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Reporting to the Director of Development & Communications and joining a passionate four-member team that is committed to advancing economic and racial equity, the Institutional Giving Manager (IGM) will contribute to a revenue goal of approximately $1.5 million and contract goals of over $1 million.  The IGM will have the opportunity to grow Civicorps’ footprint in the workforce development and conservation arenas.  The IGM will play an integral role in supporting key strategic initiatives, working closely with the Director of Development & Communications to evolve our agency’s role, especially as we seek to expand our work of identifying, strengthening, and increasing pathways to green collar jobs for the young adults we serve.

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Institutional Giving Manager

Reporting to our Lead Counselor (LCSW) and joining a passionate team of counselors and youth development staff who are committed to advancing economic and education opportunities for young adults, the Case Counselor is deeply involved in supporting individual youth and creating a culture of caring, growing, and thriving.
This position works directly with Corpsmembers enrolled in the education and job training programs to develop and implement a system of personal and educational support for participants.

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Temporary Case Counselor

Work on a Civicorps crew with some of largest employers in the East Bay, such as CalTrans, EBMUD, and East Bay Regional Parks District. Through our paid internships, you have the opportunity to gain valuable work experience and earn tool certifications that will help jumpstart your career.

Civicorps Recycling is seeking Recycling Drivers for our pre-apprenticeship program. Civicorps Recycling offers truck driving training leading to a Class B license with a starting wage of $17.06. The Recycling Driver will work in Civicorps’ Recycling Social Enterprise which provides recycling collection services to small businesses, commercial operations and institutions in Oakland and other parts of the East Bay. The minimum requirements for entering the program are a HS Diploma or GED, a Class C driver’s license with a clean DMV record and the ability to pass drug testing. All applicants must be between the ages of 18-26.

This position reports to the Conservation Program Manager and Coordinator. The selected candidate will join a passionate team of fellow Conservation Supervisors who are committed to advancing economic opportunity for young adults. Conservation Crew Supervisors contribute to the goal of training youth in conservation and land management work. Conservation Crew Supervisors serve Corpsmembers and are involved in all aspects of their development within the framework of Civicorps programming.