Part-time House Manager & Family Assistant With Meal Prep Support

Part-time House Manager & Family Assistant With Meal Prep SupportLocation: Beavercreek, OH 45385Employment Type: Part-Time | 25 hours per weekSchedule: Monday through Friday, 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM (core hours). Some flexibility available for the right candidate.Compensation: $28 to $32 per hourStart Date: ASAPRequirementsMust be authorized to work in the United StatesMaintain a smoke-free environmentValid driver's license with a clean driving record and reliable transportation (mileage reimbursement provided, and family vehicle available for use)Ability to lift up to 40 lbsAbility to navigate three flights of stairs comfortablyCPR and First Aid certification preferred (or willing to obtain)Comfortable working in a Christian householdAbout Our FamilyWe're an active family of six based in Beavercreek, Ohio, with four kids ranging from preschool age through early teen years. Life in our home is full, fast-paced, and genuinely fun — but it requires a lot of coordination. Between work-from-home schedules, school pickups 30 minutes away, evening activities across multiple locations, and a household that gets going early and doesn't slow down until late, the logistics of daily life pile up quickly.We have built out some intentional support systems, including a bi-weekly house cleaner, but life moves quickly and we're looking for someone who can help us take our village to the next level.

We care deeply about investing in our kids' various interests, but the 30 minute commute to most activities means that a lot of time is spent in the car and not much is left to dedicate to managing our home systems.We're a faith-based household with a warm, high-energy environment. We like to keep things light and fun, and we value someone who brings that same optimism and steadiness into our home every day. We're health-conscious and are interested in gradually moving toward cleaner products and more balanced eating, though we're realistic about what that looks like with young kids.Our home runs best when systems are in place, meals are planned ahead, and someone is proactively thinking two steps ahead of us. If that sounds like you, we'd love to meet you.Who You Are / What We're Looking ForYou're an experienced, systems-minded professional who genuinely takes pride in leaving things better than you found them.

You don't wait to be told what needs attention — you notice the cabinet that needs reorganizing, the errand that should be grouped with another, or the calendar conflict that hasn't been flagged yet. You're confident making recommendations, proactive in building processes that actually stick, and calm in the middle of cheerful household chaos.You bring a warm, grounded presence around children. You know how to redirect kids with patience and positivity rather than frustration, and you can hold appropriate boundaries while keeping the energy upbeat. You're dependable and organized — not just tidying around the edges, but building systems that evolve with a growing family.

You communicate clearly, exercise good judgment, and bring a steady, solution-forward attitude to everything you do.Key ResponsibilitiesHousehold Organization & MaintenancePerform daily resets: unload and reload the dishwasher, wipe surfaces, vacuum high-traffic areas, handle trash, and tidy before bi-weekly cleaners arriveMaintain and improve existing household organization systems: evolve existing setups (bins, labels, kids' room layouts) to better match how the family actually uses their spacesConduct monthly walk-throughs under beds, behind furniture, and in storage areas; coordinate with the cleaning crew on anything that needs deeper attentionManage battery replacements, light bulb changes, smoke detector checks, and other proactive home maintenance tasksRefresh mudroom and laundry room regularly; maintain a tidy, functional entryMeal SupportOwn meal planning for a family of six (breakfast, lunch, and dinner)Plan 3 to 4 dinners per week in alignment with the family calendar (accounting for activity nights when the family eats out); meals can include pickup options such as rotisserie chicken, prepared dinners from local markets, or batch-cooked casseroles in addition to fully home-cooked optionsPrepare 3-4 well-balanced, family-style meals per week in alignment with the family calendar (accounting for activity nights when the family eats out). Meals can include a blend of home-cooked and prepared dinners from local markets, etc.Accommodate preferences of different family members (e.g. setting aside simple alternatives from the same ingredients rather than cooking a separate meal)Plan and prep school lunches in advance; ensure breakfast staples are stocked and readyGrocery shop (mix of in-store shopping and delivery)Maintain a clean, organized kitchen on an ongoing basisLaundry & LinensFully manage children's laundry: wash, fold, and put awaySort and distribute returns from the laundry service (towels, bed linens, and parents' clothing); place sheets in the correct bedrooms the day before cleaners arrive so they can be put on bedsTreat stains on clothing before washing, carefully inspecting kids' clothing as part of the laundry routineMaintain a tidy and well-stocked laundry areaInventory & ErrandsOwn and manage running household supply lists (shared)Restock pantry, fridge, freezer, toiletries, paper products, and household supplies; distribute throughout the homeHandle miscellaneous errands including returns, donation drop-offs, and gift shoppingBreak down and recycle boxes on an ongoing basisFamily SupportMake and coordinate family appointments (medical, dental, speech therapy, etc.)Monitor school communications and ensure events and deadlines are reflected on the family calendar; flag scheduling conflicts proactively and plan solutions accordinglyManage household and family calendar in coordination with the family's existing systemsLay out children's clothing and school items for the following dayProvide occasional school pickups and drop-offs using the family vehicle as neededOffer backup childcare on an occasional as-needed basis (e.g., school closures or scheduling gaps)Vendor & Property OversightMaintain a household maintenance calendar covering recurring tasks (air filters, humidifiers, seasonal switches, exterior lighting installation, etc.) and ensure they are completed on scheduleBe the on-site point of contact for cleaners, contractors, and other vendorsResearch and present three contractor options for any new repair or project needsManage existing vendor relationships proactively; keep all vendor and payment information organized and accessibleSupport seasonal property transitions: retrieve and store outdoor furniture cushions and covers, set up and break down holiday decor, prepare outdoor spaces for hostingMaintain weekly check of garage, entry, deck, and walkout basement areas to keep them clean and usableDeep Cleaning & Special ProjectsConduct organizational projects throughout the home as needed: e.g. weed out outgrown kids' clothing, purge toys no longer appropriate for current ages, and refine storage systems to better fit the family's habitsCoordinate seasonal swaps for clothing, bedding, and decorSupport packing and unpacking for family travel (3 to 4 trips per year), including developing and maintaining a repeatable packing checklist with designated luggage assignmentsSupport event and guest prep (holidays, family gatherings, hosting) to reduce planning load on occasionVehicle UpkeepKeep the third family vehicle fueled and ready for useSchedule routine vehicle maintenance as time allowsEnsure family documents (insurance cards, vehicle registration) are scanned and organized for easy accessHow to ApplyIf interested, please submit the following:A brief letter explaining why you would be