Girl Scouts of Hawai'i

United States
26 Total Employees
Year Founded: 1917

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In-Office
Honolulu, HI, USA
Kids + Family • Social Impact
The Chief Operating Officer leads statewide mission delivery and operational functions, including membership, volunteer support, programs, retail, properties, camps, technology, data, communications, risk, and compliance. The COO translates strategy into operating plans, budgets, performance measures, and accountable cross-functional processes. Responsibilities include executive leadership, financial oversight, continuous improvement, safety and compliance, vendor management, data-informed decision-making, team development, and community representation.
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In-Office
Kalua, HI, USA
Kids + Family • Social Impact
Leads and facilitates Girl Scout after-school sessions for school-aged children, creating an engaging environment that develops leadership skills. Responsibilities include planning age-appropriate activities, building relationships with students, families, school staff, and community partners, attending staff meetings, and managing program logistics. The role requires occasional evening and weekend availability, reliable transportation, a background check, and alignment with Girl Scout values.
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In-Office
Waimea, HI, USA
Kids + Family • Social Impact
Seeking a qualified, licensed contractor to inspect, repair, reinforce, and replace perimeter fencing and posts at Camp Kilohana in Hawaii. The contractor must ensure the fencing is safe, secure, aligned with site security needs, and compliant with applicable regulations. Proposals must include the work approach, schedule, itemized costs, warranty details, and exclusions. Contractors must carry appropriate liability and workers’ compensation insurance and obtain required permits.
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In-Office
Honolulu, HI, USA
Kids + Family • Social Impact
Manages the full grant lifecycle, including researching opportunities, coordinating proposals, administering awards, monitoring compliance, preparing reports, and completing closeout activities. Collaborates with leadership, finance, program teams, and external funders to meet deadlines, maintain audit-ready records, track deliverables, reconcile grants, and improve grant administration systems and procedures.