What's New

*Apply Now* Public Allies Arizona

Do you know a young person who is committed to community service and interested in developing their leadership skills? Public Allies Arizona, a program of the ASU Center for Nonprofit Leadership and Management, has just a few slots left for the new Fall program year. Public Allies Arizona places dedicated, service minded young people (Allies) in 10-month full-time paid apprenticeships in nonprofit organizations (Partner Organizations) throughout the greater Phoenix community. 

Public Allies Arizona is looking for enthusiastic young people (ages 18-30) that want to gain leadership skills and professional experiences while making a difference in their community.

Please visit http://publicallies.asu.edu or learn more about becoming an Ally

For more information please contact Andrea Tavilla at (602) 496-0427 or publicallies@asu.edu.

ASU Center for Nonprofit Leadership and Management releases 2007 Compensation and Benefits Report

The ASU Center for Nonprofit Leadership and Management has released its 2007 Nonprofit Compensation and Benefits Report for Maricopa County and Pima County nonprofit organizations. The 99-page report contains compensation data for 8,375 nonprofit employees across 82 different nonprofit positions, findings on employee retirement, insurance, paid time off, and detailed salary and demographic information on executive directors.

The 2007 Nonprofit Compensation and Benefits Report is available to nonprofit organizations for $113, and $277 for all other organizations and individuals. A brief highlight of the report is available on the CNLM Web site: http://nonprofit.asu.edu. Questions? Call 602-496-0500 or e-mail nonprofit@asu.edu.

Announcements

Museum Curator to Lead Nonprofit Council of Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits

Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits Board of Trustees Chair Angela Melczer has named Deb Bentlage to serve as the first Chair of the Nonprofit Leadership Council of the Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits.

In making the appointment, Melczer noted that Deb's role as a nonprofit leader from a smaller (but also growing) Arizona community will ensure that programs and services, as advised and guided by the Council, will be grounded in the day-to-day realities facing nonprofits throughout the state.

For more information, visit www.arizonanonprofits.org.

Jewish Community Foundation Funds Programs for Youth and Seniors in Need

Programs providing aid to at-risk youth and the elderly poor in Tucson, Israel and the Former Soviet Union were prominent among the 15 projects funded by the Jewish Community Foundation of Southern Arizona for 2007.

Tucson programs that received funding were Jewish Family and Children's Service's Senior Companion Transportation and Sliding Scale Counseling; Casa de los Ninos' Crisis Shelter; El Rio Foundation's Sunnyside Teenage Parent Program and "Give Sight"; Our Family Services' CommonUnity; and Youth on Their Own's Monthly Stipend and Special Needs programs.

Funding for these projects comes from the Zuckerman Family Endowment Fund, Dr. Samuel & Sylvia Zaidenberg Endowment Fund, William & Doris Rubin Endowment Fund, Ida & Patricia Brodsky Memorial Endowment Fund, and Marilyn Hass Community Youth Fund. These funds were established through legacy plans with the Jewish Community Foundation, which allocates grants based on criteria specified by the donors or their fund advisors.

Science Foundation Arizona Invests in Eight Arizona Research Programs

Science Foundation Arizona (SFAz) has made approximately $2 million in investments to help eight Arizona-based research programs further develop existing research to the point of technology commercialization as part of its 2007 Small Business Catalytic (SBC) program.

The purpose of this program, which focuses on making seed investments in innovation that may have high-impact commercial outcomes, is to create a catalyst for technology development, company formation and high-tech job creation in Arizona.

The selected proposals include research in medical technologies, information technologies and renewable energy, among other areas. To be successful for SFAz funding, the proposals had to demonstrate positive impacts to the local institutions and the state. Additionally, all businesses grown from SFAz's SBC seed funding are required to remain in the state.

To learn more about SFAz and the eight exceptional proposals that received funding, visit http://www.sfaz.org/documents/PR-SBCGrants07-02-07FINAL_000.pdf.

Events

Programs and Grants Workshop - Arizona Humanities Council
July 20 (Phoenix)

Would you like to learn more about programs available from the Arizona Humanities Council? Are you interested in learning how to write a competitive AHC grant proposal? Are you a new Project Director of an AHC-funded project?
 
If you are any of these, you are invited to attend the upcoming AHC Programs and Grants Workshop on Friday, July 20, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.!
 
This summer’s workshop, which is free of charge, will take place at the AHC office in the Ellis-Shackelford House, 1242 N Central Ave, Phoenix.
 
The workshop is open to anyone interested in learning more about AHC, its available resources, or how to write a competitive grant proposal. The workshop will also orient new project directors, which gives you the opportunity to meet people from AHC-funded projects.
 
Go to http://azhumanities.org/workshops1.html and register today!

E-Philanthropy 101: How to Engage Your Constituency and Raise More Money Online – CGSI Business Consulting
July 24 (Phoenix)

How does your organization use the internet to further your mission? This highly interactive workshop shows how your nonprofit can develop and execute an Internet strategy to further its mission. Examine how nonprofits are using the Internet, how they'd like to be using the Internet, and how they should be using the Internet. CGSI will select one participant, analyze their existing Web site, and make recommendations on how to incorporate new, strategic features.

Date: July 24
Time: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Location: Grand Canyon University, Kaibab Room, Phoenix
Fee: $85 per person (course materials, continental breakfast, and boxed lunch included)

Presented by Scott Sheldon: Scott is a fundraising professional and a member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals, Greater Arizona Chapter. He is also a Certified Fundraising Executive.

To register visit www.cgsi.us and click on Workshops or call 602-323-1915 for more information.

The Grantsmanship Game: Playing to Win – Just Grants! Arizona
August 1-2 (Phoenix)

For beginners and veterans alike, this workshop offers an intensive, hands-on, skill-building approach to corporate and foundation grantsmanship. Learn how to build a solid, fundable grant proposal from the inside out and from the bottom up. Work with planning tools and worksheets to make your proposals clear, concise, complete, coherent and compelling. Learn how to organize the details of your work in a way guaranteed to take you to the next level of grantseeking success - no matter where you're starting out.

Date/time: August 1-2; 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. both days
Location: Catholic Community Foundation, 400 E. Monroe, Phoenix
Cost: $155 through July 25; $185 after

To register, visit http://www.azgrants.com/workshops/detail.cfm?RecordID=496.

