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This position is at the Social Impact Center Y, the social services branch of YMCA of Greater Seattle (YGS). Membership to the YMCA of Greater Seattle for you and your household. Become a leader on our team at the YMCA of Greater Seattle where we promote a continuous learning environment and career opportunities.
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Participates actively in annual YMCA fundraising campaign by sharing the impact of YMCA programs and soliciting funds to support services to people in need. Reports all critical incidents and adheres to YMCA program policies and procedures.
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Discounts on qualifying YMCA of Greater Seattle childcare and day camp programs. The Senior Financial Analyst plays a pivotal role in driving financial planning, analysis, and strategic decision-making within the organization.
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