Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Program Coordinator

The Manitoba Camping Association is seeking an individual for the position as the Program Coordinator to assist in the implementation of the Association's Programs & Services within the community.



Qualifications

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, as well as proven ability to communicate with media and carry out public speaking.

• Experience in Fundraising/Campaign Management.

• Ability to accurately utilize the following types of computer programs: FileMaker Pro Database (essential), word processing, desk top publishing, spreadsheet, and data base files on Apple computer’s OS X operating system.

• Previous experience with budget management and financial inventory control.

• Proven ability to support, supervise and train staff/volunteers as required.

• Class 5 driver’s license and access to a vehicle is essential.


General Area Responsibilities

1. Assists to support & ensure that programs and services are designed and operated to meet the mandate of the Association in keeping with the purpose and service objective of the Association.

2. Seeks to continually strengthen existing programs and services, as well as participate in developing new program vehicles/initiatives as resources permit in response to community needs and strategic initiatives of the Association.

3. Assists to ensure that annual service targets are established and continually reviewed in consultation with the Executive Director, and that there is reasonable and proper reporting of service statistics to monitor overall progress.

4. Provides support for the development of long term goals associated with the provision of service initiatives by the Association.


Promotion/Communication (40%)

1. Assists in the development and implementation of the Annual Plan that is designed to interpret the work of the Association, and where appropriate, advertise the services of the Association;

2. Assists in participating as a spokesperson of the Sunshine Fund in matters related to the media, and in discussions with community representatives while acting in the best interests of the Association;

3. Participates actively in a networking role to ensure that funding, support and human resources are developed and maintained;

4. Either personally, or by delegation, ensures that there is participation by the Association in significant community enterprises such as service clubs, recreation organizations, government bodies, etc;

5. Maintains confidentiality of clients and client groups of the Association, (eg. Sunshine Fund applicants, donors and member camps) except where such information is required by the Board or by law.


Fundraising & Grants (30%)_

1. In conjunction with the Executive Director, assists to:

• ensure that there is an up-to-date knowledge of available grants that are relevant to the Association and that timely submissions are submitted for the same with appropriate supporting documentation;
• ensure that timely documentation and submissions are carried out to maintain ongoing annual grants;
• establish/ensure that such fundraising activities as determined by the Association are carried out to meet the annual goals of the Sunshine Fund and additional fundraising activities that may be established by the Board.


Administration (25%)

1. Assists in the effective & efficient administration of all Association programs & services as required and directed by the Executive Director.

2. Ensures effective & efficient processing of Sunshine Fund Applicant requests as required utilizing FileMaker Pro Database software.

3. Ensures effective & efficient processing of Sunshine Fund Donations as required utilizing FileMaker Pro Database software.


Human Resources (5%)

1. As directed by the Executive Director, selects, trains and motivates Support Staff of the Association in accordance with the operating budget as required.

2. Assists to ensure that volunteerism is encouraged, promoted and utilized in the delivery of services by the Association.


Specific (Key) Responsibilities

In conjunction with the Executive Director, assists in the:

• Promotion of the Sunshine Fund process, procedures and organizational awareness to prospective clients;
• Promotion of MCA Member Camps, the Sunshine Fund and the benefits of a camp experience for a child/youth;
• Promotion of MCA Member Camps & the Sunshine Fund through the research, development & implementation of related activities (ie. Camp Caravan’s) that heighten the awareness of the Association in its efforts to promote camp and raise funds that will be utilized to send children to camp;
• Creation, Research & Development of networking opportunities that include: Point of Contact (verbal & direct) with Community Resource Support Groups, Elected Officials, CFS Agencies, Family Service Agencies, Employment & Income Assistance Agencies, School Administrators & Guidance Counselors, Community Centers, Libraries, etc.;
• Coordination of meetings with the above as required and as researched;
• Development of materials that can be utilized as promotional/informational resources;

• Preparation and delivery of the Annual Donor Campaign;
• Development and implementation of potential funding events and fundraising initiatives.
• Identification of opportunities for partnership development and associated resource materials as required;
• Development and implementation of the Donor Retention program that includes timely communication with donors;
• Dissemination of information to donors with regards to Planned Giving and the Endowment Fund of the Sunshine Fund.

• Timely processing of Sunshine Fund Applications as required;
• Administration of incoming donations as required;
• Research & planning of donor involvement through volunteerism for mail campaigns, fundraising events, etc.;
• Coordination of the MCA Accreditation program as required.

Salary Range: $20,000-$24,000* ($2,000-$2,400 month)

*Performance Review after 10 Months – May Lead to Permanent FT depending on Review & Budget Funding

Commencement: December 1 or Subject to Availability

Applications: Submit in confidence by email no later than Friday, November 12, 2010 to: executivedirector@mbcamping.ca

We thank all applicants who apply; however only those selected for further consideration will be contacted.