Summer Tune-Up Series: click here to sign up for the entire workshop series, and pay just $250 through July 25 - save $45!

Questions? Contact Sally Clifford at sally.clifford@grantsusa.net or 602-230-5326 x 11 or toll-free 866-472-6878, x 11.

Basic Responsibilities of Nonprofit Boards - Volunteer Center of Southern Arizona
August 2 (Tucson)

In response to community requests, the Volunteer Center of Southern Arizona is sponsoring a half-day workshop designed for board members and key agency executives. Participants will explore the core areas of responsibility for nonprofit/volunteer boards. Topics to be covered include:

• Roles and Responsibilities of Board Members
• Financial Stewardship
• Policy Making
• Strategic Planning

The workshop will also include a panel discussion with several current nonprofit executives.

Facilitator: Scott Ingram, MBA, Director of Programs for the Volunteer Center of Southern Arizona. Scott is the past President of the Governance Board for Child Parent Centers, the Head Start Grantee for Southern Arizona, and holds a Certificate in Nonprofit Management.

Date: August 2
Time: 8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Place: Volunteer Center of Southern Arizona, 924 N. Alvernon Way, Tucson AZ 85711
Cost: Free, courtesy of the United Way of Tucson & Southern Arizona

To register, please call the receptionist at 881-3300 ext. 100. Space is limited to the first 30 registrants. Please note that priority in registration will be given to staff of youth-serving programs.

You & the Alliance - Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits
August 7 (Webinar)

Do you have questions about the Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits? Are you a member already, but need more information about the Alliance's programs and benefits?

"Walk through" the Alliance during this 30-minute Webinar. Alliance staff will answer your questions and connect you to the knowledge you need.

Don't fear the technology - if you have a telephone and an Internet connection that you can use at the same, you have all the technology you need for this session. No software downloads, no training required.

Date/Time: August 7, 10-10:30 a.m. (Please note that the time for this session is Mountain Standard Time. It will begin one hour later for participants in the Navajo Nation).
Location: Online
Cost: FREE

To register, visit www.arizonanonprofits.org.

HR 101: The Basics for Nonprofit Leaders - CGSI
August 7 (Phoenix)

This half-day interactive workshop offers tools to improve leadership skills and reduce turnover in your organization. The session provides tricks of the trade to help each participant realize his or her nonprofit's own cost savings potential.

At the end of the workshop, you will know what is involved in conducting a human resources audit, tools for effective hiring, and how to reduce risk when terminating employees. This workshop will also teach you how to calculate the cost of turnover for your organization, conduct a behavioral interview, and implement low-cost ideas for retaining nonprofit employees.

Date/time: August 7, 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Location: Grand Canyon University, Kaibab Conference Room, Phoenix
Cost: $85 - includes continental breakfast and boxed lunch

For more information and to register, visit: www.cgsi.us or call 602-323-1915.

Grants Research on the Internet - What Works, What Doesn't Work...and What Makes the Difference – Just Grants! Arizona
August 7 (Phoenix)

In this hands-on, interactive Internet lab session, cut through the many misperceptions about grants research on the Web, and zero in on the sites, services and strategies to help you connect quickly with the right private and public grants resources for your program. You'll learn what to consider when designing your search criteria, how to use standard search language to get the results you want, and which online resources are best for researching federal, state, and private grant opportunities.

Date/time: August 7; your choice of a.m. (9 a.m. - noon) or p.m. (1-4 p.m.)
Location: Catholic Community Foundation, 400 E. Monroe, Phoenix
Cost: $55 through July 31; $70 thereafter

For details or to register, click here: http://www.azgrants.com/workshops/detail.cfm?RecordID=470 or here: http://www.azgrants.com/workshops/detail.cfm?RecordID=578.

The ABCs of Web Conferencing - Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits
August 8 (Webinar)

How can your organization use Webinars? Daily Teleconferencing: Hold board and committee meetings, collaborate with colleagues across the state or country. Phone and Web Meetings: Share your desktop. Work on budgets or present slide presentations. Communicate with your donors and other stakeholders. Training: Recruit and train new volunteers, board or staff members. Simplify and save: Save time and money. Reduce travel expenses.

Want to learn more? Attend a free informational Webinar on August 8 at 11 a.m. ReadyTalk makes conferencing simple for everyone.

Enhance your organization's meetings regardless of technical knowledge, office location or type of computer you are using. All you need is a telephone and computer with an internet connection. Hold meetings from your office, home or cell phone at your convenience.

Date/Time: August 8, 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Location: Online
Cost: FREE

To register, contact tracey.grant@readytalk.com.

Alliance Members save up to 70% off the regular price. Calculate your savings today! Visit www.readytalk.com/ncna and use the calculator to instantly see how much money you can save each month.

To learn more about this and other Alliance membership benefits, contact Jennifer Blair, Director of Member Relations, at jenniferb@arizonanonprofits.org or 602-279-2966.

August Brown Bag: Creating a Successful Special Event - Nonprofit Resource Center
August 9 (Flagstaff)

The Board of Directors for your agency, in its annual retreat, has decided it is time to host a fundraising dinner, complete with an out-of-state celebrity keynote speaker, a silent auction, and a live musical act. They are convinced based on reading newspaper articles of other organizations' glowing financial results this is the ticket to sustainability, but is it? And is your agency prepared for the effort involved?

Join Deb Grogan, owner of Peak Events, as she shares her more than 20 years' experience in creating and coordinating fundraising events. You won't want to miss the interactive exercise where random groups will each receive a packet for a fictional organization and then design a suitable event in the face of the unexpected issues hidden within their packet!

Date/time: August 9, 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Location: Coconino Center for the Arts, Flagstaff
Cost: FREE for NPRC members; $10 for nonmembers

BRING YOUR BUSINESS CARDS FOR OUR ICEBREAKER POP QUIZ!

To register, click this link: http://www.nonprofitnaz.org/BrownBagRegister.html. Contact LinMarie DiCianni, Program Coordinator, with questions: programs@nonprofitnaz.org or 928-527-7926.

A Healthy Workplace Keeps Working - Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits
August 16 (Phoenix)

Do you have a healthy workplace? Have you considered the cost to your business or workplace injuries? Are your employees spending time on computers?

Musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) are the most prevalent, most expensive and most preventable workplace injuries in the country. They can affect muscles, tendons, nerves, joints and the spine. They also affect productivity, and that means your mission isn't being served. More than 600,000 employees suffer lost-workday MSDs each year. The leading cause of worker's compensation claims and costs, they account for $20 billion in direct costs each year and $100 billion in indirect costs.

Join the Alliance and Wist Office Products for a lunchtime workshop that will educate you on the basics of incorporating ergonomic practices into your business. An ergonomic professional with Fellowes will explain the benefits, demonstrate simple techniques, and answer your ergonomic questions. Learn how you can prevent these injuries and keep your workplace healthy.

Lunch will be provided.

Date/Time: August 16, 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Location: Jobing.com, 4747 N. 22nd Street, 2nd Floor, Phoenix
Cost: FREE to Members of the Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits, $15 for nonmembers

For more information or to register, contact Katie Kloos at katiek@arizonanonprofits.org.

Major Gifts: Finding the Perfect Donors - Benevon
August 16 (Flagstaff)

Stop suffering on the annual fundraising treadmill. Learn a tested and proven system to rapidly identify and cultivate the perfect major donors who love your mission - donors who will give for operations, capital, and endowment. Learn how other organizations have grown their major gifts programs year after year. Engage your board without requiring that they ask for money. This session is designed for board members, executive directors, CEOs, and fund development professionals. 

By the end of this session, you will have learned:

• A proven system for generating a steady stream of mission-focused major donors
• A method for converting existing donors into major donors
• To engage your board in the fundraising process without requiring that they ask for money

Presenter: Lynda Bowman
Date/time: Thursday, August 16, 1-3 p.m.
Location: Flagstaff City - Coconino County Public Library, 300 W. Aspen, Flagstaff, AZ, 86001
Cost: FREE

Register soon; space is limited. You must register if you plan to attend so you can be notified of any changes to the session (date, time, location). To register, go to http://sforce.benevon.com/intros/Flagstaff081607
/RegisterFlagstaff081607.htm and fill out the registration form.

Winning Federal Dollars: Essential Skills of Federal Grantsmanship – Just Grants! Arizona
August 16 (Phoenix)

Federal grantsmanship: It's a challenging, often perplexing funding arena - but one with the potential of tremendous reward as well. Designed for novices and experienced grantseekers alike, this workshop will give you the tools, techniques and confidence you need to make your way successfully through today's changing federal grants environment. Take an insider's tour of the federal grants process; reveal what to really look for when you read an RFP; dissect a typical federal funding proposal; explore the key up-to-the-minute Internet resources to support your federal grants research; and much more.

Date/time: August 16, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Location: Catholic Community Foundation, 400 E. Monroe, Phoenix
Cost: $85 through August 9; $100 thereafter

For details or to register, click here: http://www.azgrants.com/workshops/detail.cfm?RecordID=469.

Professional Certification for Grant Writers Offered in West Valley - American Grant Writers Association
October 15-29 (Glendale)

In October, the American Grant Writers Associations (AGWA) Certified Grant Writer Course will be held at the Glendale Civic Center. Attendees receive comprehensive training and a one-year membership in the American Grant Writers Association. Graduates also receive documentation of Certification as well as invaluable professional support through the Association.

The certification course is designed to develop professional skills and ethics in individuals wishing to start a consulting business or who apply for grants as employees or volunteers of nonprofit organizations.

Date: October 15-19
Location: Glendale Civic Center
Cost: $699 per person (price breaks available)
Trainer: Ann Alexander, Certified Grant Writer and Trainer

Lunch will be provided. The five-day extensive training will culminate in exam review and exam. Graduates receive professional Certification which is renewable every five years.

To register, visit www.agwa.us.

Nonprofit Workout - Third Sector New England
November 7 (Boston, MA)

Join over 300 of your peers on Friday, November 7 at the Omni Parker House, Boston, for the Nonprofit Workout, an intensive, day-long conference focused on building inclusive, participatory nonprofit organizations. Presented by Third Sector New England, the conference will show you what's new and what works in areas like nonprofit fundraising, leadership development, marketing and communications, community organizing and team building with a special focus on The Ways We Lead.

For more information about this conference, please call 617-523-6565 x 209 or e-mail conference@tsne.org.

A Day for Downtown – Make A Difference
November 17 (Phoenix)

Project proposals are now being sought from Valley nonprofit organizations for the eighth annual “A Day for Downtown” volunteer event in Downtown Phoenix. This event will mobilize more than 800 corporate and community citizens in a rewarding day of service to benefit the downtown Phoenix community. Presented by the Downtown Phoenix Partnership, Make A Difference, and the Phoenix Community Alliance, A Day for Downtown revitalizes and beautifies the Phoenix downtown area neighborhoods.

All Community Service Partner Organizations within the following boundaries, Glendale Ave. to Baseline, 43rd Ave. to 44th St., are invited to submit a Project Request Form to participate in this day of service. Please submit project proposals no later than September 7. Site visit scheduling will begin in early September.

A “Day for Downtown” project should:

• Involve a group of 20-100 volunteers
• Meet a need of the organization
• Produce tangible results
• Take three to four hours to complete

The following types of projects are typically not accepted for “A Day for Downtown”:

• Administrative work (filing, copying, stuffing envelopes, etc.)
• Interior work in occupied single-family homes
• Child care
• Fundraising events

Event Date/time: Saturday, November 17, 8 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Event Location: Phoenix downtown area (Glendale Ave. to Baseline Rd., 43rd Ave. to 44th St.)

To request a project proposal form, or for more information, contact Kristi Tate at kristi@makeadifference.org.

Executive Director - Pima County/Tucson Women's Commission (Tucson)

The Executive Director is responsible for community relations, grant development, budget and finances, program development and implementation, coordination of meetings and committees, staff supervision, office administration, facility management and general work of the Commission. Requires commitment, initiative, good judgment, communication skills and dedication to the mission. The Executive Committee provides the Executive Director with general supervision and evaluates performance.

Qualifications: graduate degree in appropriate field of study preferred. Experience in direct services to women. Direct experience in program development and implementation. Three years of experience working with community coalitions or networks. Five years of professional work experience.

Excellent grantwriting skills. Managerial, organizational and supervisory experience preferred. Fundraising knowledge and experience.

