Non Profit Volunteer Jobs (PA)

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President, Botanic Garden Of Western PennsylvaniaEgmont Associates(Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
Botanic Garden of Western Pennsylvania, a visionary not-for-profit organization in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, is seeking an experienced and skilled professional to serve as President/ CEO who will lead the organization and region in the creation of a nationally recognized botanic garden. The President will oversee a major land reclamation project and acquire resources and implement plans for a new p...
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Posted Mon 19th October
Eastern Field DirectorSpecial Olympics Pennsylvania(Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)
Special Olympics Pennsylvania (SOPA) seeks an enthusiastic candidate to fill the position of Eastern Field Director (FD). The FD is responsible for the development, maintenance and growth of quality Special Olympics sports training and competition programs at the Area/County/City Program level through the supervision of local management teams. The FD assists with the implementation of outreach str...
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Posted Wed 28th October
Senior Sales/Fundraising Director HarrisburgAmerican Heart Association(Harrisburg, Pennsylvania)
American Heart Association What's your motivation? Opportunity. Creativity. Contribution. It's all part of working for the American Heart Association..where you can contribute professional growth with personal fulfillment. So if you're considering a rewarding career, consider the American Heart Association. We have an excellent opportunity for a Senior Division Director to head up our Harrisburg, P...
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Posted Thu 5th November

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