Farm To Table Dinner
Saturday, November 9th
Project Location: Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Timeline: May 19 - August 19, 2025
Description:
Transplanting Traditions is hiring summer camp teachers to work with children ages 5-10 on a beautiful farm in Chapel Hill, NC. The ideal candidate will have prior experience working with preschool or elementary-aged children, a passion for the natural environment, and the ability to create engaging, educational activities around food, culture, art, nature, and literacy. The camp runs three days a week (Wednesday to Friday mornings), totaling 20-25 hours per week. Responsibilities include planning and leading activities, managing classroom environments, supervising children, and collaborating with a teacher assistant. The camp offers a supportive work environment with guidance from the Youth and Children Program Manager. Applicants must be reliable, organized, and eager to foster a positive and educational experience for young campers.
Full Description Here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vSrbulyf3ZlsxRN9Brk9wwNSpmCLNqJAegLse0AyLZIfkYGGE3WAaLQ5Rn1l8YLCmFGC-4lkhU0hn7V/pub
To Apply:
1. Please submit a cover letter and resume to mguyen@transplantingtraditions.org or complete job application form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Nt5WD4dsvBehQAx_mKLHbYs4Te3Lh5Smc2z6ld4qhuE/viewform?edit_requested=true
Project Location: Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Timeline: May 1 - September 30, 2025
Description:
With a 16 year history of working with the refugee community, and now in its 7th year as an independent 501c3 organization, Transplanting Traditions is at a pivotal phase of organizational development. TTCF operates an incubator farm which provides participating farmers with shared land, farm infrastructure and education as well as direct business management support in crucial areas that are challenging to refugee ESOL farmers including; marketing, customer communication and relations, accounting and management of aggregated sales for a CSA & wholesale food hub. Since 2012, TTCF has been operating a Food Hub for farmers who operate businesses from the incubator, aggregating farmer products to sell to customers, food pantries, restaurants and grocery stores. In the last couple of years, TTCF has built on the model of the Food Hub by developing a Producer Hub that will aggregate business management activities for farmers in a “fee for service” type model. Up until now, these services have been provided to farmers at no cost, however changes to this free model are motivated by a need for increased non-profit organizational financial sustainability as well as long-term security for farmer businesses. The goal of the Producer Hub is to create affordable business management solutions for farmers who participate in the Producer Hub by aggregating business management services. The ultimate goal is to create more security and independence for farm businesses, sustainability for the organization, while also providing a culturally appropriate solution to the business challenges ESOL farmers face.
Full Description Here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yabwTBQzJMoFh_W7YKV93IFumFtfjllRWxCw6iE7v4U/edit?usp=sharing
To Apply:
1. Please send resume and cover letter to info@TransplantingTraditions.org by April 28, 2025.
2. We will reach out to prospective candidates for a 30 minute interview and to answer candidate
questions about the project
3. We will then reach out to prospective candidates to provide a Request for Proposals. We are
seeking a packaged cost based proposal from candidates broken down by the scope of work
below.
Project Location: Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Timeline: May 1 - September 30, 2025
Description: We are seeking a front-end web developer to build two new websites using a content management system platform that after completion can be easily edited and updated by TTCF staff
Full Description Here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iV6vHa4AdoWQ3c2XKRNIw8tGZAwPd1XzlwA6BniU0rU/edit?usp=sharing
To Apply:
Please send resume and cover letter to info@TransplantingTraditions.org by April 28, 2025.
We will reach out to prospective candidates for a 30 minute interview and to answer candidate questions about the project
We will then reach out to prospective candidates to provide a Request for Proposals. We are seeking a packaged cost based proposal from candidates broken down by the scope of work below.
To discourage practices of negotiating that have historically reinforced larger systems of inequality, Transplanting Traditions posts the amount we are able to offer for each position. Please do not apply to a position if the compensation listed does not meet your requirements.