Volunteer Coordinator

Wichita, KS

Full Time

Administration

Entry Level

Join Our Mission-Driven Team as a Volunteer Coordinator!
Location: Wichita, KS
Organization: Catholic Charities Wichita
Type: Full-Time | In-Person

Are you passionate about building community, connecting people to purpose, and making a difference? Catholic Charities of Wichita is looking for a dynamic, people-loving, and organized go-getter to lead our volunteer program! This is more than a job, it’s a chance to be the spark that connects compassionate individuals with life-changing service opportunities.

What You’ll Be Doing:

As our Volunteer Coordinator, you’ll be the heart of our volunteer program—recruiting, training, and supporting amazing people who want to give back. You’ll collaborate with passionate staff, community partners, and volunteers to create meaningful experiences that support individuals and families facing poverty, homelessness, abuse, or disability.
Partner with local organizations, attend community events, and use social media to spread the word when we need new volunteers.
Make sure new volunteers complete the application process before starting.
Ensure all volunteers understand the policies, timekeeping system, and feel welcome.
Inspire volunteers by sharing the impact of their work.
Match volunteers with the right opportunities and schedules.
Celebrate our volunteers and keep them coming back with fun events and thoughtful engagement.
Work hand-in-hand with program leaders to ensure volunteers are making a real impact.
Help organize appreciation events, service days, and our annual gala!

Your Superpowers:

You’re a natural connector who thrives on building relationships.
You love organizing and creating systems that make things run smoothly.
You’re tech-savvy and detail-oriented, but also creative and people-focused.
You believe in the power of community and want to be part of something bigger.

Why You’ll Love Working Here:

A collaborative and supportive team that values your ideas and energy.
A mission-driven culture where your work truly matters.
Opportunities to grow professionally and make lasting community connections.
A workplace that celebrates compassion, creativity, and fun.

What You Need to Bring to the Table:

A college degree
Experience with volunteer coordination or database management.
Strong print and verbal communication skills
Attention to detail and outstanding organizational skills.
A valid driver’s license and a heart for service.

Why Catholic Charities?
You’ll be part of a collaborative, fun team that makes an impact in our community. We offer a supportive work environment, vacation pay, sick pay, generous retirement package, and health insurance. We also have fun and work to be as flexible as possible so you can enjoy your time outside of work.

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