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Merion Friends Meeting is in search of an individual or couple to serve as caretaker/s for its 1695 National Historic Landmark Meetinghouse and 2-acre site located in Merion Station. The caretaker/s will provide landscaping, housekeeping, cleaning, and maintenance for the entire property, including the Meeting House, Friends Hall, Caretaker’s House, out-buildings, horse sheds, and burial ground. The caretaker/s receives rent-free housing (excluding utilities) in a 3-1/2-bedroom, 2-bathroom 1805 house located in the Lower Merion Township School District. 

Working within the Registrar’s Office, the Media Preparation Specialist is an important team member, responsible for collections care, including item-level check-ins and media preparation. This position offers the right candidate a unique opportunity to be immersed in a resource-rich environment at a fast-growing company. The position is first shift, 8am-4pm, M-F, 40/hrs week. This position is eligible for the company's benefits package, including company-sponsored medical insurance (Independence Blue Cross); voluntary SIMPLE-IRA contributions with matching; and 15 days PTO, as well as company holidays. The pay rate starts at $20 hourly, depending on experience.

The Pennsbury Society (501 C 3) at Pennsbury Manor Historic site seeks qualified applicants for our Museum Store and Site Rental Coordinator position. 

The Company 

Woodmere Art Museum is seeking a part-time Buildings Maintenance Technician (15–25 hours/week) to help maintain the beauty, safety, and functionality of its historic buildings. This hands-on role includes repairs, minor carpentry and painting, and supporting event setup. The position requires weekend availability and involves regular interaction with visitors and staff. Ideal candidates will have experience with commercial building repairs, a strong work ethic, and an interest in supporting the mission of a cultural institution.

Woodmere Art Museum is seeking a part-time Facilities and Grounds Assistant (15–25 hours/week) to help maintain the beauty, safety, and functionality of its historic building and grounds. This hands-on role includes general grounds keeping, light repairs, seasonal maintenance, minor carpentry and painting, and supporting event setup. The position requires weekend availability and involves regular interaction with visitors and staff. Ideal candidates will have experience with grounds keeping and minor repairs, a strong work ethic, and an interest in supporting the mission of a cultural institution.

Salary Range:$22.00 To $22.00 Hourly

Position Overview:

Support the operation of the Competitive Classes area of the Flower Show, including committee and exhibitor support. Work with committee members, exhibitors, and volunteers. Provide full range of exhibitor support, including administering the application process. Provide record-keeping on the Flower Show Data Base (FSDB). Work closely with the Hort data specialist to understand and document the Hort process, points system, management of FSDB, and Exhibitor’s Guide creation. 

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Baldwin Fine Art & Residential, located just outside of Philadelphia, is seeking an experienced, part-time art handler and installer to join our team.

Baldwin has delivered top-rated fine art services to a wide range of clients — from private collectors and interior designers to museums, galleries, and institutions. Our team specializes in the professional handling, packing, installation, and transportation of artworks and high-value objects in both residential and commercial settings.

The Morris Arboretum & Gardens, which hosts over 100 rental events each year, is seeking a part-time (18-20 hours per week) Rental Coordinator to assist with all aspects of the Rental Program, including communication, client touring, event prep/support, and administrative tasks.

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The Board of Directors is a group of volunteers who steer the organization towards a sustainable future by adopting sound, ethical, and legal governance and financial management policies, as well as by making sure the nonprofit has adequate resources to advance its mission. Board Members are responsible for general governance, fiscal oversight, external advocacy, fundraising, championing diversity and inclusion, and stewarding the mission through outreach and education.