The Role We're looking for a versatile, relationship-oriented Program Manager to help grow KinCorps as we scale our community experiences and partnerships. This is a hands-on contract role for someone who loves wearing multiple hats - equally comfortable drafting an Instagram caption, following up with a partner organization, and troubleshooting logistics two days before an event. Above all, we want someone who genuinely lights up around kids and families and brings warmth and energy to youth-centered work.

Key Responsibilities

Social media & content: Plan, draft, and schedule content across Instagram, LinkedIn, and Facebook; capture and curate event content; grow engaged audiences in target communities.
Outreach & partnerships: Identify and reach out to potential nonprofit partners, community guides, and family audiences; support partnership development and follow-through.
Customer relationships: Serve as a warm, organized point of contact for families and partners, handling inquiries, registrations, prep communications, and post-experience follow-up.
Program support: Assist with event coordination, materials prep, and on-the-ground logistics for KinCorps experiences.
Other duties as assigned: Support the founder on operational projects, light data entry/CRM hygiene, and emerging needs as KinCorps grows.

You're a Strong Fit If You

Are based in southern Maine and able to meet in person with the founder in the Cumberland/Greater Portland area 2- 4 times per month
Have direct experience working with children ages 5–13 — summer camp, after-school programs, youth enrichment, classroom, or similar youth-centered settings
Have 2+ years of experience in program coordination, community engagement, marketing, or a related field
Are organized, proactive, and comfortable working independently with light supervision
Have hands-on experience with social media platforms and basic content tools (Canva, scheduling tools, etc.)
Care deeply about community building, youth and families, and rebuilding the civic fabric of this country.

Nice to Have

Experience with small business or nonprofit operations
Familiarity with tech tools (HubSpot, Squarespace, etc.)
Strong connections to southern Maine communities
Photography or short-form video skills

Logistics

10–15 hours per week, flexible scheduling,
$35/hour, commensurate with experience, 3-month contract to start, with option for extension
Occasional travel to event sites in Maine (mileage reimbursed)
Start date: ASAP

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