Faith-based social services, housing aid and thrift retail across SoCal
The Salvation Army Southern California pairs social service programs with a network of Family Stores that help fund them, and its job posts show that retail side under pressure: store sales budgets, profitability and inventory control recur alongside housing and grant-compliance concerns. The stack mixes legacy tools (Lotus Notes, Microsoft Access) with a modern data layer of Snowflake, Amperity, Power BI and Pentaho, which points to an uneven but active push on donor and operational analytics.
Notable leadership hires: Sales Lead, Program Lead, Dining Hall Lead, Waterfront Director, Behavioral Health Director
The Salvation Army Southern California is a nonprofit headquartered in Carson, California. It runs social service agencies across the region, offering housing assistance, addiction rehabilitation, youth programs and seasonal aid. Its work is funded through kettle donations, corporate contributions and sales of donated goods at its Family Stores. The organization has 201–500 employees, and hiring is concentrated in operations, retail sales, support and healthcare roles in the United States. Most openings are junior and mid-level frontline positions.
Its tools include Salesforce, Blackbaud CRM, HMIS, UKG/UltiPro, Snowflake, Amperity, Power BI, Pentaho Data Integration, AWS, Square, ShipStation and Zoom.
Yes. Hiring is steady and focused on operations, retail sales, support and healthcare, with most roles at junior and mid levels across the United States.
It is headquartered in Carson, California, and serves communities across Southern California. The organization has 201–500 employees.
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