North Raleigh Ministries

North Raleigh Ministries (NRM) is seeking a talented nonprofit Finance Director to join our growing team of professionals. The Finance Director is an integral member of the core leadership team at NRM and focuses on the planning, directing, managing and oversight of a complex and multifaceted financial framework for a medium nonprofit with both a social service and thrift retail wing. The position will serve as the nonprofit financial content area expert and as such will remain informed of an ever changing and evolving set of nonprofit industry standards regarding the administration of finances and how they might impact the inner workings and protocols of NRM. The position is also charged with leveraging well-rounded strategy, leadership, communication, administrative, and coordination skills to guide a comprehensive finance division. This full-time (40 hour/week), exempt onsite position reports directly to the Associate Executive Director of NRM. For more information visit: https://lnkd.in/eruFMg_D NRM equips families and individuals in crisis with the resources and skills needed to achieve stability. This is accomplished through various evidence-informed and community-based programs that aim to position both individuals and families for thriving and robust lives - lives marked by hope, purpose, community, and well-being.

We are excited to announce that we are hiring a vital role at NRM: Community Engagement Coordinator! The Community Engagement Coordinator is an integral role at NRM that focuses on Community Engagement and Volunteer Strategy/Cultivation; Volunteer Recruitment, Application, and Onboarding; Volunteer Oversight and Relations; and Community Engagement and Outreach. This position serves a vital role in establishing and growing mutually beneficial partnerships with community stakeholders, nonprofits, and churches. Additionally, the position is charged with managing comprehensive volunteer programs both within the NRM Thrift Shoppes and the Crisis and Development Center (including the Food Pantry). This position works closely with many internal and external partners and as such is required to steward well the time, talent, and treasure available across the community and that which can drive NRM toward achieving its mission. The position is charged with leveraging well-rounded planning, leadership, communication, administrative, and coordination skills to guide a thoughtful and strategic community engagement and volunteer strategy that is value added and mutually beneficial. This full-time (40 hour/week), exempt position reports directly to the Director of Development. Visit the link below for more information on how to apply! https://lnkd.in/eB4fEmgN

North Raleigh Ministries’ mission to equip families and individuals in crisis with the resources and skills they need to achieve stability is carried out through a variety of programming at our Crisis and Development Center. Programming focuses on the core areas of Food Support, Coaching, and Pastoral Care. With our move to the new Millbrook Campus, the Crisis and Development Center has identified an integral staffing role that will help us serve our community well - the Front Desk Receptionist. The Front Desk Receptionist assists with a variety of customer service, clerical, and administrative duties such as greeting clients, assessing need/routing clients, answering phones, managing email, and calendaring. Given the visibility and client focus of the position, it is essential that the individual maintain a kind, open, welcoming, and professional posture at all times. The position requires the ability to speak Spanish fluently to best serve our diverse clients. Please see the attached job description for more details. Interested applicants can submit an application here: https://lnkd.in/eXqeFFZv

Volunteering isn't just about giving back; it's about creating meaningful connections, fostering empathy, and building a brighter future together. As we come together to serve our community, we're reminded that each act of kindness has the power to ripple outward, creating positive change far beyond our immediate reach. This National Volunteer Month, our North Raleigh Ministries team extends our heartfelt gratitude to each and every volunteer who dedicates their time and energy to support our mission. Together, we can continue to make a difference and build a community where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. #NationalVolunteerMonth #NC

Do you think a person's situation with money will never change? Just ask the 12 families who graduated from our no-cost Journey Program last week. They are living proof that it can! Collectively, our graduates paid down $45,552 in debt and saved $12,565 in emergency funds. Learning about money is a key step to managing it in real life. Our graduates learned how to budget, beat debt, save money, and work towards stability to help build a self-sustaining future. Let’s celebrate these graduates and all they have accomplished over the last 12 weeks.

Thank you to the Leadership Raleigh Class 48 team for choosing North Raleigh Ministries for their community engagement project. This team helped raise more than $5,000 for our Journey Program and built and assembled shelves for our Food Pantry in our new facility. We are beyond grateful for their support that will help equip more families and individuals in crisis with the resources and skills they need to achieve stability! [with Raleigh Chamber, James Troxler, Donna P.] #volunteerism #NC #Raleigh

We are beyond grateful and inspired to do more and serve more people! It is with immense gratitude that we share this news: North Raleigh Ministries has been awarded a $1 million grant from the highly competitive Wake County Community Capital program. The funds will complete the renovation of a new, larger building for our Crisis and Development Center and expand our reach to 70,000 households to meet increased demand from the region’s fast-growing status. [we'll share more on that with you in the coming months!] “Our organization is building strong foundations that continue to transform lives in our community,” Donna P., executive director of North Raleigh Ministries. “We are grateful to Wake County for this notable grant that will help us do more and serve more people in our fast-growing region,” she continued. “Our proven programs are creating a stronger community; 93% of Journey program graduates no longer need additional assistance after graduating – that’s the kind of long-term success that helps people create a bright and purposeful future.” View the news announcement here: https://lnkd.in/ek649GnP

It truly takes consistency and dedication to make a difference. Around here, we have more than 240 volunteers each month, plus additional group volunteers. Donna P. shares that on any given day, we have 30+ people volunteering at our 3 locations for food pantry and Thrift Shoppe roles. Everyone in every role helps us serve more people and make a larger impact! How are you helping people in your community? https://lnkd.in/esVFFsyg #volunteerism #NC

Buying gifts can put a wrench in the best of budgets or spending plans. Our Thrift Shoppes provide people with affordable ways to celebrate everything from birthdays to graduations and everything in between. It's a proven strategy to help save money all year long - and, by shopping, you are supporting our work to help people navigate through a financial crisis, empower them, and help them to emerge stronger! [with Donna P.] Learn more about us: https://lnkd.in/eCtg-fr9

Giving is more than a donation. It's about making a difference. We are so grateful to TowneBank for this significant donation! These resources will help us serve more people and meet the increased demand for help in our community. Our goals are aligned: Serve as many people as possible to help them emerge from a financial crisis with knowledge and strength. Thank you, TowneBank.