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Sarge's Veteran Support Sarge's Veteran Support is a non-profit housing Veterans on the Olympic Peninsula.

Service to our country can cause wounds and suffering that last beyond the length of duty. Our mission is to heal the wounds, to restore dignity, hope and self-sufficiency to all Veterans in need and to significantly reduce homelessness and poverty among our local Veterans. We are a housing program that provides therapeutic care, employment referrals, medical & dental connectivity, volunteerism, and connection to benefits. We outreach into the community with our Veterans working with trail associations and the US Forest Service.

Today we celebrate 15 years of service!For 15 years, Sarge’s Veteran Support has been honored to stand with veterans and...
08/11/2026

Today we celebrate 15 years of service!
For 15 years, Sarge’s Veteran Support has been honored to stand with veterans and their families. This milestone would not be possible without our generous donors, volunteers, partners, and community members who continue to believe in our mission.
Thank you for your support, your encouragement, and your commitment to helping us honor, uplift, and serve those who served. Here’s to 15 years of impact—and to continuing this important work together.
🇺🇸 Honoring 15 Years of Service 🇺🇸

07/15/2026
05/22/2026

SARGE’S VETERAN SUPPORT
CORPORATE OFFICE: 250 ASH AVENUE, FORKS, WASHINGTON 98331
PHONE: 360.374.5252 FAX: 360.327.3601

www.SargesVeteranSupport Federal ID: 91-2046528

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT – EASTERN REGION

Sarge’s Veteran Support: Our mission is to heal the wounds, to restore dignity, hope and self-sufficiency to all homeless Veterans in need and to significantly reduce homelessness and poverty among our local Veterans. We accomplish this by operating transitional housing, family housing and permanent supportive housing for Veterans.

Location: Flexible/Negotiable – Port Angeles preferred but will consider Forks, Sequim or partly remote.

Synopsis: You will use your Administrative and Organizational skills to support our Executive director and serve as a primary point of contact between the executive director and internal/external stakeholders. This role is key to the success of the organization and will include a multitude of administrative and customer-oriented duties.

Employment Preference: Veterans, Veteran/Active-Duty Dependents will be given preference in the screening selection process.

Schedule & Compensation: This position operates on a mission driven schedule with flexibility required. The schedule varies but will not exceed 20 hours per week or 80 hours per month for the foreseeable future. Compensation is $18 an hour to start.

Reporting Relationships: This position is supervised by the Executive Director

Ideal Candidate: The ideal candidate would be a veteran, or a veteran/active duty dependent that meets or exceeds the listed qualifications and experience. These characteristics represent the ideal candidate and are not required to apply for this position.

Application Process: Submit a resume and contact information for two people who know you the best (letters of recommendation are also accepted but must have accurate contact information included) to [email protected].

Required:

• A citizen of or the ability to work in a legal capacity in the United States.
• No serious involvement with the criminal justice system as determined on an individual basis but will not include any violent, sexual assault or drug offenses.
• Veteran candidates must be in good standing [an honorable or general discharge from military services].
• A minimum of two years of sobriety.
• At least 21 years old valid state driver’s license with adequate active insurance and an acceptable driving record (as determined by third party insurance agent).
• The completion of a successful background check and potential substance use screening.
• A combination of knowledge skills and abilities that are reflective of the position duties and responsibilities.
• The ability and experience in relating to and working with and on behalf of people from diverse backgrounds and income levels.
• The ability to wear many hats and change them often.
• The ability to maintain a professional demeanor in all situations and interactions while showing respect and dignity to all people.
• A basic knowledge of military culture.
• The ability to multitask and prioritize.
• Mastery of the English language, both verbal and written formats.
• Superior writing skills to ensure emails, letters, newsletters, documents and social media posts uphold professionalism and brand identity.
• Intermediate computer and technology skills. A thorough knowledge and proficiency of all Microsoft Office programs and Google Suite is helpful. Familiarity with data entry software, such as Excel, Sheets, etc.
• Proven critical thinking, problem solving and communication skills.
• The ability to take direction while relying on self-motivation, independent thought and behaviors.
• The ability to demonstrate strong work ethics and work effectively as a part of a team or independently.
• The ability to adapt and overcome in providing support in a flexible manner to all sarge’s activities and events.
• The ability to understand the working culture at sarge’s and to adapt to it to ensure maximum flexibility and effectiveness.
• Organizational skills to maintain order and ensure executive attend appointments and meet sdeadlines
• Familiarity with nonprofit databases and CRMs such as Little Green Light or Give Butter.
• Familiarity with basic design software such as CANVA
• Experience with creating, writing and editing newsletters
• Experience with direct mail techniques with an emphasis on mail merge and maintaining accurate database information.
• The ability to be detail oriented and committed to maximum accuracy under stressful conditions.
• Familiarity with job scheduling and project coordination.
• Basic understanding of social media platforms and marketing concepts.
• Calendar and schedule management skills
• Knowledge of office procedures and equipment
• Familiarity with customer service principles
• Ability to handle confidential information responsibly
Preferred:

