AmeriCorps ABWK Volunteer Facilitator
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity, Saint Paul, MN, United States
Americorps Member A Brush With Kindness (ABWK) Volunteer Facilitator
Living Allowance: $25,500 Start Date: Tuesday, September 7, 2026
Education Award: $7,395* End Date: Friday, August 21, 2027
Reports to: ABWK Site Supervisor, National Service Program Manager
Schedule: Monday Friday (with some evening and/or Saturdays)
Additional Benefits
In addition to the living allowance and Segal Education Award, members receive a $50/month cell phone allowance, $200 boot and tool allowance, health insurance, and may have access to childcare reimbursement. Additionally, members receive extensive training and professional development opportunities.
Position Summary
The ABWK Facilitator provides direct support to ABWK Site Supervisors, Construction Assistants, ABWK volunteers and homeowners painting and rehabilitating Habitat homes. Members will serve four ten-hour days per week.
Essential Responsibilities
Assist Supervisors to prepare ABWK sites for daily paint & rehabilitation activities
Serve as a member of ABWK crews, performing various paint and construction tasks as assigned by Supervisors, building cooperatively with volunteers and homeowners
As assigned, lead volunteer and homeowner crews
Participate in AmeriCorps-related activities as assigned
Essential Qualifications
18 years of age or older
A U.S. Citizen or U.S. National or a lawful permanent resident
High school diploma or GED
Possess a valid driver's license with a good driving record
Successfully pass background, sex offender and FBI fingerprint checks
Must submit contact information for one professional reference
Must have access to reliable transportation
Strong work ethic and willingness to take initiative
Essential Physical Requirements
Stand and walk for the majority of the day
Walk and climb on uneven surfaces and use stairs and work on ladders up to 40 feet high
Bend, lift, grasp, reach, push, and pull materials and tools
Give and receive detailed information through verbal communication
Periodically lift and move loads up to 75 pounds
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
Ability to learn and apply safety, painting and construction terminology, tool and material-usage and general techniques
Ability to train volunteers in basic painting and construction techniques
Good oral and written communication skills
Ability to make routine decisions and problem-solve
Adaptable and flexible regarding varying communication and work styles, assignments and service hours
Perform and solve basic math calculations and problems
Ability to serve independently or in a group
Experienced or ability to learn basic computer skills, including Microsoft Office Suite
Independently operate a motor vehicle
Prior volunteer experience preferred
Service Environment
The majority of the service position is performed outside on an existing home, with some interior projects. Frequent exposure to dirt, dust, dampness, construction debris, lead paint, mold, extreme temperatures, warehouse and construction noises, fumes and construction material odors.
Hand and power tools including a: hammer, wrench, screwdriver, utility knife, tape measure, scissors, drill, reciprocating saw, etc., including proper safety equipment and clothing.
Living Allowance: $25,500 Start Date: Tuesday, September 7, 2026
Education Award: $7,395* End Date: Friday, August 21, 2027
Reports to: ABWK Site Supervisor, National Service Program Manager
Schedule: Monday Friday (with some evening and/or Saturdays)
Additional Benefits
In addition to the living allowance and Segal Education Award, members receive a $50/month cell phone allowance, $200 boot and tool allowance, health insurance, and may have access to childcare reimbursement. Additionally, members receive extensive training and professional development opportunities.
Position Summary
The ABWK Facilitator provides direct support to ABWK Site Supervisors, Construction Assistants, ABWK volunteers and homeowners painting and rehabilitating Habitat homes. Members will serve four ten-hour days per week.
Essential Responsibilities
Assist Supervisors to prepare ABWK sites for daily paint & rehabilitation activities
Serve as a member of ABWK crews, performing various paint and construction tasks as assigned by Supervisors, building cooperatively with volunteers and homeowners
As assigned, lead volunteer and homeowner crews
Participate in AmeriCorps-related activities as assigned
Essential Qualifications
18 years of age or older
A U.S. Citizen or U.S. National or a lawful permanent resident
High school diploma or GED
Possess a valid driver's license with a good driving record
Successfully pass background, sex offender and FBI fingerprint checks
Must submit contact information for one professional reference
Must have access to reliable transportation
Strong work ethic and willingness to take initiative
Essential Physical Requirements
Stand and walk for the majority of the day
Walk and climb on uneven surfaces and use stairs and work on ladders up to 40 feet high
Bend, lift, grasp, reach, push, and pull materials and tools
Give and receive detailed information through verbal communication
Periodically lift and move loads up to 75 pounds
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
Ability to learn and apply safety, painting and construction terminology, tool and material-usage and general techniques
Ability to train volunteers in basic painting and construction techniques
Good oral and written communication skills
Ability to make routine decisions and problem-solve
Adaptable and flexible regarding varying communication and work styles, assignments and service hours
Perform and solve basic math calculations and problems
Ability to serve independently or in a group
Experienced or ability to learn basic computer skills, including Microsoft Office Suite
Independently operate a motor vehicle
Prior volunteer experience preferred
Service Environment
The majority of the service position is performed outside on an existing home, with some interior projects. Frequent exposure to dirt, dust, dampness, construction debris, lead paint, mold, extreme temperatures, warehouse and construction noises, fumes and construction material odors.
Hand and power tools including a: hammer, wrench, screwdriver, utility knife, tape measure, scissors, drill, reciprocating saw, etc., including proper safety equipment and clothing.