Homeward is Hiring!

Elizabeth Handwerk • Dec 10, 2021

Join Our Team

Homeward is looking for an accountant to join our administrative team. This full-time position will manage Homeward's accounting processes including payables, receivables, payroll processing, and bank account management. The ideal candidate will have prior accounting experience in a nonprofit environment, be able to demonstrate knowledge of accounting theory, and show a thorough understanding of industry best practices.


To see the full application, including a complete job description, qualifications, and compensation, click the button below.


*Please note that we will not take phone calls about job openings or the status of an individual application. If you are selected to interview, you will be contacted directly to discuss next steps.

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Richmond, VA – May 1, 2024 – Homeward – the planning agency for the Greater Richmond Continuum of Care (GRCoC), a network of homeless service providers that deliver coordinated and compassionate solutions to homelessness in the Richmond region – will host its annual Best Practices Conference on Friday, May 3, 2024 at The Westin Richmond hotel in Henrico County.
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This post is part of a series that explores the ways in which the Richmond region addresses homelessness and provides context on how our collaborative and regional network operates. You can access other posts in this series on Access Versus Resources , Keys to Helping More People , and Supporting Frontline Staff .
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This post is part of a series that explores the ways in which the Richmond region addresses homelessness and provides context on how our collaborative and regional network operates. You can access other posts in this series on Funding by The Numbers , Keys to Helping More People , and Supporting Frontline Staff.
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On behalf of Homeward, we want to thank Mayor Levar Stoney, City Council President Michael Jones, Committee Chair and Councilmember Stephanie Lynch, all of the members of Richmond’s City Council, and the truly dedicated members of the City administration for making this significant and compassionate expansion of homeless assistance available. For 25 years, our community has come together across organizational and jurisdictional differences with a shared goal of reducing the crisis of homelessness.
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