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6 people are interested
Social Media Manager - {Volunteer Position}
ORGANIZATION: The Bread Project
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6 people are interested
Do you crave using social media for good? Are you passionate about empowering underrepresented and marginalized communities? Are you looking for a way to build your portfolio while giving back? This opportunity might be just what you have been looking for.
The Bread Project is looking for a Social Media Manager to join our team and make a difference!
About The Bread Project
The Bread Project is a non profit organization that provides meals for the food insecure and workforce development for low income individuals. Our services help Bay Area residents overcome multiple barriers to employment, and acquire new job skills and jobs in the food industry. We offer food prep and baking job training and job placement in a 5-week program serving primarily immigrants, homeless and the formerly incarcerated. There’s follow up and job support for another 11 months. Whether starting a new life following incarceration or as an immigrant or refugee, securing gainful employment at a living wage are keys to self- confidence, family stability, and economic self-sufficiency.
About You
You're a social media whiz! You understand the ever-evolving social media landscape and know what kind of content resonates (and gets shared!).
You believe in our mission. You're fired up about supporting women and breaking the cycle of poverty through bread!
You're a creative storyteller. You can craft compelling captions, identify eye-catching visuals, and bring The Bread Project's impact to life online.
You're a team player. You're excited to collaborate with our passionate staff and learn from social media experts.
Bonus points if you have:
Experience with popular social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
A knack for videography or photo editing.
Experience crafting engaging social media content for nonprofits or social causes.
What You'll Do
Work directly with the board of directors to develop and implement a strategic social media plan to raise awareness and grow our online community.
Craft engaging social media posts (text, images, and videos) that showcase The Bread Project's stories and impact.
Schedule and publish content across our social media platforms.
Monitor online conversations and engage with our audience.
Assist with social media analytics and track our progress.
Time commitment - 5-10 hours a month
Why Volunteer with Us?
Gain valuable experience in social media management for a mission-driven organization.
Build your portfolio and develop your social media skills.
Be part of a passionate team that's changing the world, one loaf at a time!
Make a real difference in the lives of women fighting poverty and hunger.
This is a volunteer opportunity, but the impact you'll make is immeasurable!
Ready to get started?
We'd love to hear from you! Please send your resume to julia@breadproject.com
More opportunities with The Bread Project
No additional volunteer opportunities at this time.
About The Bread Project
Location:
1615 University Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94703, US
Mission Statement
The Bread Project has a vision for individuals with limited resources to be able to become self-sufficient and contribute to their communities through stable, gainful, and fulfilling work. We leverage the power of culinary job training and placement assistance to support the success of our students.
Description
Organization Description: The Bread Project (TBP) offers a 5 week,150-hour culinary and baking job training program to empower individuals with limited resources on their path to self-sufficiency. We offer skills instruction, on-the-job training and assistance with establishing a career in the food industry. After successfully completing our Program, we connect graduates with job opportunities and provide them with 12 months of personalized support services. Post-graduation support includes intensive job placement counseling, helping them pursue appropriate employment matches, ongoing career coaching, application assistance, and access to supplemental training to ensure our graduates further their professional development and increase their economic opportunities.
Our students must be low income to qualify for enrollment. They are generally refugees, asylees, part of the re-entry population and/or housing insecure. They seek to rebuild their lives. The Bread Project provides the home where they receive training, a positive environment, and a strong network of support. TBP helps put them on their path to employment. Please look at our website to learn more about us. the bread project | one job can change everything
CAUSE AREAS
Community,
Employment,
Hunger
WHEN
We'll work with your schedule.
WHERE
This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.
DATE POSTED
July 12, 2024
SKILLS
GOOD FOR
- Teens
- People 55+
REQUIREMENTS
- 10-20 hours a month