Seasonal Kettle Campaign Coordinator (British Columbia)

Seasonal Kettle Campaign Coordinator (British Columbia)

31 Aug
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The Salvation Army International
|
British Columbia

31 Aug

The Salvation Army International

British Columbia

Drive success for the 2026 Christmas kettle campaign at The Salvation Army in Chilliwack. Coordinate efforts to enhance donations while overseeing volunteer staffing in this rewarding seasonal role.

The Salvation Army is hiring a Seasonal Kettle Coordinator to orchestrate the Christmas kettle initiative. This position requires adherence to mission values, promoting the campaign within the community, and managing staffing logistics. Effective relationship-building with volunteers and community partners will be crucial for a successful campaign.

Key Responsibilities:
• Lead all aspects of the Christmas kettle fundraising campaign
• Schedule, train, and support volunteers at kettle locations
• Create a robust community presence to promote the campaign




• Ensure kettles and supplies are well-maintained at all times
• Acknowledge and invite donors and volunteers to appreciation events

Requirements:
• Completion of high school diploma
• Familiarity with Microsoft Office software
• Previous customer service experience preferred
• Excellent verbal and relationships skills
• Ability to adapt and work under pressure

Utilize your management and outreach abilities to enrich The Salvation Army's community impact during Christmas.
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📌 Seasonal Kettle Campaign Coordinator (British Columbia)
🏢 The Salvation Army International
📍 British Columbia

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