Pro Bono Program Manager & Coaching Opportunities
Volunteer opportunities for ICF-WA partnerships are open to accredited coaches beginning in April and extending into fall 2026. Below are the details of how you can either volunteer as a Pro Bono coach and / or help lead a pro bono program to support current or future business leaders. Any questions about the Program Manager and/or Volunteer Coach roles: Contact Lynne Putz at partnerships@icfwashingtonstate.org
Pro Bono Coaches - Description: Coaches provide between 3 and 4 one-hour sessions per student / mentee. Pro Bono Coaching requires that participating coaches hold a current ACC or higher credential, have minimum five years’ coaching experience, hold professional liability insurance, and currently work as a certified coach. If you have participated in the past 2 years and are still interested, no need to complete the interest form. Please complete the coaching application form if you are interested, meet these requirement and have not volunteered as a Pro Bono coach in the past 2 years. We will contact you as we form the new coaching matches for each program.
Program Manager, MinT Partnership
Description: Mentors in Tech (MinT) is a career focused mentorship program that helps overlooked and underserved tech students. With equity as a goal, ICF-WA Partnership team views this partnership with MinT as a way to increase awareness and access to coaching through our Pro Bono program, availing coaching to MinT mentees who may otherwise not have access to, or the resources to, engage in coaching.
Duties: The Program Manager, Mentors in Tech (MiNT) Partnership directly manages the pro bono coaching program and handles the daily tasks of the partnership that makes coaching available for overlooked and underserved tech students. This involves direct communication with the business leaders and coordinators of the MiNT organization, recruiting and screening interested ICF-WA coaches, matching and onboarding coaches, active program monitoring, managing post-program surveys and analyzing the resulting data in a wrap up report. Lots of previous year’s templates abound, and the Director of Partnerships (current and past) pitch in where and when needed. The Program Manager reports to Lynne Putz, Director of Partnerships. Please email your interest to partnerships@icfwashingtonstate.org