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The Salvation Army USA Central Territory

Kettle Coordinator - Oneida Rhinelander

The Salvation Army USA Central Territory, New Richmond, Wisconsin, United States, 54017


You may know The Salvation Army for our red kettles, our angel trees, and our strong presence during the Christmas season, but we support local families every season. The donations we collect during the Christmas season not only help us provide gifts to children who would otherwise go without but also help us provide food, shelter, and utility assistance to those who need it most. Every dollar dropped into a red kettle helps give local families the Christmases they deserve and the yearlong support they so desperately need. Apply to be a Kettle Coordinator in your community today!

The Kettle Coordinator for Oneida Rhinelander County is responsible for performing daily tasks necessary for running the Red Kettle Campaign.

Essential Functions:

Recruiting and signing up volunteer bell ringers & groups and establishing dates, times and locations

Contacting via phone or email volunteer bell ringers to schedule ringing times

Call local businesses to sign them up for kettle sponsorship

Organizing kettle pick-ups to include writing out bucket slips

Overseeing kettle drivers

Managing campaign website for volunteer sign-ups( if applicable)

Responsible for sorting kettle money with volunteers

Responsible for transferring money to bank for processing

Responsible for entering daily funds into tracking spreadsheet and online SA tracker (to be determined by local Service Rep)

Drop off and pick up kettles when kettle driver is unavailable

Promote bell ringing opportunities in the community

Education: N/A

Certifications: Valid driver's license with approval to drive from TSA's insurance carrier required.

Experience: Dealing with people in a customer service or sales role

The Salvation Army is an equal opportunity employer. Candidates who are back-to-work, US Veterans, people with disabilities, people who have been impacted by the justice system, and/or people without a college degree are encouraged to apply.