Community Coordinator

Honeymoon Israel Foundation

. Promote HMI and recruit couples to apply for the HMI experience in the community .

Posted 10/2/2026part-timeNew York City • New York • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $35 per hourWebsite

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in community organizing, program planning, and leadership development, with a strong understanding of Jewish culture and rituals. Capable of managing projects effectively while fostering partnerships and supporting couples in their Jewish journeys.

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Community OrganizingProgram PlanningLeadership DevelopmentProject ManagementExperience Leading Israel Programs

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Hard Skills

Project ManagementGroup FacilitationProgram PlanningBudget ManagementVendor Relationships

Soft Skills

Excellent Communication SkillsHighly OrganizedDetail-OrientedCreative ThinkingIndependent Self-Starter

Tools & Technologies

WhatsAppVirtual Work Environment

Certifications & Qualifications

Bachelor’s Degree

Industry Keywords

Jewish LifeJewish RitualCommunity BuildingAlumni CommunityYoung Adults Engagement

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Promote HMI and recruit couples to apply for the HMI experience in the community
Represent HMI at relevant conferences and meetings
Support local HMI fundraising efforts
Communicate with HMI participants regarding ongoing support for their Jewish and family journeys, involvement opportunities, and community building
Support management of the HMI DC community space on WhatsApp
Conduct applicant interviews for HMI trips as needed
Empower and support HMI couples in building and activating their alumni community
Connect couples to leadership opportunities within and outside the HMI experience
Partner with the Regional Director on recruitment, selection, and registration for community trips
Support HMI trip staff in planning and organizing pre- and post-trip activities
Serve, engage, and support couples throughout the applicant and participant experience
Build and maintain partnerships with local community resources, institutions, and funding organizations
Identify local rabbis and educators who can engage and support HMI couples, including serving as trip staff
Report directly to an HMI Regional Director
Serve as a locally focused HMI staff member supporting couples after their Israel group trip

Requirements

What you’ll need

Candidates must reside in the NYC metropolitan area
5–6 years of relevant professional experience
Experience with community organizing, group facilitation, program planning, and leadership development
Highly organized, detail-oriented, and efficient with time management
Passion for pushing and redefining the boundaries of Jewish life
Knowledge of Jewish ritual and culture
Ability to work in a virtual, remote work environment
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Technologically savvy and a quick learner
Experience with project management, including project planning, managing budgets, and vendor/contract relationships
Ability to think creatively, innovatively, and strategically
Independent self-starter
Experience leading Israel programs strongly preferred
Experience with immersive Jewish education strongly preferred
Experience working with young adults/young families strongly preferred
Bachelor’s degree required
Must be available to work some weeknight evenings and weekends

Benefits

Comp & perks

Part-time, temporary 12-month position with possibility of renewal
15–20 hours per week
Domestic travel required approximately 10% of time
Equal opportunity employer committed to diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice