SUSTʻĀINABLE
MOLOKAI

Join our team!

Our Vision: Thriving people and abundant land.
Theory of change: Inspire and empower the people of Molokai to restore ʻāina momona by demonstrating pilina-focused sustainable solutions to ensure relevance and comfort of the staff and board.
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Sustʻāinable Molokai is a 501c3 non-profit community development organization and an equal opportunity employer.

Open Positions

Sustʻāinable Molokai is always looking for dedicated people who share our vision of thriving people and abundant land.

If you are interested in volunteering, please sign up here, or email us at info@sustainablemolokai.org

Manager - Grants

Location: Molokai
Employment Status: 30-40 hrs/wk
This position is a temporary 1-year position with the potential to renew.
Wage Classification: Exempt
Program: Admin
Reports to: Executive Director
‍Compensation: $30-$39 Salaried

Job Summary:
Work with Sustʻāinable Molokaiʻs Executive Director, Admin Team, and other staff to ensure compliance with grant regulations. Design efficient grant management tools, systems, and workflows that will benefit the organization long-term as we continue to secure funding, build a positive relationship with grantors/partners, and execute meaningful programs for our community.
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Essential Duties & Responsibilities:

Develop and implement comprehensive grant strategies, including identification, selection, proposal writing, deliverables, financial reporting, etc.
Assess and review each grant opportunity to determine its suitability and alignment with organizational goals.
Work with program leads and relevant team members on grant design, including proposals, budgets, and deliverables.
Create a comprehensive tracking system with program leads and finance team.
Review reporting requirements for each grant.
Regularly assess project activities with program lead to ensure compliance with legal, ethical, and regulatory requirements.
Monitor the submission and reporting deadlines for each grant.
Prioritize delinquent grants that require corrective action.
Submit status reports to the Executive Director and the Executive Board.
Ensure that contractors and reimbursements are being paid in accordance with grant agreements.
Formulate strategies for the long-term sustainability of project outcomes beyond the grant period.

Track grantee results and impact.
Maintain relationships with current and prospective grantors through effective communication.
Maintain a good understanding of the organization's financial statements.
Maintain relationships with current and prospective grantors through effective communication.
Determine budget revisions, including fund reallocation or extensions, as needed.
Develop protocols for grants management, outlining procedures for tracking expenses, timely reporting, and grant submission.
Collaborate closely with the Executive Director to scope and finalize policies and procedures.
Identify clear roles and responsibilities for staff involved in grant management.
Recommend accounting procedures to better support grant monitoring and accountability.
Collaborate with the finance team to work within the annual budget and support program staff in researching funding opportunities.
Identify capacity-building needs and additional services required for effective grantsmanship, such as grant writing and funder relations.
Other tasks as assigned.

Desired Qualifications & Skills:

Degree in business administration or equivalent.
Experience in development or fundraising, or 3-5 years of relative work experience.
Experience in federal grant reporting is preferred.
Advanced computer and software skills, such as Mac Computer, Microsoft Office, Zoom, and other remote meeting software
Excellent communication, writing, and organizational skills
A Molokai community-minded outlook and vested in our vision

Please email your resume and cover letter to Human Resources at info@sustainablemolokai.org

Manager - Farmer Trainings

Program: Food Sovereignty
Employment Status: Part-Time
Wage Classification: Non-Exempt
Compensation: $22-$24/hr.
Reports to: Food Sovereignty Program Director
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Job Summary:
The Farmer Training Manager will oversee all farmer training programs and manage participant and partner relationships. Reports to the Food Sovereignty Program Director (FSPD). Will develop curriculum, order program supplies, and conduct site visits.
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About Our Food Sovereignty Programs:
‍We work to increase local food production and access for Molokai. We do this through a lens of resilience and sustainability which leverages workforce and economic development efforts, partnerships and innovative programs to grow community capacity. In particular, our farmer training programs support our islandwide agricultural community in providing them with free educational opportunities to gain the skill sets that are necessary to become a successful farmer.
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