With 150 professionally trained Emergency Medical Technicians, Paramedics, and Firefighters–men and women who respond to almost 11,000 emergency calls per year–the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Rescue Squad (BCCRS) has evolved into one of the nation’s most advanced rescue squads, providing no-cost compassionate, lifesaving ambulance and rescue services. The Squad’s accomplishments have garnered national attention and include the first human "save" of a victim in a fire using an innovative thermal imaging system, and the first Paramedic in the state of Maryland. The Rescue Squad celebrated its 50th anniversary in 1990 with a visit by President George H.W. Bush, who recognized the Squad for its progressive and outstanding service to the community.

This is a great opportunity for moms looking for a challenging and meaningful part-time job!

DC-based nonprofit involved in international human rights advocacy work considering hiring full or
part time Executive Director to manage the organization, facilitate fundraising efforts, and assist with ongoing cases. A legal background is helpful but not necessary. Critical skills include advocacy experience,

Development Program
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Rescue Squad

Effective Date
April 11, 2007

Position Summary
The Bethesda-Chevy Chase Rescue Squad is a non-profit organization providing no-cost, exceptional emergency service to the communities of Bethesda, Chevy Chase, and upper Northwest Washington, D.C. The Rescue Squad is one of the nation’s premier volunteer fire/rescue organizations. With the exception of a paid daytime crew, the Rescue Squad is staffed by a corps of professionally trained volunteers who staff ambulances, medic units, and heavy rescue squads outfitted with cutting edge technology. Responding to more than 11,000 incidents a year with over 150 trained first responders, the Rescue Squad is unique on its reliance upon community donations for funding – reflecting a trusted relationship between the community and the Rescue Squad since 1947.

Encore Stage & Studio in Arlington needs a person who can teach a class from April 14 to May 19 on Saturdays from 10AM-11:00AM. The class is "Nursery Rhymes with Paper Bag Puppets" and is for Grades K-1.

Project Coordinator, (Web and Outreach)
Full-Time/Temporary; Not to exceed one year
WETA, Arlington, VA

WETA, Washington, D.C.'s PBS station, is seeking a Project Coordinator
to manage the
Website content and asset delivery and assist in station relations for

A new think tank (embracing a progressive approach to domestic public
policy) is looking to hire a deputy director to help with writing, editing, and a
range of other nonprofit management-related tasks. The salary is about $10,000