Resumes and cover letter to: Chair, Pima County/Tucson Women's Commission, 240 N Court Ave, Tucson, AZ 85701. Send an electronic copy to office@pimatucsonwomen.org, kwhitearc@earthlink.net, and clarihew@comcast.net.

Executive Director - Victim/Witness Services for Coconino County (Flagstaff)  

Victim/Witness Services for Coconino County is seeking an innovative, high energy administrator for the full-time position of Executive Director, who is responsible for ensuring the integrity and quality of all agency services and operations.

Work to ensure the implementation of policies, goals and objectives through strategic planning and administrative management. Carry chief of staff responsibility to assure that legal and audit responsibilities are met to include agency budgets and direct financial operations. Recruit and maintain relationships with and supervise volunteers. Recommend and develop programs and services to include community education programs. Research current local, state and national trends related to programs and services. Oversee the development, enforcement and modification of operational procedures. Strategic planning and fundraising in collaboration with Board of Directors.

Qualifications: Master's degree in social work, public administration or related field and five years experience in victim services and administration of victim programs, OR any equivalent combination of experience, training and/or education.

Submit a letter of interest that addresses the position qualifications and includes a thoughtful statement of your vision for Victim Witness. Please include a detailed resume and four professional references to: Board of Directors, Victim/Witness Services, 5200 E. Cortland Blvd, Suite B-5, Flagstaff, AZ 86004. Phone: 928-779-6163, e-mail: kmusselman@coconino.az.gov. 

Application review begins July 23. Position opened until filled. A background check will be performed prior to employment offer.

Fellows - Building Excellent Schools (Phoenix)

Building Excellent Schools is a national nonprofit organization committed to improving the academic achievement of students in the nation's urban centers. Building Excellent Schools' flagship program is the Building Excellent Schools Fellowship, a full-time, comprehensive training program in general charter school leadership.

As a Fellow, your full-time job is to design, build, and open your charter school. You will be paid a professional level stipend of $80,000, help you bring the right people on board, and through Follow-On Services, support you through your school's opening and beyond.

To access an online application and learn more about Building Excellent Schools and the Fellowship, please visit www.buildingexcellentschools.org or e-mail Nanayaa Kumi, National Recruiter for Phoenix, at nkumi@buildingexcellentschools.org. Final deadline is fast approaching!

Operations Manager - Make A Difference (Phoenix)

Reporting to the President/CEO, the Operations Manager is a full-time salaried staff position that will be primarily responsible for the Human Resources and Office Management of the organization along with some Financial Management responsibilities. This position will work collaboratively with other departments to lead the organization and support an annual budget of more than $1 million.

To be successful in this position, candidates should possess strong written communication skills; excellent organizational and managerial skills; the ability to produce high-quality results in a fast-paced environment; experience in Human Resources with a working knowledge of Arizona and Federal employment practices.

To view a complete position description, please visit www.makeadifference.org.

Administrative Assistant - New Way Academy (Scottsdale)

New Way Learning Academy is seeking a full-time administrative assistant to provide administrative and clerical support to the development department and administrative team.

Specific duties include greeting visitors, answering telephone calls, managing calendar, preparing correspondence, entering data, managing prospect/donor information, preparing mailings, filing documents, ordering office supplies and more.

Qualifications: four-year college degree, at least two years similar experience and proficiency in Microsoft Office required. Experience in nonprofit or private education setting preferred. Experience with MatchMaker Fundraising Software also preferred. Ideal candidates will demonstrate exceptional communication and organization skills.

To apply, please send cover letter, resume and two letters of recommendation to: New Way Learning Academy, Attn: Lynn Trimble, 1300 N. 77th St., Scottsdale, AZ 85257-3776 or e-mail to: development@newwayacademy.org.

Executive Assistant - Leadership Catalyst (Phoenix)

Provide full-time, executive-level assistance to President and Vice Chair.

Qualifications: Intermediate to advanced skills in MS PowerPoint, Word, Excel & Outlook, Internet navigation, Access or File Maker. Excellent phone, problem-solving and customer service skills, high-level writing, spelling & grammatical skills, strong proofreading skills, previous administrative experience serving busy executive or Executive Team, bachelor's degree preferred, any equivalent combination of experience, training and/or education approved by Leadership Catalyst.

For more information about Leadership Catalyst visit www.TrueFaced.com or e-mail mari@LeadershipCatalyst.org.

Advancement Associate - Arizona Community Foundation (Phoenix)

The Advancement Associate is a new full-time position and assists in growing and sustaining the philanthropic activities of donors to the Arizona Community Foundation. The Advancement Associate is an integral part of the Advancement Team, assuring continuity of services to the individuals that have current, planned or prospective funds with ACF, while ensuring all donors receive needed attention.

Major responsibilities include assisting donors with regular transactions related to their ACF funds; providing support for donor events; assist in correspondence with donors and donor prospects; responding to donor inquiries; provide regular communications and support to Legacy Donors; assist advancement team as needed and work with other ACF departments to assure excellent donor services.

Qualifications: bachelor's degree and/or two years equivalent experience with nonprofit fundraising, marketing or volunteer services; excellent communication skills; excellent computer/Web-based skills; the ability to multitask and to work independently or in a team environment and possess a high level of organizational skills, follow-through and task completion.

Excellent benefit package includes paid vacation, sick, personal and holiday leave, health insurance, short and long term disability and retirement. Please submit resume and cover letter with salary requirement to Sharon Ellis, HR Officer at sellis@azfoundation.org no later than July 30.

Program Assistant - TASC (Phoenix)

TASC is currently seeking an individual to act as a part time (20 hours/week) Program Assistant for its Adult Deferred Prosecution Program's Possession of Marijuana case manager.

Individual must be well organized with good verbal communications skills. Must be computer literate in Microsoft Word, Excel and be able to operate standard office equipment. Must work well under pressure. Minimum high school diploma with two years office experience required. Bilingual preferred but not required.

Individual must pass urinalysis drug screening test and criminal background check.

Interested parties may apply by the following methods: e-mail hrjobs@tascaz.org in Word doc format only; fax 602-255-0851, Attn: Elaine; or in person at 2234 N 7th St in Phoenix.

