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Promise is an early childhood-focused nonprofit working toward an abundant and just world where all children can fulfill their innate promise. We're looking for a Program Coordinator to strengthen the operational and data backbone across our expanding programs. You'll work primarily across two program areas: The Promise Fund and Changemaker Communities. Communities, which includes the Early Childhood Leaders of Color (EC LOC) Collaborative, Changemaker Studio, REST, and Regional Hubs. You'll also support cross-program working groups.
As our programs and communities grow, we need greater consistency, clarity, and follow-through across the systems that support them. You'll coordinate recurring program operations, keep participant and partner data accurate, support convenings, and help make sure commitments and follow-up don't fall through the cracks. By taking ownership of day-to-day operations, you'll enable our program leads to focus on strategy, relationships, program and community design, and quality.
This role sits within the Communities team and operates in a matrixed structure, supporting initiatives across both Communities and Fund programs. You'll report to the Managing Director of Changemaker Communities and collaborate closely with colleagues and project leads across both teams to advance shared priorities, coordinate activities, and strengthen connections across Promise's work. You'll travel approximately four times a year to support Fund convenings, REST, team retreats, and other key program activities.
We see this as an opportunity to grow your skills in data systems, event operations, and relationship management. When this role is working well, our program teams have reliable systems and information, and recurring operational work moves proactively. Participants and partners experience thoughtful, consistent support throughout their engagement with Promise.
Responsibilities
Data & Systems
Program Operations Support
Event Planning & Logistics
Relationship Coordination & Follow-Through
Learning & Reporting Support
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