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Kokua Services

Board Member

Lacey, WA · On-site

... studio, a community art space open to people of every ability. About 85 cents of every budget ... It tends to work well for people who are retired, self-employed, or whose employer supports board ...

LPR Construction

Journeyman Ironworker

Avondale, AZ

From Medical buildings, Scheel stores, Universal Studio addition, Fitness centers and Netflix ... employed (Weld test requirement below) * 1" plate with steel backing, self-shielded flux core 3G ...

GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY

Producer

Boise, ID · On-site

Some producers are self-employed contractors who may work with a range of different production companies. Others work directly for a studio or production company. Producers who specialize in TV ...

Orangetheory Fitness

Regional Fitness Manager

Queens, NY · On-site

$60K - $80K/yr

Self-motivated and driven fitness professional * Experience in the fitness industry in a leadership ... employed at their studio and carries out supervisory responsibilities in accordance with the ...

Orangetheory Fitness

Regional Fitness Manager

Orlando, FL · On-site

$52K - $65K/yr

Self-motivated and driven fitness professional * Experience in the fitness industry in a leadership ... employed at their studio and carries out supervisory responsibilities in accordance with the ...

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As of Sep 10, 2026, the average yearly pay for self employed studio singer in the United States is $53,399.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $42,000.00 and $60,000.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Self Employed Studio Singer vs Freelance Vocalist?

AspectSelf Employed Studio SingerFreelance Vocalist
CredentialsVocal training, demo recordingsVocal training, demo recordings
Work EnvironmentRecording studios, home studiosVarious venues, client locations
Employer/Industry UsageMusic producers, recording studiosEvent organizers, clients
Work TypeSession singing for recordingsLive performances, recordings

Self Employed Studio Singers primarily focus on recording sessions within studios, often working with music producers and recording companies. Freelance Vocalists, while also capable of studio work, frequently perform live at events or provide a variety of vocal services to different clients. The main difference lies in their typical work settings and the nature of their engagements, with studio singers concentrating on recorded content and freelance vocalists on both live and recorded performances.

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Board Member

Lacey, WA • On-site

Kokua Services
51 - 200 employees
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Job description

Kokua is a Thurston County nonprofit supporting adults with developmental disabilities. About 160 staff make it possible for people with complex medical and behavioral needs to live in ordinary homes in their own neighborhoods rather than in institutions.

We also run LEAD, a free one-to-one tutoring program on the campuses of The Evergreen State College and Saint Martin's University, and hummingbird studio, a community art space open to people of every ability. About 85 cents of every budget dollar goes to mission-related programs.

What the board actually does

We don't run Kokua — the Executive Director and staff do that, and they're good at it. The board governs. We approve the budget and watch the finances. We hold the organization to its mission. We plan for what Kokua needs to become, and we make sure the resources are there when that future arrives.

Who we're looking for

Most of all, we're looking for people who have a heart connection with the issues affecting individuals with disabilities.

Beyond that, we have room for a wide range of skills — bookkeeping or banking, fundraising, event planning, marketing and communications, information technology, human resources, public speaking, grant writing, board development, or simply deep roots in this community. You do not need previous nonprofit or board experience. We will teach you the governance and the finances.

The commitment, honestly

  • Meetings. Typically the last Friday of the month, 1:00–3:00 pm. Our bylaws require at least quarterly, and we ease the schedule in especially busy stretches.
  • Preparation. Read the board packet in advance and come ready to ask questions.
  • Project work. Take a leadership role in at least one ad-hoc committee or task force each year. We use short-term working groups rather than permanent standing committees.
  • Giving. Every board member gives something every year — a personal gift, an introduction to a donor or sponsor, or hands-on work at a fundraiser. What that looks like is yours to decide.
  • Advocacy. Speak for Kokua in your own circles.
  • Term. Three years, with year-to-year extensions after that.

A note on timing: our meetings fall during the workday, which we know rules some people out. It tends to work well for people who are retired, self-employed, or whose employer supports board service on work time — many local employers do, and it is worth asking yours.

What you'll get

A real education in nonprofit governance and finance. Colleagues who take this seriously. And genuine influence over an organization that changes how people live.

Interested?

Apply through VolunteerMatch and we'll be in touch. From there it's a conversation over coffee; if it feels right on both sides, you'll complete a short application and meet with two members of our recruitment committee before joining us at a board meeting. There's no commitment either way until we're both confident it's a good fit.

Kokua is a Hawaiian word. It describes a way of relating to other people marked by kindness and a real desire to be of help. Our founders chose it on purpose.

If that sounds like you, we'd like to meet you.

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