups (Vincentians in Conferences); groundbreaking Outreach Center initiatives like the Charitable Pharmacy and Homelessness Prevention program; a network of 12 food pantries; and seven thrift stores across Cincinnati.

Scope of Position: The Ozanam Center Program Coordinator is responsible for supporting the development and implementation of programming for the Ozanam Center for Service Learning and overseeing the works and development of Youth Conferences.  The Program Coordinator is a full-time, Tuesday through Saturday position.  Work weeks will vary seasonally and will include night/weekend work.

Job Responsibilities:

Service Learning Center:

  1. Facilitate and support Ozanam Center retreats, workshops and trainings, leading effective group discussions and engaging communal reflections
  2. Assist in developing curriculum addressing current social justice issues, integrating Catholic Social Teaching and Vincentian spirituality
  3. Ensure that all supplies, activities, and community partners necessary for retreats, workshops and trainings are secured
  4. Maintain organization of all Ozanam Center files, electronic and hard-copy
  5. Communicate with primary point of contact for all retreat and workshop groups to share pertinent information and secure all necessary paperwork and financials
  6. Oversee timely follow-up communication with Ozanam Center participants
  7. Support volunteer base to assist with all Ozanam Center retreats, simulations, and workshops

Youth and Young Adult Conferences:

  1. Support existing school-based St. Vincent de Paul Conferences through regular communication and providing resources to sustain their continuation
  2. Collaborate with local universities and high schools to foster the growth of new local school-based conferences
  3. Mentor students partnering with the Ozanam Center and St. Vincent de Paul for capstone and other school-related service learning projects
  4. Develop and support a high school service club

Qualifications:  Minimum of a bachelor’s degree and three years’ relevant experience.  Depth of knowledge of issues of poverty, justice and Catholic Social Teaching; strong organizational and interpersonal skills; an aptitude for communicating orally and in writing; self-motivated; comfort with discussing spiritual life and praying with retreatants; and the ability to effectively relate to people of diverse cultural and economic backgrounds are necessary.

Work Environment: Works both within an office and out of the office – outside in the neighborhood and at local community partner sites. Office Environment – adequately lighted, heated and ventilated.  External – walking around West End and adjacent neighborhoods, as well as visiting various community partner sites; environments vary. Evening and weekend hours required, including flexibility in work hours, as retreat schedules necessitate.

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