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Position Summary: The Grant Writer is responsible for identifying, developing, writing, and submitting grant proposals to government agencies, foundations, and other funding sources. This role requires expertise in Low-Income Housing Tax Credit projects, HUD programs, and related funding opportunities. The Grant Writer will play a critical role in securing resources to support Knik Tribe’s programs, housing initiatives, and community development projects. Primary Duties and Responsibilities (including but not limited to): The successful candidate will: • Research and identify federal, state, local, and private funding opportunities aligned with organizational priorities. • Develop a comprehensive funding strategy to support long-term program and housing sustainability. • Monitor trends, regulatory updates, and policy changes in affordable housing, HUD programs, and LIHTC. • Write, edit, and submit compelling and compliant grant proposals, applications, and letters of intent. • Prepare clear and persuasive project narratives, budgets, and justifications. • Tailor proposals to meet funder priorities while ensuring consistency with organization goals. • Collaborate with finance and program staff to gather required data, budgets, and program information. • Manage a master calendar of grant deadlines, submissions, and reporting requirements. • Ensure compliance with HUD regulations, LIHTC requirements, and other funder guidelines. • Collaborate with project managers to ensure grant-funded activities are implemented as proposed. • Maintain organized records of proposals, awards, correspondence, and compliance documentation. • Cultivate and maintain strong relationships with funders, agencies, and community partners. • Coordinate with developers, consultants, and housing professionals on LIHTC and affordable housing development proposals. • Attend funder workshops, webinars, and information sessions to remain current on opportunities. • Support leadership and presentations, briefings, and communications to funders, stakeholders, and governing boards. • Develop templates, boilerplate content, and resource materials for efficient proposal development. • Offer grant related updates and progress reports to executive leadership and council members. • Contribute to building organizational capacity by strengthening funding strategies and diversifying revenue streams. • Other duties as assigned. Job Specifications: • Provide outstanding customer service to external and internal customers. • Demonstrated proficiency with Microsoft Database and all other office applications. • Ability to work well and with a high degree of accuracy in a busy office environment with frequent interruptions and changing priorities. • Excellent verbal and written communication skills. • Strong technical and organizational skills. • Demonstrated ability to manage multiple projects, priorities, and relationships. • Demonstrated ability to handle crisis situations and make sound judgments. • Ability to work independently and interdependently in a positive and productive manner. • Ability to make decisions and exercise good judgement. • Maintain confidentiality and securing sensitive information. • Willingness to learn new skills and be a team player. Minimum Requirements • Bachelor’s degree in English, Communications, Nonprofit Management, Public Administration, or related field (Master’s preferred). • Minimum of five (5) years of direct experience in professional grant writing. • Demonstrated success with awarded grants of significant size and scope, in excess of one (1) million dollars over numerous years. • Experience with Low-Income Housing Tax Credits and HUD funding sources required. • Knowledge of affordable housing development and financing. • Strong knowledge of federal, state, and private funding structures. • Excellent research, writing, and editing skills with the ability to tailor proposals to funder requirements. • Ability to create a login.gov account and experience with government web portals. • Strong organizational and project management skills; ability to manage multiple deadlines. • Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and grant management software. • Ability to work independently and collaboratively with diverse teams. • Familiarity with tribal, nonprofit, and community development sectors. • Experience working with federal audits and compliance reporting. CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT: • Knowledge and experience of Knik Tribe’s Service Area and Knik Tribe’s Programs. • Adequate understanding of all Microsoft Office Applications. • Capable of basic maintenance for general office equipment and multi-line phone systems. • Must pass a criminal background check and be free of barrier crimes. • Clean driving record. • Knowledge and application of professional and ethical conduct as guided by Knik Tribal Council Personnel Manual Section 8.1. General Information: Location: 1744 N Prospect Drive, Palmer, AK 99645 Supervisor: Grants Director Schedule: Monday – Friday; 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM Salary: $100,000.00 - $140,000.00 DOE/E. Plus full benefits: Federal Employee Health Benefits (FEHB) medical, dental, vision, life insurance, paid leave and holidays, and retirement plan with matching contributions. Additional Information: NATIVE PREFERENCE STATEMENT: Pursuant to the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act of 1975 (PL 93-638) and as further guided by Knik Tribe Native Preference Policy 6.120, Knik Tribe maintains preference in all phases of employment for Alaska Native, American Indian (AN/AI) and Native Hawaiian people, including direct lineal descendants and foster or traditionally adopted children. Also included are non-Native head of household member of Native families, which includes foster or traditionally adopted Native children. To Apply: Submit Resume to: Human Resources at hr@kniktribe.org For more information or to download the job description visit www.kniktribe.org/careers

