Events and Ministry Coordinator; Offsite, Part-Time

Events and Ministry Coordinator (Offsite, Part-Time)

Sherman, Texas, United States

This is a part time, paid position.

• Part‑time role serving one Senior Adult (55+) community in Sherman, TX.
• Coordinator does not need to be a senior but must have a strong heart for this population.
• Will work 11 hours per week (two 5.5‑hour days) and be paid $21 per hour.
• Must be available Monday–Friday before 5:30 pm when the leasing office is open.
• Plan and host two monthly events to promote social engagement, wellness, health, enrichment, and stability.
• Update a list of helpful resources for residents monthly (e.g., rent assistance, food assistance).
• Meet with residents with specific needs and help connect them to local resources.
• Partner with community businesses to provide holistic activities.
• Communicate effectively with onsite staff and Apartment Life supervisor.
• Report activity and impact each month.
• Work with corporate, government, and nonprofit partners to create programs that meet community needs.
• Organize and host educational workshops for adults and youth.
• Ensure all activities run smoothly.
• Meet weekly with supervisor to review program and goals.
• Submit monthly reports on activities and impact.

• Must be 18 years of age or older.
• Legally eligible to work in the United States.
• Bachelor's Degree or related experience in event planning, social impact, or human services.
• Excellent listening and communication skills (written and verbal).
• Ability to provide after‑hours or weekend activities as needed.
• Basic computer skills.
• Basic fluency in English to compose marketing elements for the community and required reports.
• Possesses a current driver's license, liability insurance, and reliable transportation for coordinating events and vendor visits.
• Physically able to use stairs, bend, sit, stand, stoop, and carry up to 25 pounds.
• Availability to commit weekly hours, mainly evenings and weekends when most residents are home.
• Committed to the minimum term of service in the apartment community.

• Bilingual Spanish preferred, but not required.
• Experience serving at‑risk populations.
• Experience working within a budget.
• Network of support through potential volunteers, vendors, or community partners.