Job opportunities: Beat the Streets is growing and seeks social-impact professionals
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by Beat the Streets National
Beat the Streets is Growing and is looking for social impact professionals that are passionate about empowering youth.
At Beat the Streets (BTS) we believe that the sport of wrestling instills a mindset that empowers youth to overcome adversity, believe and achieve big goals, and to become our next generation of service-minded problem solvers. Our youth are our future; investing in their well being and development addresses both existing and unforeseen societal challenges. By keeping youth engaged in school and wrestling, we are closing the education gap, decreasing inner-city crime, and helping break through the poverty cycle. Beat the Streets has established a successful track record of engaging and inspiring a diverse population of youth. BTS wrestlers are more likely to graduate high school, enroll in post-secondary education, live healthy lifestyles, and give back to their communities.
The Beat the Streets mission has been gaining momentum across the country with programs operating out of Boston, San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, Chicago, Cleveland, Lancaster, Philadelphia, Providence, and New York City. In 2019, BTS Member organizations provided support to 272 teams serving over 7,300 youth living in under-resourced communities. This rapid growth has created a need for additional dedicated and passionate people to join the BTS team. Please continue reading for an overview of three opportunities in New England, Baltimore, and the Bay Area.
BTS New England is seeking an Executive Director
Boston Youth Wrestling and BTS Providence recently merged to form BTS New England. The new Executive Director will be responsible for leading the organization into this next chapter and expanding the BTS mission in the New England region. This is a full-time position that requires strong leadership skills, extensive fundraising experience, knowledge of developing and implementing organizational strategy, and the ability to engage and inspire. More details on the Executive Director role can be found at www.beatthestreets.org/careers. The deadline for applications is February, 29th.
BTS Baltimore is seeking a Development Consultant.
Beat the Streets Baltimore has been building community and serving youth since 2012. The Development Consultant will be tasked with forming and implementing strategies to increase sources of funding, as well as identifying and recruiting board members. This is a part-time position and the deadline for applications is March 1st, 2020. More details on the role can be found at www.beatthestreets.org/careers
BTS Bay Area is seeking a Development Coordinator.
BTS Bay Area (https://www.btsbayarea.org/) launched in the Spring of 2019 with two programs and is now expected to grow to five programs by Spring 2020. The Development Coordinator will assist the Board and Executive Director on formulating, communicating, and implementing fundraising strategies to advance the BTS mission across the Bay Area. This is a part-time position and the deadline for applications is March 1st, 2020. More details on the role can be found at www.beatthestreets.org/careers
You too can be a part of the Beat the Streets movement by spreading the word and inspiring support. Please visit beatthestreets.org to learn more about the movement that is bringing wrestling to kids across the country.
At Beat the Streets (BTS) we believe that the sport of wrestling instills a mindset that empowers youth to overcome adversity, believe and achieve big goals, and to become our next generation of service-minded problem solvers. Our youth are our future; investing in their well being and development addresses both existing and unforeseen societal challenges. By keeping youth engaged in school and wrestling, we are closing the education gap, decreasing inner-city crime, and helping break through the poverty cycle. Beat the Streets has established a successful track record of engaging and inspiring a diverse population of youth. BTS wrestlers are more likely to graduate high school, enroll in post-secondary education, live healthy lifestyles, and give back to their communities.
The Beat the Streets mission has been gaining momentum across the country with programs operating out of Boston, San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, Chicago, Cleveland, Lancaster, Philadelphia, Providence, and New York City. In 2019, BTS Member organizations provided support to 272 teams serving over 7,300 youth living in under-resourced communities. This rapid growth has created a need for additional dedicated and passionate people to join the BTS team. Please continue reading for an overview of three opportunities in New England, Baltimore, and the Bay Area.
BTS New England is seeking an Executive Director
Boston Youth Wrestling and BTS Providence recently merged to form BTS New England. The new Executive Director will be responsible for leading the organization into this next chapter and expanding the BTS mission in the New England region. This is a full-time position that requires strong leadership skills, extensive fundraising experience, knowledge of developing and implementing organizational strategy, and the ability to engage and inspire. More details on the Executive Director role can be found at www.beatthestreets.org/careers. The deadline for applications is February, 29th.
BTS Baltimore is seeking a Development Consultant.
Beat the Streets Baltimore has been building community and serving youth since 2012. The Development Consultant will be tasked with forming and implementing strategies to increase sources of funding, as well as identifying and recruiting board members. This is a part-time position and the deadline for applications is March 1st, 2020. More details on the role can be found at www.beatthestreets.org/careers
BTS Bay Area is seeking a Development Coordinator.
BTS Bay Area (https://www.btsbayarea.org/) launched in the Spring of 2019 with two programs and is now expected to grow to five programs by Spring 2020. The Development Coordinator will assist the Board and Executive Director on formulating, communicating, and implementing fundraising strategies to advance the BTS mission across the Bay Area. This is a part-time position and the deadline for applications is March 1st, 2020. More details on the role can be found at www.beatthestreets.org/careers
You too can be a part of the Beat the Streets movement by spreading the word and inspiring support. Please visit beatthestreets.org to learn more about the movement that is bringing wrestling to kids across the country.
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