We're launching a new, exclusive social platform designed to connect ambitious, charismatic individuals with successful, established mentors and professionals. We are seeking stylish and articulate brand ambassadors to be the first members of our private community. This is a unique promotional modeling and networking opportunity. Responsibilities: Create a compelling, high-quality, and verified profile on our platform. Act as a founding member, helping to establish a sophisticated and engaging community. Who You Are: A charismatic, ambitious, and photogenic individual. Articulate and comfortable networking with high-caliber professionals. Must be 18+ and have a professional and responsible demeanor. Students, aspiring models, and artists are encouraged to apply. Compensation & Benefits: Earn up to $100. Receive $50 when you complete and photo verify your profile. Earn an additional $50 bonus when you stay active and meet 4/6 active metrics. Gain free, lifetime access to our exclusive platform. The opportunity to connect with influential people who can offer mentorship, career guidance, and unique lifestyle experiences. To Apply: Please reply with your name, a brief introduction, and a link to your Instagram or a few (2-5) recent photos.

So normally I draw an animate with my small team of people, but I am trying something different. I want to try making a low budget live action series. Mostly sketches, maybe some continuous jokes or something like that, so I want to see what I can come up with for an episode. Actors: Send a head shot or 2 and any comedy stuff you have done in the past. Also a list of other skills that might be useful. Musicians: Send a sample of your music. If you have any acting skill. Writers: not gonna take many of these, maybe like 3 or 4 Payment is low. I'd say $9/H cause payment is out of pocket. I'm thinking there would be: 1-2 hour Actor/writer meeting: we pretty much work on sketch ideas like a writers room. 1 hour of "prop hunting" where we figure out what props we would need. 2-3 hours sketch practice 2-3 hours filming I don't really care what you believe in or who you voted for, just know that there is a LIBERAL leaning.

Associate Photographer - Twinkle Don’t Blink Job description: Photographer – Associate Position (Twinkle Don’t Blink Photography) Compensation: Training: $25/hour (with hands-on training provided directly by lead photographer) Initial solo shoots: $50/hour and $40 for 30-minute shoots After proven ability: $75 for 30-minute non-consecutive sessions and $100/hour Second shooting at events: $60/hour Travel fee provided for shoots requiring longer commutes About Us Twinkle Don’t Blink Photography is a growing photography brand known for capturing authentic, true to color, timeless imagery. We are looking for a reliable, creative, and skilled photographer to join our team as we expand. This role is ideal for someone who is passionate about people, detail oriented, and confident in their craft. What You’ll Do Photograph portrait sessions, engagements, families, and lifestyle shoots in a variety of indoor and outdoor settings Pose individuals and groups naturally while creating a comfortable, fun client experience Second shoot at weddings and events as needed Travel to client locations (mostly around Seattle, Bellevue, and surrounding areas; occasional extended travel) Work with different lighting scenarios (bright sun, shade, cloudy, low light, indoor) with confidence Deliver RAW files promptly (✨ no editing required) Requirements Must have a full-frame camera with at least a 24-70mm lens (additional lenses strongly preferred) Must own and be proficient with a speedlite/flash Strong understanding of camera settings and ability to shoot in any lighting conditions Ability to pose clients and frame subjects well Reliable transportation (must have a car) Excellent communication skills; must be personable, patient, and able to make clients feel comfortable in front of the camera Professional, punctual, and committed to delivering high-quality work Must sign a contractor agreement and be willing to obtain liability insurance Schedule & Availability To start: 1–4 hours per week Most sessions are evenings and weekends Hours and opportunities will grow as you prove ability and reliability How to Apply: Please submit: A brief introduction about yourself and your photography experience A link to your portfolio or recent work A list of your gear *Applications without a portfolio and gear list will not be considered. *Interviews will be conducted in person in Seattle. Applicants must be available to attend. Job Types: Part-time, Contract Work Location: In person

Hello, Would need 3-5 photographers to work 30-45 minutes to take some pictures of people on the step and repeat. Will be a fun premiere event and you'll be able to stay for screening!

We’re seeking a few female senior models for an upcoming photo shoot with MD Home Health, a trusted home healthcare company providing mobile primary care, skilled nursing, physical therapy, and remote patient monitoring. 📅 Date: Tuesday, October 21 🕒 Time: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM 💵 Compensation: $150