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Love to Read? Book Harvest is Looking for Job Candidates Like You
This one goes out to the book girlies and the booktokers. Do you spend all of your free time reading, stalking the library for new holds, and obsessively updating your Goodreads shelves?
Do you dream of being Kathleen Kelly, running The Shop Around the Corner on the Upper West Side of NYC? (You know, before an all-too-charming Tom Hanks swooped in and ended her career. So romantic.)
If that’s you, stop your crying because we’ve got the perfect non-profit for you to apply for a job at. Allow us to introduce you to Book Harvest.
Book Harvest is on a mission to get more kids reading. They’re an award-winning and rapidly growing non-profit that has already provided more than 2 million books to young kiddos, and they partner with families to help promote a lifelong love of reading.
Here’s their dating profile:
Want to join the mission and help more kids fall in love with books?
Book Harvest is currently looking for a Director of Finance to join the team. Learn more about the role here.
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Win of the Week:
New York City officials announced the creation of more than 260,000 “green-collar” jobs over the next 15 years, to reach nearly 400,000 jobs by 2040. The jobs will include solar panel installation, building EV charging stations, building wind turbines, and more.
Bummer of the Week:
Ready to switch to an electric self-driving Tesla? Hold your horses, cause Tesla’s autopilot features just got poor ratings from prominent safety rating group The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.