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Newsletter
Operations Manager/ Associate Director
Washingtonville Housing Alliance, Mamaroneck, NY
Responsible for ensuring the smooth day-to-day operations of a well-established affordable housing not-for-profit with multiple programs and funding sources. We are looking for a results-oriented individual who is comfortable and effective dealing with an ethnically and economically diverse office and clientele. Manage multiple projects, ensure delivery of program objectives, manage small staff, interface with board and committee members, funders and community agencies.
You have 5-10 years program management or operations management experience in a not for profit or financial services environment: affordable housing experience is desirable but we will consider other relevant backgrounds. We encourage applications from successful professionals who are committed to building the economic vitality of their community.
We offer a competitive salary ( range $45-$60K depending on experience) and an excellent benefits package including health insurance and 401(k). Washingtonville Housing Alliance is an Equal Opportunity Employer
Send resume and cover letter to info@washingtonville.org or mail to WHA, 136 Library Lane, Mamaroneck NY 10543, Fax (914) 698-7158.
Core Activities
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Allocate staff resources to projects, manage project pipeline and monitor program activity against planned outcomes
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Manage grant reporting cycle ensuring that all grants are in compliance with funder requirements. Prepare and submit required reports.
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Manage annual fundraising cycle and community outreach cycle of events
Oversee corporate filing and board reporting for WHA’s constituent corporations to ensure that all required reports are filed, annual meetings held and properly recorded.
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Oversee day-to-day office activity and ensure that all activity is properly logged and that there is effective follow through.
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Monitor expenditures against budget and assist in budget development
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Undertake and manage special projects as requested by the Executive Director
Reports to: Executive Director
Washingtonville Housing Alliance was formed in 1980 to improve the housing conditions of low and moderate-income residents in the Mamaroneck area. The Alliance constructs new affordable housing, improves existing housing and undertakes other supportive activities designed to sustain a community that is culturally diverse, multi-generational and of mixed income.
The Washingtonville Housing Alliance (WHA) is chartered by the State of New York as a Neighborhood Preservation Company. WHA is a 501(c)3 not-for profit corporation.
FUNDING NEWS FROM WASHINGTONVILLE HOUSING ALLIANCE HOUSING ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
Hudson City Savings Charitable Foundation has announced a $5000 grant to Washingtonville Housing Alliance to support WHA’s affordable housing and community development programs. These funds will be used to support WHA’s Senior Home Repair program, which makes loans and grants for emergency home repairs to low and moderate income senior citizen home owners.
Senator Suzi Oppenheimer has announced a $4000 legislative grant to support the program costs of WHA’s Tenant Eviction Program. The tenant eviction program provides one time back rent and downpayment assistance to eligible families in the Larchmont-Mamaroneck Area.
The Larchmont-Mamaroneck Summit has announced a $5000 grant to support WHA’s Housing Crisis Fund, with a specific target of providing back rent and emergency accommodation assistance to families where the primary wage earner is a day laborer. Twenty percent of the families seeking emergency rental assistance from WHA are dependent on day laborer income.
The Junior League of Westchester on the Sound has announced a $500 grant to support WHA’s Housing Crisis Fund.
The Westchester County Department of Planning has announced the renewal of WHA’s Emergency Shelter Grant (ESG) for FY 2008 in the amount of $8,800 for tenant assistance grant and program operating costs.
Executive Director, Jeremy N. Ingpen thanks these funders for their vital support for WHA’s housing programs.
For more information contact Jeremy N. Ingpen at 914-698-4299.
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