• A member of the local or surrounding communities with a knowledge of community resources and knowledge and experience in accessing these resources.
• A person that has preexisting relationships with veterans’ programs and resources.
• Someone with related “lived experiences”.
• Nonprofit experience and/or education.
Duties and Responsibilities:

• Coordination of multiple schedules simultaneously
• Creation of annual agency calendar to track corporate filing requirements and grant deadlines.
• Maintaining an accurate and timely grant file. Which includes deadlines for applying, and reporting requirements.
• Maintaining an accurate and timely file of all pertinent corporate documents.
• Create, edit and distribute newsletters on a quarterly basis and sporadic written communications to donor base as needed.
• Be the primary liaison to outside vendors and contractors.
• Maintain a vehicle maintenance schedule and coordinate fleet services.
• Create and maintain an equipment inventory.
• Create and maintain a maintenance record for all properties.
• Maintain nonprofit CRM and database and donor tracking.
• Basic design work
• Spearheading consistent direct mail efforts and communication schedules.
• Working in conjunction with an outside contractor to develop, maintain and update the website.
• Answer and respond to calls, emails, and various other forms of communication.
• Assist with special projects, conduct research, and gather pertinent data for resource development, reporting and assisting the executive director with the decision-making process.
• Prepare, edit, proofread, and deliver various reports, mailings, presentations, and other correspondence.
• Maintain files and documents (both physically and digitally) with the utmost accuracy and confidentiality.
• Prepare meeting agendas, take notes and attend meetings as directed.
• Aid other departments as needed.
• Assist in social media and marketing efforts, leveraging your knowledge and interest in the field.
• Staff community events, health fairs, etc., as necessary and practical.
• Assist and support all activities, events and special projects.
• Ensure proper internal financial controls through separation of duties.
• Maintain and contracts and agreements.
• Other duties as required.

05/22/2026

SARGE’S VETERAN SUPPORT
CORPORATE OFFICE: 250 ASH AVENUE, FORKS, WASHINGTON 98331
PHONE: 360.374.5252 FAX: 360.327.3601

www.SargesVeteranSupport Federal ID: 91-2046528

CARE COORDINATOR – EASTERN REGION

Sarge’s Veteran Support: Our mission is to heal the wounds, to restore dignity, hope and self-sufficiency to all homeless Veterans in need and to significantly reduce homelessness and poverty among our local Veterans. We accomplish this by operating transitional housing, family housing and permanent supportive housing for Veterans.

Location: Minsky House in Sequim Washington

Synopsis: The Care Coordinator provides paraprofessional crisis intervention and short-term solution focused community-based advocacy services for and with the six elderly Veterans living at Minsky Place in Sequim. The Care Coordinator is the primary liaison with other public and private agencies providing services to the Veterans and supports all of Sarge’s activities to include but not limited to resource development, community outreach and education and providing logistical support to activities and events.
Employment Preference: Veterans, Veteran/Active-Duty will be given preference in the screening and selection process.

Schedule & Compensation: This position operates on a mission driven schedule with flexibility and a commitment to work-life balance [four-day work week with some remote flexibility]. A typical schedule would be a 4/10 that alters on a biweekly basis. Hours are variable and negotiated through the selection process. Part-time is guaranteed, full-time is negotiable. Compensation is based on an experience and education evaluation with the typical range between $24-$30 dollars per hour.

Reporting Relationships: This position is supervised by the Housing Manager.

Ideal Candidate: The ideal candidate would be a veteran, a veteran/active duty dependent who has experience working with the elderly and case management. Some type of medical experience and a bachelor’s degree in a related field would be positive attributes as well. These characteristics represent the ideal candidate and are not required to apply for this position.

