Transportation Coordinator
Listed on 2026-08-30
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Business
Seasonal / Summer
Join us in our mission to provide life‑changing experiences that enhance independence and self‑esteem for children and adults with disabilities!
AboutThe Role
As a Transportation Coordinator, you’ll help ensure campers, staff, volunteers, and program partners get where they need to go safely and efficiently. You’ll coordinate transportation plans, communicate with families and staff, organize vehicles and drivers, and provide hands‑on support for trips and transportation needs across True Friends camp locations.
This is an active, fast‑paced role for someone who is organized, dependable, comfortable driving, and enjoys working with people.
Where You Could Work- Camp Friendship | Annandale, MN Primary location
- Camp Eden Wood | Eden Prairie, MN
- Camp Courage | Maple Lake, MN
Camp staff may work at one, two, or all three of our camp locations during the summer, depending on program needs, assignment, and availability.
You don't have to live near a True Friends site to apply! Our Counselor positions are residential and include on‑site housing and meals during employment, making this a great opportunity for individuals who live outside the immediate area, including those from other states!
What You’ll Do- Coordinate transportation for campers, staff, volunteers, and program partners
- Develop and communicate transportation plans and schedules
- Coordinate off‑site transportation by communicating with families, partner groups, bus drivers, and staff
- Assign and oversee staff supporting transportation needs
- Coordinate vehicles and assist with transportation for day trips, special activities, and other off‑site needs
- Assist with transportation to and from airports, bus stations, train stations, and other travel locations for summer staff
- Organize, label, load, and unload camper and staff luggage
- Support weekend and free‑time activity options that require off‑site transportation
- Maintain positive and professional relationships with campers, families, staff, volunteers, and community partners
- Maintain accurate notes in camper files and other applicable records
- Collect and manage transportation‑related payments as needed
- Make fiscally responsible transportation decisions and communicate concerns to leadership
- Maintain vehicle cleanliness and report maintenance or safety concerns to appropriate personnel
- Use organizational systems to track transportation information and schedules
- Perform other duties as assigned
- Keep camp moving:
Help make sure campers, staff, and programs get where they need to be - Stay active:
Spend your summer on the move rather than behind a desk - Solve problems:
Help coordinate moving parts and find solutions when plans change - Make a difference:
Help create safe and accessible opportunities for campers to participate in activities and experiences - Work across True Friends:
Build relationships with staff, families, volunteers, and community partners across multiple locations
- Logistics and coordination experience:
Build practical experience managing schedules, transportation plans, vehicles, people, and changing priorities - Professional communication skills:
Gain experience communicating with families, staff, volunteers, drivers, community partners, and other stakeholders - Problem‑solving experience:
Learn to adapt quickly and make thoughtful decisions when transportation plans or program needs change - Customer service experience:
Develop skills in providing professional, responsive support to campers, families, and organizational partners - Operations experience:
Gain exposure to scheduling, recordkeeping, payment tracking, vehicle coordination, and day‑to‑day program operations - Independence and responsibility:
Take ownership of an important function that directly impacts the success of camp programs - Transferable career skills:
Build experience that can support future opportunities in transportation, logistics, operations, hospitality, recreation, human services, and other people‑focused fields
- Full‑time seasonal position, typically May through August
- Approximately 30-40 hours per week
- Schedule may include weekdays, weekends, evenings, and occasionally early mornings based on transportation…
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