Level Entry Job Location Resource Center- Alexandria, VA - Alexandria, VA 22312 Position Type Part Time Education Level High School Salary Range $16.00 - $16.00 Hourly
Travel Percentage None Job Shift Day Job Category Admin - Clerical
$16/hour — Part-time — Alexandria, VA
As the day winds down in Alexandria, our Resource Center is still buzzing. Families stop by after school and work, volunteers help sort donations, and the building fills with gratitude and community connection. Evenings here don’t feel like typical retail—they feel like impact.
We’re looking for a Part-Time Resource Center & Store Assistant (Late Afternoon/Evening) who enjoys helping others during the busier after-work hours. You’ll assist shoppers and donors, keep the store floor and inventory areas organized, oversee the front desk, and help close down the building with care and consistency.
You’ll thrive here if:
You prefer later shifts and a Wednesday–Saturday schedule
You’re dependable, friendly, and great at assisting customers and volunteers
You love staying active—moving donations, stocking shelves, organizing spaces
You want work where compassion and community service are part of every shift
If you’re looking for part-time evening work with heart, this role may be the perfect fit.
Since 1917, Lutheran Social Services of the National Capital Area (LSSNCA), a human services and immigration relief and refugee welcome agency, has accompanied those in need throughout Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. to foster resiliency, self-sufficiency, and access to opportunities. We provide services that last beyond just the initial arrival for families, youth, children, and individuals rebuilding their lives in the D.C. metro area.
LSSNCA is accredited by COA Accreditation, a service of Social Current.
Motivated daily by our belief in the inherent dignity of all, LSSNCA’s innovative participant-informed programs serve refugees, forced migrants, immigrants, children and youth, and underserved communities by filling in the gaps. Piloting initiatives like the area’s first camp for kids impacted by the HIV/AIDS crisis, originating local pro se asylum workshops for Afghan Allies, launching a Resource Center to serve as a community hub for all recently arrived program participants, and offering myriad trauma-informed mental health support services, LSSNCA strives to create an inclusive community of well-being where people thrive.
