Plus One Foundation Manager of Administration and Volunteer Service

The Plus One Foundation is a small traumatic brain injury nonprofit based in Seattle that provides programming for children and adults with neurological injury, disorder, or disease to achieve goals through activities that offer education, rehabilitation and training.

This is a fully remote office operation with occasional in person events in the Seattle area.  Position is an independent contractor expecting about 15 hours per week.

Reporting to the executive director, the manager is a key member of the professional staff. The responsibilities are varied and often fast paced to support the executive director and members of the board. The manager maintains and coordinates all office and administrative functions and provides support to board members, volunteers, and interns. Serves as a mentor for the student internship program.

Learn more about the role here.

posted 5/12/25

ElevatED Part-Time & Substitute Preschool Teacher Wanted

Are you looking for a rewarding, paid opportunity to make a difference? Jewish early childhood centers (ECCs) in Seattle, Mercer Island, and Bellevue are seeking caring individuals to support young children in the classroom. Whether you’re looking for consistent part-time work or flexible substitute teaching, this is your chance to gain hands-on experience, connect with the community, and play a role in shaping young minds. Learn more here.

posted 4/8/25

Sage and Scholars Program – Student Volunteers needed! 

Join us in helping Jewish senior home residents connect with Judaism and Jewish community! Volunteering options are described below. Please fill out this Google form or contact j.alpren@universityprep.org if you are interested in participating!

PROGRAMS:

Sign up to drive a senior home resident to services at Temple Beth Am

Volunteers will be paired with senior home residents to provide transportation to services at Temple Beth Am, a reform synagogue located in Wedgewood (about ten minutes from the UW campus). They will also accompany the residents during the services. This program fosters connection between residents and volunteers, allows residents to connect with a new community of people, and provides easy access to synagogue for residents who may not have any other ways to attend services. Services at Beth Am are free for both volunteers and residents even if they are not members.

Sign up to study Jewish texts with Jewish Senior Home Residents

This Chevrutah/study-buddy program pairs Jewish senior home residents with high school or college volunteer “buddies” to read and discuss Jewish texts–anything from the Parsha to Kafka. These study sessions typically take place at the senior’s place of residence anywhere from 1-4 times a month and are a great way for seniors to build meaningful relationships with younger volunteers while engaging with Jewish texts. Volunteers are welcome to attend sessions alone or in small groups.

posted 4/8/25

Frankel Religious School Employment Opportunities

The Frankel Religious School at Herzl Ner Tamid (Mercer Island, WA) is seeking dynamic part-time Judaic studies teachers for the 5786 (2025-26) school year. Job openings include first grade (Sundays only) and fourth grade (Sundays and Tuesdays). Pay range: $45-$55/hr DOE. If interested, please send a cover letter & resume to: Irit Eliav Levin, Director of Education at Irit@h-nt.org.

posted 3/17/25

Eden Village West is looking for summer bunk counselors and specialists!