Application Process: Submit a resume and contact information for two people who know you the best (letters of recommendation are also accepted but must have accurate contact information included) to [email protected].

Required:

• A citizen of or the ability to work in a legal capacity in the United States.
• No serious involvement with the criminal justice system as determined on an individual basis but will not include any violent, sexual assault or drug offenses.
• Veteran candidates must be in good standing [an honorable or general discharge from military services].
• A minimum of two years of sobriety.
• At least 21 years old, valid state driver’s license with adequate active insurance and an acceptable driving record (as determined by third party insurance agent).
• The completion of a successful background check and potential substance use screening.
• A combination of knowledge skills and abilities that are reflective of the position duties and responsibilities.
• Ability and experience in relating to and working with and on behalf of people from diverse backgrounds and income levels.
• The ability to wear many hats and change them often.
• The ability to maintain a professional demeanor in all situations and interactions while showing respect and dignity to all people.
• A basic knowledge of military culture.
• A basic knowledge of working with Seniors and some type of affiliation or affinity to them.
• A working knowledge of community resources and medical processes.
• The ability to multitask and prioritize.
• Mastery of the English language, both verbal and written formats.
• Intermediate computer and technology skills.
• Proven critical thinking, problem solving and communication skills.
• The ability to take direction while relying on self-motivation & management and independent thought and behaviors.
• The ability to demonstrate strong work ethics and work effectively as a part of a team or independently.
• The ability to adapt and overcome in providing support in a flexible manner to all sarge’s activities and events.
• The ability to understand the working culture at sarge’s and to adapt to it to ensure maximum flexibility and effectiveness.
Preferred:

• Bachelor’s degree or above in a related field, four years of experience serving veterans and/or the elderly or any combination of the above that makes the candidate qualified for the position.
• A member of the local or surrounding communities with a knowledge of community and medical resources and knowledge and experience in accessing these resources.
• A person that has preexisting relationships with veterans’ programs and resources.
• Someone with related “lived experiences”
• A superior communicator, problem solver and staunch advocate.
• Someone with a basic knowledge of the human condition and services models that address challenges.
• Someone with peer counseling certifications.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Actively participate in a transfer meeting with other coordinators or agency staff.
• Verifying Veteran’s eligibility.
• Facilitating resident turnover and welcome by preparing bedrooms for all new residents entering (i.e. clean linens, dresser drawers, bedroom cleanliness etc.) and providing a house orientation.
• Reviewing program and house rules with all new residents and ensure client compliance with house rules.
• Ensuring that each veteran is interviewed, assessed, and begins case management within 48 hours of their move-in.
• Conducting assessments and interviews with clients to determine eligibility, housing stability, mental health, substance abuse, health, education, income, employment, etc., and making appropriate and timely referrals.
• Providing consistent limits and expectations regarding program policies and goal achievement.
• Monitoring compliance with goals through regular contact individual and group connection.
• Following up with referrals to ensure that veterans receive and access necessary services in a timely manner.
• Creating a sense of community within Minsky House and an attachment/investment in the greater community.
• Developing strategies for engaging with clients, creating awareness about the program through community outreach and education.
• Attending and being an active participant in meetings at relevant agencies and providers across the geographic region.
• Responding to emergencies after hours as needed.
• Providing transportation (company vehicle) to necessary appointments and activities.
• Acting as a standby/ witness to medical appointments as an appointed listener as invited or required.
• Maintaining inventory of all household supplies (i.e. cleaning supplies, cooking utensils, furniture, household keys, etc.) and ordering supplies through the main office.
• Monitoring security system and facilitating maintenance as needed.
• Documenting and coordinating damage or needed repairs with the main office.
• Tracking, monitoring and requesting routine maintenance and repairs through the main office.
• Other duties as required.

05/22/2026
05/22/2026
05/22/2026
05/22/2026

MILITARY HONORS | Fireman 3rd Class Royle Luker was just 17 when he died aboard the battleship USS West Virginia during the 1941 Japanese surprise attack on Pearl Harbor.

His remains were among those designated "non-recoverable" and buried as unknowns in what is now the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu.

Luker was identified in recent years by the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency, which uses forensic methods to identify America's war dead, and will be buried with full military honors on May 30 in his Arkansas hometown.

Read more from Stars and Stripes' Wyatt Olson here: https://bit.ly/4utfChF

05/22/2026

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250 Ash Avenue
Forks, WA
98331

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4pm
Friday 8:30am - 4pm

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