Seasonal Box Office Representative - The Phoenix Symphony (Phoenix)

The Phoenix Symphony is seeking enthusiastic candidates for a seasonal Box Office Representative. Box Office Representatives provide a high level of customer service for telephone and in-person sales of individual tickets and series packages, as well as processing Web ticket sales and helping to maintain the Symphony's patron database. In addition to working at the main Box Office location at the Arizona Center in downtown Phoenix during weekday business hours, the box office staff offers in-person ticketing services for evening and weekend performances during the Symphony season at various concert venues across the Valley. This position will also serve some aspects of the main receptionist, including answering main phone line, sorting and distributing mail, and greeting visitors.

This is an entry-level seasonal position that runs August 2007 through May 2008. This position is available for up to 40 hours per week. Compensation is hourly.

Qualifications: excellent customer service, communication, and organizational skills, as well as an attention to detail and good judgment. Strong math skills, telephone skills, computer literacy, and the ability to learn ticketing software are necessary. Friendly personality, flexible schedule, and an interest in classical music will be valuable.

Qualified candidates should preferably send a cover letter, resume, and references to Sara Cooper, Box Office Manager, The Phoenix Symphony, by mail: 455 N 3rd St, Ste 390, Phoenix, AZ 85004, by fax: 602-253-1772, or by e-mail: scooper@phoenixsymphony.org. No phone calls please.

Development Director - Save The Family (Mesa)

The Director of Development with the guidance of the Executive Director, will be responsible for achieving fundraising goals and strategies for capital and annual funding programs; move current annual donors to higher giving levels and acquire new annual and capital donors; plan, direct and implement all fundraising and stewardship activities in all areas of contributed annual income including individual, corporate, foundation government and volunteer support and sponsorships and oversee donor recognition.

The Development Director is responsible for developing, coordination, and supervising fundraising activities to support an annual operating budget of $5.3 million. The individual applying for this position must have an understanding of comprehensive fundraising and the ability to achieve financial objectives, and must have a four-year college degree or equivalent of five years of experience; excellent written and verbal, interpersonal and organizational skills; the ability to function as a member of a team; a proven and strong track record in annual campaign, special events, and endowment fundraising; and sound judgment, initiative and independent thinking.

To apply, send resumes to teresag@savethefamily.org.

Director of Development - New Way Learning Academy (Scottsdale)

New Way Learning Academy is seeking a full-time Director of Development to plan, implement and evaluate the Schools development programs. The Director of Development assures that development programs reflect the Schools mission and strategic priorities, working with the Board of Directors, Executive Director and administrative team to maximize the efficiency and effectiveness of all development programs.

The Director of Development is responsible for board, community, constituent and donor relations; annual fundraiser and other special events; individual, corporate, foundation and legacy giving; budget development and oversight; grants management; donor information management; marketing and public relations; annual School Tuition Organization campaign; volunteer management; supervision of development staff; other development duties as directed.

Qualifications: college degree and at least two years similar experience. Degree in related field, experience in educational setting and CFRE preferred. Exceptional communication, collaboration, organization and project management skills.

To apply, please send current resume with cover letter and two letters of recommendation to: New Way Learning Academy, Director of Development Search Committee, 1300 N. 77th St., Scottsdale, AZ 85257-3776 or e-mail to development@newwayacademy.org.

CFO/Director of Business Management - Native American Connections (Phoenix)

The primary responsibility of this position is to direct the Finance and IT Department staff and manage the overall financial reporting systems of NAC. This position reports to the CEO/President.

Duties include: Direct the design and implementation of financial policies, procedures and activities for NAC. Direct and implement IT policies, procedures and activities. Oversee the credibility and distribution of financial reporting in accounts receivable, accounts payable, payroll, general ledger and all finance related reports. Oversee contract compliance. Prepare formal evaluation of employee performance as needed and required. Develops and communicates long and short range financial forecasts to support business operations. Provide education and training to all staff as needed to improve the agency's business acumen. Develop and adapt IT driven financial reporting systems as needed. Monitor the completion of finance related issues and submits narrative reports of activities on a monthly basis to the CEO/President.

Qualifications: bachelor's degree in Business, Finance or related field. MBA and/or CPA preferred. Other combinations of experience and education that meet the minimum requirements may be substituted. Seven years increasingly responsible management experience; prior behavioral health or health care experience preferred. Knowledge, experience and ability to utilize information technology principles and practices. Knowledge of State and Federal banking standards and licensure requirements. Extensive knowledge of IRS Guidelines, and State Laws and Regulations regarding nonprofit (fiscal) reporting. Demonstrate excellent written and oral communication skills.

Preference is given to qualified Native American Applicants in accordance with the Indian Preference Act. If claiming a preference, a copy of valid documentation must accompany the employment application.

To apply, send resume or complete application: NAC, 4520 N. Central, Suite 600, Phoenix, AZ 85012; fax to 602-256-7356 or e-mail to m.stilwell@nativeconnections.org.

Capital & Major Gifts Officer - YMCA of Metropolitan Tucson (Tucson)

This is an excellent career opportunity to join a growing association in the beautiful Arizona desert. The position requires skills in donor relations and capital development. The immediate responsibilities will focus on a YMCA capital campaign - planning, implementation, administration and evaluation of the association capital fund activities. The long-term goal of this position is to develop and engage major donors in the programs of the YMCA and increase the YMCA's commitment to philanthropy. College degree with at least five years experience in YMCA development work or comparable experience with another nonprofit organization. Resumes must be received by August 21.

Send resumes to: Dane Woll, President/CEO, YMCA of Metropolitan Tucson, 60 W. Alameda, Tucson, AZ 85701. E-mail danew@tucsonymca.org.

*Multiple Positions* Special Olympics Arizona (Phoenix)

Special Olympics Arizona wants to add several new key Development team members: a Vice President of Development, Director of Annual Giving, and a Grant Coordinator. In each of these positions, you will have the opportunity to build upon one of the most recognized brands in the public and private marketplace, add to and enhance development efforts and to significantly impact thousands of Special Olympians lives. 

If you are qualified for any of the above positions, please accept this invitation to become part of an environment that is founded on fun, kindness, vision and passion. Please send your resume to tomf@soaz.org.

Vice President of Development - HomeBase Youth Services (Phoenix)

HomeBase Youth Services is currently seeking a Vice President of Development with a results-driven style and proven track record of successful fundraising and marketing brand development. This person will be responsible for leading, managing and growing the development program including donations from special and third party events, foundations, government, corporations, individuals and in-kind support. This position will be responsible for identifying and connecting with prospective and new donors. Additionally, this position will oversee the grant process, assist with strategic planning, and engage the Board of Directors in Development efforts through board representation, inclusion in events, chairing the Development / Marketing Committee, and providing updates on fund and brand development progress.

