Congregational Collective - Liaison and Trainer
The Congregational Liaison and Trainer is responsible for identifying, recruiting, and supporting churches committed to building capacity to address mental wellness within the faith community and congregations. Responsibilities include building relationships, developing a learning strategy, identifying and vetting training tools, and conducting or organizing a training program. Additionally, this role will work to ensure congregations and ministry leaders have working knowledge and access to community resources to become advocates in promoting mental health and wellness.
In the future, this position will be a part of the new organization and the person filling the role will not be an employee of the H. E. Butt Foundation.
To begin, please review the job description on our Career Center to ensure your skills and experience meet the job requirements, and then submit your completed employee application. Also, please take a moment to learn more about our organization, including our history, culture and faith, at our About page.
IT System Administrator
The IT System Administrator position will ensure efficient IT operations across The Foundation’s three locations as well as support the needs of the Foundation’s program growth.
To begin, please review the job description on our Career Center to ensure your skills and experience meet the job requirements, and then submit your completed employee application. Also, please take a moment to learn more about our organization, including our history, culture and faith, at our About page.
Storytelling Associate
The Storytelling Associate supports Know Your Neighbor, the H. E. Butt Foundation’s Storytelling program. Know Your Neighbor uses stories to build bridges across San Antonio’s economic divides, and the Storytelling Associate spends each day building multi-media resources and supporting events to drive that mission: videos, photography, e-newsletters, social media, and more.
To begin, please review the job description on our Career Center to ensure your skills and experience meet the job requirements, and then submit your completed employee application. Also, please take a moment to learn more about our organization, including our history, culture and faith, at our About page.
LLYC Associate
The LLYC Associate position will work for two years as a member of the Laity Lodge Youth Camp team while participating in the H. E. Butt Foundation Associates Program. The LLYC Associate will focus largely on relationship building with previous and new summer staff through the recruiting, interviewing, and hiring process. This position will play a significant role in preparing for summer camp through working on the camp schedule, ministry curriculum, staff training, activity preparations, program ideas and more. During the summer this position will serve on LLYC Central Leadership Staff. As a part of the Associate Program, this role will participate in consistent professional, personal, and spiritual development to help discern future calling and vocation.
To begin, please review the job description on our Career Center to ensure your skills and experience meet the job requirements, and then submit your completed employee application. Also, please take a moment to learn more about our organization, including our history, culture and faith, at our About page.
LLFC Associate
The LLFC Associate position will work for two years as a member of the Laity Lodge Family Camp team while participating in the H. E. Butt Foundation Associates Program. The LLFC Associate will focus largely on relationship building with previous and new staff through the recruiting, interviewing, and hiring process. This position will play a significant role in preparing for weekend retreats and summer camp through working on the camp schedule, ministry curriculum, staff training, activity preparations, program ideas and more. As a part of the Associate Program, this role will participate in consistent professional, personal, and spiritual development to help discern future calling and vocation.
To begin, please review the job description on our Career Center to ensure your skills and experience meet the job requirements, and then submit your completed employee application. Also, please take a moment to learn more about our organization, including our history, culture and faith, at our About page.
Assistant Director of Adventure Recreation
The Assistant Director of Adventure Recreation is responsible for the management and implementation of high-quality adventure recreation programming in support of LLYC, LLFC, and Outdoor School programs. This position works in conjunction with the directors of LLYC, LLFC, and Outdoor School to ensure Adventure Recreation elements of respective programs are run as desired, according to standard and local operating procedures, and within the scope of any relevant policies, regulations, or laws.
To begin, please review the job description on our Career Center to ensure your skills and experience meet the job requirements, and then submit your completed employee application. Also, please take a moment to learn more about our organization, including our history, culture and faith, at our About page.
Construction Project Coordinator
The Construction Project Coordinator supports the Senior Director of Construction Management with day-to-day management of the Foundation’s large capital projects.
To begin, please review the job description on our Career Center to ensure your skills and experience meet the job requirements, and then submit your completed employee application. Also, please take a moment to learn more about our organization, including our history, culture and faith, at our About page.
Heavy Equipment Operator
The Heavy Equipment Operator works to monitor, maintain, and repair roads, roadsides, rivers, driveways, parking areas, paths, and other assigned areas that serve the Canyon programs and guests according to Foundation standards.
To begin, please review the job description on our Career Center to ensure your skills and experience meet the job requirements, and then submit your completed employee application. Also, please take a moment to learn more about our organization, including our history, culture and faith, at our About page.
Food Service Assistant
The Food Service Assistant I will be a utility player supporting
teamwork in the kitchen and dining room. This position will do whatever it takes as directed by the supervising kitchen staff to ensure a high-quality dining experience for guests and staff during retreats and camps.
To begin, please review the job description on our Career Center to ensure your skills and experience meet the job requirements, and then submit your completed employee application. Also, please take a moment to learn more about our organization, including our history, culture and faith, at our About page.
