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Careers

Special Olympics Pennsylvania currently has the following employment opportunities available, as well as volunteer and internship opportunities available to support our Marketing & Communications, Competition, and Training Departments: 

Regional Development Director: Northeast Region

Job Summary: 

Special Olympics Pennsylvania (SOPA) is embarking on an exciting reorganization and seeks an enthusiastic leader to oversee all geographic area fundraising activities within newly formed Northeast Region (Lackawanna, Luzerne, Pike, Susquehanna, Wayne and Wyoming Counties). This position will lead the strategic growth of the Northeast Region’s fundraising activities to ensure revenue is generated to meet (or exceed) the Region’s annual budget.

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Part-Time Regional Administrative Manager: Northwest Region

Job Summary: 

Special Olympics Pennsylvania (SOPA) is embarking on an exciting reorganization and seeks an enthusiastic person to oversee athlete and volunteer administration within newly formed Northwest Region, which includes Clarion, Crawford, Erie, Forest, Mercer, Venango and Warren Counties. This position will be responsible for providing superior customer service to athletes (individuals with intellectual disabilities) and/or their families as well as volunteers throughout their registration, onboarding, and training. Once registered, the administrative manager will ensure athletes and volunteers are activated locally.

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APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: Submit in Word format a letter of interest, resume, salary history, references, AND salary requirements to careers@specialolympicspa.org

No phone calls will be accepted. Resumes sent for positions other than this posting will not receive a response.

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ORGANIZATION DESCRIPTION

Special Olympics Pennsylvania provides year-round sports training and competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults (age 8-80) with intellectual disabilities. All training and competition opportunities are provided free of charge to athletes, enabling everyone to experience the benefits of Special Olympics that extend well beyond the playing field. The athletes of Special Olympics -- 16,000 strong in Pennsylvania -- are constant reminders of all that is right with the human spirit. Pennsylvania is the 7th largest program and one of the strongest Special Olympics programs in the United States. For more information about how SOPA inspires greatness, visit www.specialolympicspa.org.