The ideal candidate will have a bachelor's degree and five to seven years experience as a professional fundraiser in a nonprofit environment and will be able to lead a department toward establishing and meeting goals.

Please submit resumes to HR@hbys.org or fax to 602-263-5498.

Associate Director, Development Research - ASU Foundation (Tempe)

The ASU Foundation is seeking an Associate Director of Development Research who has the talent, experience, and ambition to contribute to the Foundation's mission to advance Arizona State University as a New American University. Reporting to the Director of Research and Prospect Management, the successful candidate will partner with development staff, advising them on prospect identification, engagement, and solicitation strategies for major gift donor investors. With a comprehensive capital campaign in the planning stages, the Associate Director will be joining an exciting moment in the history of the University and in the Research and Prospect Management department. The Associate Director is responsible for the management of the daily operations of prospect identification, reactive research activities, and research resources management as well as training, motivating and supervising a staff of four and support staff.

Qualifications: bachelor's degree and at least three years of experience operations management and prospect research experience, including prospect identification techniques; commitment to a collegial and team environment, showing strong leadership capabilities. Prefer candidates with understanding of and competency with the Association of Professional Researchers for Advancement (APRA) Advanced Skill Sets and/or Research Management Skill Sets. Solid computer skills, including proficiency with MS software and products commonly used in prospect research is necessary.

If interested in the Associate Director, Development Research position, please submit your resume, salary requirements and cover letter to asufhr@asu.edu indicating the job title in the subject line.

Research Analyst - ASU Foundation (Tempe)

Partnering with fundraising staff members, the Research Analyst will identify new donor investors through innovative, systematic, prospect identification processes and will assist in the development of strategies for engaging and cultivating major gift donor investors. With a comprehensive capital campaign in the planning stages, the Research Analyst will be joining an exciting moment in the history of the University and in the Research and Prospect Management department. Enjoy a highly supportive work environment, great partnership with other University fundraising staff, and fantastic cutting-edge research resources.

Qualifications: bachelor's degree; prospect research experience, development, fundraising, financial analysis, and/or relevant experience in an academic setting is strongly preferred. Equivalent combination of education and experience will be considered. Prefer candidates with understanding of and competency with the Association of Professional Researchers for Advancement (APRA) Basic and/or Advanced Skill Sets. Proficiency with MS Office and various development research resources.

If interested in this position, please submit your resume, salary requirements and cover letter to asufhr@asu.edu indicating the job title in the subject line.

Accountant, Principal - U of A College of Medicine Business Office (Phoenix)

The College of Medicine Phoenix Campus Business Office is seeking candidates for the position of Accountant, Principal. The selected candidate is expected to perform professional accounting activities in a complex, evolving and fast-paced environment and therefore must be flexible and adaptable. This position will work independently under broad direction from administrative management and requires expert knowledge and professional application of fund accounting principles, practices and techniques in accordance with the policies and procedures of the UA, UA Foundation (UAF) and University Physicians Healthcare (UPH). Specific areas of responsibility will include review and approval of all financial transactions, responsibility for personnel expenses, and preparation of specialized reports. Additionally, this position will provide accounting expertise and oversight and provide training and instruction on the College of Medicine's shadow system to various units within the College of Medicine Phoenix Campus. This position will report directly to the director of finance. $48,000 - $54,000 annually based on experience.

All interested applicants must apply online at www.uacareertrack.com and search for Job #38625.

Grant Writer - Save The Family (Mesa)

The Grant Writer is responsible for managing and expanding the grant program which includes the following: grant presentations, researching grant opportunities, writing funding applications and coordinating/leading all of the activities of the grant program. This position serves under the direction of the Executive Director. Save the Family seeks a creative individual who is able to connect grant opportunities with the Agency's needs.

Qualifications: strong research, writing, planning, organization and problem solving skills, with a high level of diplomacy and the ability to organize and multitask multiple projects concurrently.

Send resumes to teresag@savethefamily.org.

Part-Time Accounting Clerk - Save The Family (Mesa)

Save the Family Foundation of Arizona, an East Valley transitional housing program for homeless families with children is in need of a Part-time Accounting Clerk. 20 hours a week. Flexible hours except for the first through the fifth of the month. This is an entry level position, knowledge of Excel is a plus.

Send resumes to teresag@savethefamily.org.

There are currently no positions for this job category.

Technical Support Coordinator - Central Arizona Shelter Services (Phoenix)

Central Arizona Shelter Services is seeking a Technical Support Coordinator to provide support to staff. Must have excellent written and oral communication skills and provide in-person and telephone support to a variety of users over multiple locations.

For more information or to apply, contact Marv Jones at employment@cass-az.org or call 602-256-6945.

Paralegal/Legal Assistant - Save the Family (Mesa)

This position is responsible for assisting the Legal Advocacy Director, conducting all client legal needs assessment intakes, domestic relations/poverty law research, conducting client workshops, and assisting clients in preparing legal documents to be filed with the courts. Candidates must be self-starters and have strong writing skills. Legal experience and/or bachelor's degree a plus. 100% of Employee-only Health, Dental, Vision and Life insurance premiums paid for by the agency.

Send resumes to teresag@savethefamily.org.

Facilities Use & Events Coordinator - Museum of Northern Arizona (Flagstaff)

The Facilities Use & Events Coordinator is responsible for assuring the quality and financial success of the MNA facility rental program and the MNA rental properties used for events. He/she is responsible for managing all aspects of use of the Colton House Complex and all other Museum facilities, and all activities associated with outside events occurring on the Museum campus in these rental facilities. He/she prepares the facility for use and provides support services. The Colton House Complex is defined as the Colton House and surrounding rental facilities, the Coops, Schaefer, Pearson and other rental facilities on the MNA Research Campus, and Branigar Auditorium and other Exhibit Building rental facilities. He/she offers quality customer service, prepares/secures rental agreements, readies the facilities for use, and staff the events.

Qualifications: B.A. or B.S. in Business, Marketing, Hospitality or a related field with two years experience managing facility rentals or five years successful experience with event coordination, marketing and/or hospitality management. Accounting and budgeting experience required. Experience working in a customer service capacity. Ability to work scheduled weekends or evenings as required. Ability to maintain confidentiality in all professional matters. Experience supervising staff and/or volunteers required. Experience working with security systems and safety precautions. Satisfactory driving record. Job contingent on satisfactory passing of background security check.

To apply, send cover letter, resume, three professional references, and EEO Identification Form (located at the top of the employment section of this Web site) to: Human Resources, Museum of Northern Arizona, 3101 N. Fort Valley Rd., Flagstaff, AZ 86001. Fax to 928-774-1229. E-mail in Word format to pshriver@mna.mus.az.us.

*Apply Now* Public Allies Arizona

Do you know a young person who is committed to community service and interested in developing their leadership skills?   Public Allies Arizona, a program of the ASU Center for Nonprofit Leadership and Management, has just a few slots left for the new Fall program year. Public Allies Arizona places dedicated, service minded young people (Allies) in 10-month full-time paid apprenticeships in nonprofit organizations (Partner Organizations) throughout the greater Phoenix community. 

Public Allies Arizona is looking for enthusiastic young people (ages 18-30) that want to gain leadership skills and professional experiences while making a difference in their community.

Please visit http://publicallies.asu.edu or learn more about becoming an Ally.

For more information please contact Andrea Tavilla at (602) 496-0427 or publicallies@asu.edu.

Program Director - Free Arts of Arizona (Phoenix)

The Program Director will be a visionary, strategic administrator who will lead a department of program professionals in a fast-paced and evolving environment. The Program Director will develop a strategic plan for program growth, oversee all aspects of current service delivery to clients, volunteers and facilities, effectively create and manage all program budgets and develop new collaborations and partnerships to reach the organizational goals of Free Arts of Arizona.

Qualifications: master's degree and 8-10 years of successful experience in a management position, developing programs and employees. Experience working with volunteers and boards of directors. Strong organizational, presentation and communications skills. Ability to develop and manage budgets. Candidates from the arts, social service, education, government or child welfare communities will be strongly considered.

Please submit resume with salary history, cover letter and a one-page essay discussing a situation in which you successfully empowered a team to accomplish a goal by August 6 to Brenda Bernardi, Operations Director, at bbernardi@freeartsaz.org, or 103 W. Highland Avenue, Suite 200, Phoenix, AZ 85013. No phone calls please. Visit www.freeartsaz.org/events.html for a copy of the complete job description.

IOPSA Program Coordinator - Youth ETC (Phoenix)

Youth ETC is seeking a passionate and personable individual to coordinate and provide service as part of a team of dedicated professionals to the Intensive Outpatient Substance Abuse Program. As the Program Coordinator for the IOPSA program, you must have an interest in adolescent substance abuse counseling and love working with youth. Must be able to work a flexible schedule to include two early evenings per week.

Qualifications: master's degree in counseling, social work, or related field of study, LISAC or LASAC preferred. State licensed or licensure eligible. Minimum of one year direct clinical experience. Management and supervisory skills and capabilities. Valid Arizona driver's license and valid Arizona Vehicle Insurance. The ability to work in a culturally diverse environment. Arizona Class One Fingerprint Clearance Card. Working knowledge of the 12 Principles and the Child and Family Team process in Arizona.

For more information on this position or to apply, contact Christine L Harms at CHarms@youthetc.org.

Director, Strengthening Families - United Way of Tucson (Tucson)

United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona 's seeks a Director to manage the strategies and staff associated with United Ways family financial stability and family violence prevention efforts. This position directs activities with local agencies and partners serving families. This is a full-time position for an individual with excellent communication, organizational and supervisory skills.

Qualified candidates must have bachelor's degree in social work, family studies, human services, or a related field; master's degree preferred and five years managerial experience in community development, human services or related fields.

Please send cover letter, resume and salary requirements to: ldillon@unitedwaytucson.org.

Production Director - Ballet Arizona (Phoenix)

The Production Director oversees and ensures the successful operations of the Production Department, including oversight and maintenance of the physical quality of each Ballet production and presentation, budgeting, payroll, and financial management of all production departments, production maintenance and construction, and management of stage and production personnel. The Production Director reports to the Artistic Director.

Qualifications: B.A. or M.A. with emphasis in Technical Theater. Three to five years related experience with a major arts organization

For more information regarding this position, please visit www.balletaz.org.

Social Services Supervisor - International Rescue Committee (Phoenix)

The Social Services Supervisor is primarily responsible for improving the provision of case management services. This includes maintaining quality control while insuring that services meet the requirements of various IRC contracts. The Social Services Supervisor ensures that clients are treated respectfully, humanely and in a way that maintains their dignity. In providing some direct service, the Social Services Supervisor exemplifies this behavior. The Social Services Supervisor coordinates training activities that broaden staff perspective of case management.

Qualifications: M.S.W. or equivalent work experience in a multicultural setting; Fluency in written and spoken English, bilingual ability preferred; Computer literacy, database experience preferred; Ability to effectively communicate and work as a team member in a cross-cultural environment Ability to prioritize and manage time effectively. Must have a valid driver's license, active insurance policy and access to reliable transportation.

For more information on this position or to apply, contact Amila Glisic at 602-433-2440 or amilag@theIRC.org.

Program Associate - Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust (Phoenix)

The Program Associate will work with senior program staff to support the Trusts grantmaking activities and other work in the community. Responsibilities include managing a small grants portfolio; conducting monthly grant orientation sessions for nonprofit organizations and community members; supporting the Senior Program Officers in compiling information specific to special initiatives and grant proposals; and assisting the Senior Program Officers in monitoring active grants.

A minimum of three years professional experience is required. Prefer Masters degree in social sciences, public administration, health, nonprofit administration or other related discipline.

For a full position description and instructions for submitting your resume and cover letter, see http://www.pipertrust.org/aboutus/position-announcement.aspx.

Membership Outreach Coordinator - Friends of Flagstaff 's Future (Flagstaff)

The Membership Outreach Coordinator shall be responsible for activities designed to increase membership and visibility in the community.

