Why Bay Area Community Resources
FY2024 · Form 990Its mission and biggest programs, as filedHelps people, families, and communities grow and thrive.
- Expanded learning programsbacr expanded learning programs are committed to creating safe, supportive, and enriching environments where students can thrive academically, socially, and personally. We serve almost 21,000 students from transitional-kindergarten through high school at over 100 school sites across five…$49.2M spent in FY2024
- National service programsbacr national service (americorps) programs engage hundreds of people in intensive Community service to meet critical needs in climate action, emergency preparedness and education. Americorps members are trained and placed in positions at environmental and youth-serving agencies throughout…$26.7M spent in FY2024
- Workforce development and re-entry programsthe workforce and reentry industry helps youth and adults facing barriers to success by providing wrap-around services that address their immediate needs and prepare them for careers leading to economic self-sufficiency. Many of those we serve…$10M spent in FY2024
Before you apply
FY2023 · Form 990Independent: from IRS data, not the orgAbout the role
The org's own posting, as writtenJob Description
Full time : $33/hour, 20 hours per week Reports to : Advocacy and Policy Director Location: Marin County, California. Applicants must be based in the San Francisco Bay Area or surrounding counties and able to coordinate weekly, in-person activities in Marin County, and join up with the team in office.
About us
Bay Area Community Resources (BACR) is a nonprofit organization founded in 1976 with the mission to “promote the healthy development of individuals and families, encourage service and volunteerism, and help build community.” Engaging Community in Advocacy and Policy (ECAP) is a division of BACR that facilitates community-based public health advocacy throughout the Bay Area. Within this, the Smoke-Free Marin Coalition is seeking applicants for the position of Tobacco Coalition & Community Outreach Coordinator .
The purpose of the coalition is to collaborate with the community to develop systems, change messaging and settings, advocate for policies lessen the predatory tactics of tobacco companies, reduce exposure to second and thirdhand smoke, prevent tobacco use young people, and create a healthy, safe environment for residents of Marin County. ABOUT YOU You believe that community members are inherently knowledgeable and capable of self- advocacy and that all people have a right to live in an environment that promotes health. You are committed to health justice , have experience working with communities and want to support an environment that allows youth to thrive without tobacco.
You work well on your own, but enjoy being part of a supportive team with a common mission of dismantling structural, race-based barriers to health.
Position overview
The Smoke-Free Marin Coalition is seeking an Outreach Coordinator with a history of leadership in the fight for health equity and social justice, coupled with solid administrative experience. The coordinator will play a critical role in advocating for policy, systems and environmental change strategies, expanding the coalition membership and reach, and organizing major events that are the core of the coalition purpose. The coordinator will provide strategic direction and coordinate activities of the Smoke-Free Marin Coalition.
ADVOCACY RESPONSIBILITIES: Recruit, educate, train, and lead Smoke-Free Marin Coalition in assisting or implementing program activities including, but not limited to, policy development, conducting Secondhand Smoke (SHS) outreach and education on SHS complaints, diversity outreach and education; Work with members to plan, organize, and facilitate regular coalition meetings and organize; Build leadership and organizing capacity of Marin County residents and community groups, to effectively drive and shape systemic change; Develop fact sheets and public information media reports, creating and educating advocates with information kits for minimum price objective and multi-unit housing objective and meeting with community groups to educate on issues Accelerates…
About Bay Area Community Resources
From its Form 990- Budget $106.9M · Mental Health & Crisis Intervention
- Staff 3,179 · founded 1976
- Pays its leaders $79K–$328K (12 reported)
- Open jobs 43 · Jobs at Bay Area Community Resources · Full 990 report