We are hiring a Community Impact Program Officer (6-month Contract) – 3 days/week.

Tanya Noyes • August 8, 2022

Position: Community Impact Program Officer (6-month Contract) – 3 days/week

Reports to: Executive Director

 

PURPOSE AND SCOPE OF JOB

 

The role of the Program Officer is to support United Way Leeds & Grenville’s community impact work by; working with community partners and the community at large, providing research & data collection, recruiting volunteers to support the work, reporting and evaluating processes and serving as an active member of the Community Impact team. This position will function as the project leader for the Community Conversations project and assure proper administration.

 

The job description is to be used as a guideline only and may not incorporate all functions of the job; education and experience outlines are ideal qualifications/assets but do not necessarily reflect the requirements of the position.

 

PROJECT OVERVIEW

 

This project is the next step in the evolution of the Community Impact agenda for United Way Leeds & Grenville and will support its future direction and focus.

 

The project will ask the community for input by hosting open conversations across Leeds & Grenville where anyone can attend and provide their thoughts. These conversations will be a forum for various communities to explore the opportunities or challenges that they face. We will ask questions around the best pathway forward for our United Way.

 

Data collected and findings from the project will be added to the overall data analysis that will be completed. A report on finding, focus and next steps will be provided to key community leaders as well to the community at large.

 

 

Responsiblities

Support and oversee process functions of community impact work, research, data collection and reporting processes. Specific duties may include:

  • Implements the Community Conversations Project. Provide leadership and information to staff, committees and program review teams involved in the project.
  • Takes the lead in orienting, training, and managing volunteers for the session panels/teams. Coordinates activities of volunteers related to the project. 
  • Builds on-going relationships with partners to ensure procedures and reporting systems are understood and supported. Provides guidance and support to partners throughout the project cycle.
  • Facilitates the Community Conversations project including session planning, participant recruitment, volunteer recruitment, data reporting as defined by the evaluation.
  • Monitors compliance with reporting requirements

 

  • Retrieves data from sessions, presentations, marketing, and other venues for sharing results and impact. 
  • Assists in the development of reports to the Board of Directors and the community
  • Remains knowledgeable of community trends, needs, and gaps.
  • Supports the planning and implementation of community impact strategies. 
  • Other duties as assigned.

POSITION RELATIONSHIPS

External: Community Partners, Community Initiatives/collaborations, community at large

Internal: United Way staff, United Way Volunteers

CORE COMPETENCIES

  • Project management
  • Relationship management/customer service orientation
  • Knowledge of outcomes and impacts
  • Proven presentation skills
  • Problem-solving, analytical, and critical thinking
  • Leads with confidence and provides leadership in coordination efforts
  • Teamwork and cooperation with all departments
  • Upholds the highest ethical standards

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

 

Education

·        Post-Secondary Education in related field. Will consider an equivalent combination of education and experience.

 

Experience/Knowledge

·        Must possess excellent analytical, organizational, interpersonal and communication skills, both written and verbal

·        Ability to prioritize work, handle multiple tasks and follow-up to ensure responsibilities are fulfilled

·        Proficient knowledge of computers and experience utilizing Microsoft Office applications (i.e. Outlook, Word, Excel and PowerPoint)

·        Demonstration of professionalism - Tact, courtesy, diplomacy with the public.

·        A strong team player.

·        Valid Driver’s license and required minimum insurance coverage

·        Travel or Transportation Requirements – local meetings (Leeds & Grenville) as required.

·        Ability to attend functions outside of normal business hours, as required

 

Email your resume to: info@uwlg.org


By Tanya Noyes July 20, 2026
Grand prize winner receives $22,520 as the community fundraiser raises an equal amount to support United Way Leeds & Grenville's local community programs.
By Tanya Noyes July 16, 2026
United Way Leeds & Grenville remains committed to celebrating outstanding older adults, with the inaugural Top 7 Over 70™ Awards now planned for 2027.
By Tanya Noyes July 8, 2026
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Local NHL Alumni to Join Gord Brown Memorial Golf Tournament LEEDS & GRENVILLE, ON –United Way Leeds & Grenville (UWLG) and the Brown family are excited to announce that NHL alumni Chris Neil and Alyn McCauley will participate in the 6th Annual Gord Brown Memorial Golf Tournament on Thursday, August 13, 2026, at Smugglers Glen Golf Course. “We are thrilled to welcome NHL Alumni Chris Neil and Alyn McCauley to this year’s event,” said Jeff Brown, Honorary Chair and Gord’s brother. “Their participation brings an added level of excitement and creates a truly memorable experience for everyone involved.” While the tournament is currently sold out, a waitlist is available and limited sponsorship opportunities remain, including access to the VIP Reception with NHL Alumni and golf spots. For more information, visit www.uwlg.org or contact Melissa Hindman. Chris Neil, one of the most recognizable players in Ottawa Senators history, played his entire 17-year NHL career with the organization, appearing in 1,026 games. He now serves as the Senators’ Vice President of Business and Community Development. Alyn McCauley, born in Brockville and raised in Gananoque, enjoyed a 10-year NHL career with the Toronto Maple Leafs, San Jose Sharks, and Los Angeles Kings. A former Ottawa 67’s star and two-time World Junior gold medalist, McCauley remains actively involved in hockey operations today. “On behalf of United Way Leeds & Grenville, I want to extend my sincere gratitude to our sponsors, especially Canarm Ltd. and Shorelines Casino, for their generous support,” said Ian McFall, Board Chairperson, United Way Leeds & Grenville. “We also thank the Brown family and the Winter Classic Committee for helping recruit these talented professionals.” Now in its sixth year, the tournament honours the legacy of the late Gord Brown, former Member of Parliament for Leeds–Grenville–Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes. The event brings together golfers, community leaders, and supporters to continue Gord’s legacy of giving back. The Brown family is proud that more than $1 million raised in his name to date and the tournament proceeds support United Way Leeds & Grenville initiatives addressing housing and homelessness, food insecurity, mental health and addictions, and programs for children and youth throughout the region. – 30 – About United Way Leeds & Grenville: United Way Leeds & Grenville is dedicated to improving lives and building a stronger community. We focus on critical issues such as food security, homelessness, housing, mental health, addictions, and supports for children and youth. Through collaboration, innovation, and a commitment to community, we strive to create vibrant, caring communities where everyone can thrive. Media Contact: Melissa Hindman Director of Resource Development United Way Leeds & Grenville 613-342-8889 ext. 26  melissa.hindman@uwlg.org
More Posts