Responsible for the safety and well-being of up to 20 residentsAdvocate for residentsAssisted management with updating procedures and regulationsAttended trainings to further knowledge of regulations and operations Created a healthy and exciting environment for residentsRequired a flexible schedule

- Created property marketing flyers for distribution via email, website and vacation websites as well as maintaining the company website. - Created and maintained Daily spreadsheets of inventory to enhance potential reservations. - Completed and maintained Reservation paperwork - Bill Pay, Quickbook input and designed excel workbooks to show profit/margins for accounting purposes - Created and maintained property profiles through vacations sites - Provided property availability and descriptions via e-mail and telephone - Created Facebook for advertising the company properties

OIC of Clark County (OIC) is a private, not-for-profit, community based organization with 501(c) 3 status. OIC of Clark County has been in business in the Springfield/ Clark County Community for nearly fifty (50) years. OIC was established locally 1971 and is an affiliate of the National OIC’s of America which was founded by Reverend Leon H. Sullivan in Philadelphia in 1964.

Partners in Care, we work together with older members of the community, by identifying services available, to allow them to remain in their community longer, and more successfully, and with dignity. We are a levy funded non-profit agency in Xenia (Greene County), Ohio.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Ohio powers BIG futures by providing children facing adversity with mentoring relationships that change their lives for the better, forever. There are many ways to support our mission, including volunteering to mentor a child, becoming a financial supporter, sponsoring special events and initiatives, spreading the word through social media and becoming a member of one of our committees or advisory councils. We have mentoring opportunities that fit all schedules and lifestyles, and we partner with many of Central Ohio's businesses and community organizations to accomplish our mission. Follow our page to find out more about the impact that mentoring relationships have on the children we serve and the future of Central Ohio. We will keep you up-to-date with our latest news and events, plus links that will help to demonstrate the true value of mentoring and the positive impact that it can have on the life of a child. There are many Central Ohio kids waiting -- not so patiently -- for a Big Brother or Big Sister. Find out more about how you can help at www.bbbscentralohio.org.

Buckeye Community Hope Foundation is a non-profit dedicated to enriching the lives of others.

We are a private, person-centered vocational rehabilitation agency which partners with the State of Ohio, specifically, Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities (OOD), to assist individuals with career exploration, vocational training, job readiness training, and career development - including outcomes based, job search activities. FTS’s goal is to assist job seekers with employment solutions, whether entry level, middle management or senior leadership, that contribute to personal fulfillment and overall self-sufficiency.

Dayton's Domestic Violence Resource Agency. Our Hotline is available 24/7 at (937)461-HELP

Agape for Youth, Inc. is a private non-profit foster care, adoption, and reunification agency. Our Mission is"Providing youth and families with supportive, nurturing services that encourage each other to reach their full potential."​ Agape was founded in 1989 in order to place children into foster homes which could guide and support youth in becoming functioning individuals in society. Over the past 28 years, Agape for Youth, Inc. has built a strong reputation in the community as a leader in quality therapeutic foster care. Over the years Agape has expanded its services to include family foster care, providing adoption home studies, preparation of families and children for adoption, supportive services to adoptive families, and Reunification Services program provides the opportunity to work with families whose children are making the transition from foster care back to their biological family. The most recent addition to the programs and services at Agape for Youth, Inc. is the Giving Hope for Tomorrow Family Visitation Center. As an organization, we know the challenges that public agencies face in providing a safe, comfortable, family setting for visitation. The Giving Hope for Tomorrow Visitation Center is designed to provide a home style, family atmosphere for family or sibling visits. The visitation center has been a part of our plan since our relocation to our Edwin C. Moses location in August of 2015. The center is now completely furnished and ready for use by the families we serve as well as our referring agencies. We also anticipate the completion of an outdoor visitation area by the beginning of summer, providing a complement to the indoor visitation center. Agape for Youth, Inc. continues to uphold the fundamental belief of providing personal services to each family and youth working with our agency and supporting those individuals as they work together as for the success of the youth.

FAMILY ABUSE SHELTER OF MIAMI COUNTY, INC. is a translation and localization company based out of 16 EAST FRANKLIN STREET, TROY, Ohio, United States.

The Furniture Bank of Central Ohio reduces the impact of poverty by providing furniture and household goods to families and individuals struggling with severe life challenges. Our vision is for all Central Ohio families to live in furnished homes, thereby relieving suffering, strengthening family units, improving quality of life, and building a better community. Resource sharing and community collaborations make this possible on an ongoing basis. Together, we are turning empty houses into homes. Visit our LinkTree for more information: https://linktr.ee/FurnitureBank

Food For Thought is a nonprofit organization that provides lifesaving nutrition support to low-income people living with COVID-19, HIV and other serious illnesses across Sonoma County. For more than 30 years, we have engaged in service to our community to provide healthy food to our neighbors in need. A group of friends in Guerneville founded FFT in 1988 amidst the AIDS epidemic to provide groceries to our seriously ill neighbors. Over time, we have shifted our focus from providing end-of-life care to providing comprehensive nutrition services, and we have expanded our eligibility to those affected by a wide range of serious medical conditions. Food for Thought provides weekly groceries including fresh produce, whole grains, and healthy protein; vitamins and supplements and nutrition education. We deliver Sonoma county-wide to clients who are homebound or homeless.