Social Media Content Coordinator (Part-Time, 10–20 hrs/week)

Phinney Neighborhood Association Mission

The mission of the Phinney Neighborhood Association (PNA) is to build, engage, and support our diverse community through programs, services, and activities that connect neighbors and foster civic engagement.

The PNA is committed to building a culture of equity and inclusion, believing that a diversity of staff, board, and programming is essential to achieving our mission. We are looking for someone who is willing to work with and challenge this organization and the community to be our most respectful, accepting, and sympathetic selves.

Position Overview

The Phinney Neighborhood Association is looking for a Social Media Content Coordinator to help bring the organization’s mission to life online through engaging, community-centered storytelling. This role focuses on capturing, creating, scheduling, and managing content that highlights PNA’s programs, people, and events—helping neighbors stay connected and informed.

You’ll capture moments at events (evening and weekend availability is required), craft platform-specific posts for Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn, and maintain a consistent and thoughtful online presence. The goal isn’t to “go viral,” but to create meaningful, authentic content that reflects PNA values of care, belonging, and community connection.

This position reports to the Director of Marketing and Communications who provides strategy and oversight. You’ll have the freedom to share your creative perspective, suggest new ideas, and test content formats while learning how data and engagement metrics inform future posts.

This is a great opportunity for someone interested in nonprofit and community engagement spaces, who has a strong understanding of social media trends, and can commit to regular evening and weekend availability for event specific content.

Essential Responsibilities

Content Creation & Management

• Develop original, mission-aligned content including graphics, short-form videos, and stories.
• Maintain the monthly content calendar to ensure a steady, consistent posting cadence.
• Create and schedule posts across Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn using scheduling tools.

Event Coverage

• Capture event photos and videos at key PNA gatherings (e.g., Annual Meeting, Lunar New Year, Rainbow Hop, Winter Beer Taste).
• Create day-of stories or short posts to share real-time moments.
• Produce post-event recaps with curated photos, short videos, or captions.

Testing & Optimization

• Experiment with different content types (e.g., reels vs. carousels) to see what resonates.
• Track and summarize engagement metrics monthly (likes, comments, reach, saves).
• Provide short insights and recommendations to inform the next month’s plan.
• Utilize paid social advertisements as necessary.

Collaboration

• Partner with the Marketing & Communications Director to align messaging and tone.
• Integrate calls-to-action for membership, fundraising, or volunteer opportunities.
• Maintain consistent brand voice, tone, and visual style across all channels.

Deliverables

• Platform-specific posts and visuals for Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
• Monthly content calendar.
• Event photo/video coverage.
• Monthly insights report with key takeaways.

Qualifications

• 1–3 years of experience managing social media for a brand, organization, or event (internship, freelance, or volunteer work welcome).
• Strong writing and visual storytelling skills.
• Familiarity with Canva or similar design tools.
• Basic understanding of social media analytics and reporting.
• Awareness of current social media trends and how to adapt them for community-focused content.
• Reliable, organized, and excited about community building through digital platforms.

Compensation

This is a part-time position, $23-$26 per hour DOE, estimated to be10–20 hours per week. The schedule is flexible and will fluctuate based on event coverage and in-person meetings. The PNA is an Equal Opportunity Employer working towards a culturally diverse workplace. Applicants representing the diversity of our community are encouraged to apply.

About the Phinney Neighborhood Association

Headquartered in a former elementary school, the PNA has developed an active community center that not only serves as a focus of the Phinney/Greenwood neighborhood but offers programs and activities that reach far beyond the immediate neighborhood, at four different sites in Phinney, Greenwood, and Ballard. Current programs include two preschool cooperatives, a licensed preschool and school age program at Whittier Elementary School, a hot meal program, the Greenwood Senior Center, PNA Village, a tool lending library, a business membership program, family memberships, room rentals, and countless special events that bring friends and neighbors together. We co-sponsor a summer farmers market, weekly folk music concerts, and other community events. The PNA serves over 23,000 people each year, has 70 staff, 1,100 volunteers, and an annual budget of $4.8 million. The PNA is an Equal Opportunity Employer working towards a culturally diverse workplace.

To Apply

Please send resume, cover letter, and portfolio to apply@phinneycenter.org (Subject Line: Social Media Content Coordinator). Priority deadline: December 8, 2025.