Friday, October 22, 2010

Camps With Meaning - Associate Program Director

Mennonite Church Manitoba invites applications for the full-time position of Associate Program Director for Camps with Meaning. This person will give leadership to the summer camping and winter retreat ministry of Camps with Mean­ing, including camp and retreat promotion, program design, budget preparation and management, and summer staff and volunteer recruitment, training and support.



Qualifications include an undergraduate degree in outdoor education, recreation or camping ministry; experience in camping ministry; excellent communication and management skills; and the abil­ity to work well with staff and volunteers of all ages. The successful candidate must demonstrate a personal faith commitment to Jesus Christ, affirm the Camps with Meaning Statement of Faith, and uphold the vision and mission of Mennonite Church Manitoba. A complete job description is available at www.campswithmeaning.org


Application deadline is Monday, November 15. Send resume in confidence to: Pam Peters-Pries, Interim Administrator, Camps with Mean­ing, 200-600 Shaftesbury Blvd., Winnipeg, MB R3P 2J1, e-mail: pam@pries.ca or phone: (204) 392-5709.

Thursday, May 14, 2009

Commercial Hobart Dishwasher 3phase for sale

Hobart C-44 with manuals
3 phase 220 volts
Pass through 5.4 ft/min
Hot water or Chemical Sanitize
Asking $500, trade of best offer!

For more information please contact Dauphin Bible Camp

info@dauphinbiblecamp.com

www.dauphinbiblecamp.com

Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Winkler Bible Camp seeks FT Discipleship Director

Winkler Bible Camp is seeking applicants for the full-time position of Discipleship Director. Applicants should be individuals who are passionate about discipling and teaching young adults (ages 18-25) over an 8-month period as a part of the post-secondary discipleship ministry of WBC. Gifts in teaching, shepherding, and administration as well as post-secondary training are preferred. Interested individuals can call the camp at 325-9519 for more details or check our website at winklerbiblecamp.com


Do you want to be a part of an exciting and dynamic ministry opportunity? Winkler Bible Camp is currently looking to fill a Head Cook position, which is a full-time year-round position on our Cross View (main site). Experience would be great, but a passion to serve - ESSENTIAL!

Contact Dale at 325-9519 or dale@winklerbiblecamp.com for more information.

Thursday, February 5, 2009

AEM offers two International Standard levels of Wilderness and Remote First Aid

AEM offers two International Standard levels of Wilderness and Remote First Aid:

Basic 22 Hour course for outdoor enthusiasts and people not in a leadership role.

Advanced 40 Hour course is intended for outdoor leaders, guides, anyone who is responsible for other peoples safety in a wilderness and remote environment. Both include CPR.

Basic 22 Hr Course Dates

Course 1: Apr. 24-26
Course 2: May 1-3
Course 3: May 8-10
Course 4: May 29-31
Course 5: June 19-21
Course 6: June 26-28

Advanced 40 Hr Course Dates
Course 1: May 22 - 24, May 29 - 31, 2009
Course 2: June 5 - 7, June 12 - 14, 2009
Private and group bookings can be arranged as well as onsite training with advanced requests.

Cost: Basic: $160.00 + GST
Advanced: $310.00 + GST

Contact information:
Stephanie at wfa@aeminfo.mb.ca or 775-2462
Gary Monkman aem@aeminfo.mb.ca or 775-2462

For more information on the courses check out www.aeminfo.mb.ca.

Tuesday, August 19, 2008

End of season update



The 2008 camp season is coming to a close. All camp visits have been completed and the accreditation team will be sending out final reports shortly. A big thanks to all of the great hosts at camp- we always appreciate a traditional camp lunch!

As camps send in their Camper Demographic forms for this year, the MCA will compile them and camper statistics will be available. This is a useful resource for both camps and parents.

The MCA is always looking for additional camps across the province to accredit. Accreditation allows children from the Sunshine Fund to be sent to safe camps in Manitoba, among other benefits. We're having a great year at the Sunshine Fund, sending close to 900 kids to camp!

Wednesday, July 9, 2008

Summer's here again...


Following a successful Sunshine Day with A&W, the MCA started with a busy 2008 season! Camps have begun, and so have our re-accreditation visits. We will be visiting 17 camps this summer, everywhere across the province from the Pas to Kenora. It was a rainy start to the season with our first visit to Brereton a wet one, but things are looking up for the rest of the summer!

Some camps still have spots open-- check out our website at www.mbcamping.ca for a list of camps in Manitoba that have been accredited by the MCA.

Also, check out this link: www.ourkids.net For parents, it's a great resource showing what camp can offer to children of ALL ages. For camps, an age-specific guide of your campers' general needs and concerns.