Duties shall include: actively recruiting members, conducting targeted mailings to build membership, updating QuickBooks when membership dues are received, sending thank you notes within two days for all donations, involving a greater amount of membership in F³ activities and projects, tracking membership and send out up to three renewal notices for each member, keeping in contact with members through written and verbal communication, tabling at various community events, coordinating F³'s presence at 4th of July parade, preparing board meeting materials and distribute to board members, preparing board meeting minutes and distribute to board members, reconciling F ³'s checking account, paying payroll liabilities, quarterly payroll forms, annual report to Corporation Commission, paying F³'s bills, coordinating volunteers.

Qualifications: Knowledge of QuickBooks software beneficial. Knowledge of Word and Access software. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Ability to speak well in public. Good organizational skills.

For job description or to submit resume with cover letter, e-mail Info@FriendsofFlagstaff.org . No phone calls. Deadline to apply is August 3.

Membership Coordinator - Center for Desert Archaeology (Tucson)

The Membership Coordinator works with the Programs Manager to maintain and grow the Center's membership program (currently at 1,000 members) and Annual Fund, to ensure the member and donor database and related information are current at all times, to organize member-oriented special events, to generate appropriate correspondence and supplementary materials, to coordinate volunteer opportunities, and to build a solid base of community support for the organization.

Qualifications: organized, detail oriented, able to balance multiple priorities and meet deadlines in a fast-paced and changing environment. Must be able to work independently and as part of the team. Creative and innovative thinking are a plus. Pleasant, flexible personality, efficient phone manner, and good people skills are essential. Strong English-language skills and writing ability required. Familiarity and fluency with a personal computer system is a must, especially with programs such as Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, Outlook, and PowerPoint. Bachelor's degree preferred. Some travel, weekend, and evening work required.

Send cover letter, resume, and writing sample (1-5 pages) to: Linda Pierce, Programs Manager, Center for Desert Archaeology, 300 E. University Blvd., Ste. 230, Tucson, AZ 85705, fax: 520-882-6948, lpierce@cdarc.org. Position is open until filled. Application review will start July 23. For more information, visit http://www.cdarc.org/pages/getinvolved/membership_coordinator.php.

Paint-A-Thon Coordinator - Rebuilding Together Valley of the Sun (Phoenix)

Rebuilding Together Valley of the Sun, a nonprofit helping low-income seniors with home repair, is in need of a part-time Paint-a-Thon Coordinator. The Coordinator will be in charge of operating the Rock & Roll Paint-a-Thon event. Most of the duties include coordinating work between homeowners and volunteers. The position is a very flexible 20 hours per week and starts at $13/hour. Some driving will be required. College education preferred and nonprofit experience a plus. Call 480-774-0237 or e-mail info@rebuildingtogetherphx.org for more information.

Cultural Counselor - Native American Connections (Phoenix)

The Cultural Counselor will provide Native traditional healing and cultural counseling services to individuals and families enrolled in NAC programs - both inpatient and out.

Work as a team with clinical staff and Traditional Consultants to help provide integrated, culturally appropriate service to NAC clients. Provide groups and education opportunities to enhance substance abuse recovery through Native American cultural practices; i.e. Redroad and other curriculums. Provide Sweat Lodge and Talking Circle ceremonies as scheduled at Residential and Outpatient. Schedule and supervise Traditional Consultants in arranging for ceremonies and/or substitutions or replacements as needed with Sweat Lodge and Talking Circle ceremonies for those services at NAC, PIMC, and other contracted services. Consult with clinical staff weekly to include cultural issues in the treatment planning process. Document cultural services in the clinical record. Conduct/record individualized cultural assessments and integrate into the client treatment plan. Participate as member of the clinical team and attend staffing of clients. Provide art and crafts groups integrating the arts into the treatment process. Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications: Recognition by an Indian Community or Tribe as a cultural leader. Two years experience providing Native American cultural services or instruction. Understanding of diverse Native American spiritual and cultural practices. Basic understanding of substance abuse counseling and recovery issues. Knowledge of group counseling & behavioral health documentation. Experience in teaching Native arts & crafts. AA degree preferred. Valid driver's license, three-year MVR. Current CPR & first aid. Physical exam. TB test.

Preference is given to qualified Native American Applicants in accordance with the Indian Preference Act. If claiming a preference, a copy of valid documentation must accompany the employment application.

To apply, send resume or complete application to NAC, 4520 N. Central, Suite 600, Phoenix, AZ 85012; fax to 602-256-7356 or e-mail to m.stilwell@nativeconnections.org.

OP Clinical Liaison - Youth ETC (Phoenix)

Youth ETC is currently seeking a Clinical Liaison to serve the agency as a liaison between Youth ETC and the RBHA/networks, to represent Youth ETC to all potential community referral sources and organizations. The ideal candidate will provide an array of different interventions to individuals/families including different kind of therapies, behavior management, life skill training, and case coordination. Must be able to maintain regular contact with families, guardians and agencies, understand the child and family team process and provide it to all assigned individuals/families, must also be proficient in developing and implementing service plans for all individuals/families in compliance with agency standards.

Qualifications: master's degree in counseling and guidance, psychology, social work, special education, or related field of study with emphasis on child development, human relations, and treatment modalities. Bilingual English/Spanish preferred. Must demonstrate effective management techniques and administration and organizational skills. Must be able to function independently in a fast paced environment. The ability to work in a culturally diverse environment. Must meet all licensing and/or contracting requirements for agency personnel. Able to obtain a Class One Fingerprint Clearance Card from the State of AZ. Must have working knowledge of the 12 Principles and the Child and Family Team process in Arizona.

For more information on this position or to apply, contact Christine L. Harms at CHarms@youthetc.org.

Case Manager - Save The Family (Mesa)

This position is responsible for case managing a caseload of no more than 15 client families. Duties consist of but are not limited to: working effectively with each client family to assist them in obtaining financial, personal, and parental self-sufficiency. Knowledge of Community Resources is necessary and bilingual skills are a plus. A bachelor's degree in social services or related field from an accredited college or university is required for this position.

Send resumes to lauras@savethefamily.org.

There are currently no positions for this job category.

Technical Support Coordinator - Central Arizona Shelter Services (Phoenix)

Central Arizona Shelter Services is seeking a Technical Support Coordinator to provide support to staff. Must have excellent written and oral communication skills and provide in-person and telephone support to a variety of users over multiple locations.

For more information or to apply, contact Marv Jones at employment@cass-az.org or call 602-256-6945.

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