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Spokane County Democratic Central Committee

Community Events Coordinator

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Spokane, WA
Entry level
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Spokane, WA
Entry level
Coordinate Spokane County Democrats' presence at local events by planning schedules, securing registrations/permits, recruiting and training volunteers, managing booth logistics and event-day operations, and collecting post-event feedback and reports.
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Community Events Coordinator

This is a volunteer position and any amount of time is appreciated.

Overview:

The Community Events Coordinator is a key volunteer responsible for ensuring the Spokane County Democrats has a consistent and engaging presence at local community events, festivals, celebrations, and parades.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Event Planning & Scheduling:

  • Research and maintain a calendar of relevant community events throughout the year.

  • Monitor event deadlines and ensure timely registration and permitting as required.

  • Maintain regular contact with community event organizers for up-to-date event details and logistics.

  • Registration & Permits:

  • Complete and submit event applications and secure necessary permits or documentation.

  • Ensure compliance with all event policies, health and safety regulations, and insurance requirements.

  • Volunteer Coordination – recruiting volunteers to support the following:

  • Recruit, schedule, and confirm volunteers for booth shifts at each event.

  • Provide orientation and training to volunteers.

  • Serve as a point of contact for volunteers before and during the event.

  • Booth Logistics & Materials – recruit volunteers to support the following:

  • Coordinate the preparation and transportation of booth material.

  • Ensure all materials are clean, organized, and replenished as needed.

  • Set up and break down the booth or delegate.

  • Event Day Oversight:

  • Serve as or designate the lead point person on the day of each event to ensure smooth operations.

  • Post-Event Follow-Up:

  • Collect feedback and document lessons learned for future events.

  • Submit event reports or summaries to the organization as required.

These qualities and skills will be helpful:

  • Strong organizational and time management skills.

  • Excellent communication and interpersonal abilities.

  • Comfortable coordinating with diverse groups of people.

  • Experience in event planning, volunteer coordination, or community outreach preferred.

  • Familiarity with the local community and event landscape is a plus.

Time Commitment:

  • Varies depending on event schedule; approximately 5–10 hours/week with peak times around events.

Benefits:

  • Opportunity to represent a meaningful cause in the community.

  • Gain experience in event coordination and volunteer management.

  • Build connections with local organizations and community leaders.

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