Bookkeeper
National Ability Center
Bookkeeper
National Ability Center
Adaptive recreation nonprofit providing inclusive sports
Description
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Are you a detail-oriented bookkeeper looking for meaningful part-time work close to home? We are seeking a part-time Bookkeeper to support our Finance team and our mission of empowering individuals with disabilities through life-changing outdoor adventures. Based in Park City, Utah, this role offers a flexible schedule of approximately 15-20 hours per week, ideal for an experienced professional who wants to stay engaged in their field without a full-time commitment. If you thrive on accuracy, organization, and meaningful work, we invite you to join our team.
Job Summary:
The Bookkeeper supports core day-to-day accounting functions for NAC, including data entry, accounts payable and receivable, cash receipts and deposits, reconciliations, and month-end close. Reporting to the Controller, this position maintains accurate records and follows established internal controls. The position offers a flexible, part-time schedule within a growing, mission-driven nonprofit organization. This is an on-site position, 2-3 days per week.
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Adaptive recreation nonprofit providing inclusive sports
National Ability Center is a Utah-based nonprofit that provides adaptive recreation and outdoor adventures for people of all abilities, using Park City and Moab campuses. It runs year-round programs in more than 20 activities, such as adaptive skiing, snowboarding, equestrian, climbing, cycling, watersports, and archery, with accessible facilities like the Bronfman Center and McGrath Mountain Center. Programs are delivered by trained staff and volunteers, funded by program fees and donations, including about $640,000 in scholarships in 2023 to remove financial barriers. The goal is to empower people with disabilities and diverse abilities to participate in recreation, learn lifetime skills, and enjoy inclusive, accessible outdoor experiences.
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