Are you a Google Ad Specialist or someone with experience managing Google Ads campaigns? Parents for Window Blind Safety is seeking a passionate volunteer to help us harness the power of Google Ad Grants. This fantastic program provides eligible nonprofits $10,000 in ad credits each month! With your expertise, we can create captivating text-based ads on Google.com search results pages, raising awareness for our cause and making a difference in child safety.
About Parents for Window Blind Safety:
At Parents for Window Blind Safety, our mission is to protect children from potential hazards related to window blinds. We understand the importance of creating a safe environment for little ones, and we are dedicated to raising awareness about the potential dangers of corded blinds. By utilizing Google Ad Grants, we can reach a wider audience and educate parents, caregivers, and communities about window blind safety.
What You'll Do:
As a volunteer Google Ad Specialist, you'll work closely with our team to create impactful campaigns using the ad credits provided by Google Ad Grants. Your expertise will play a crucial role in optimizing our ads, enhancing our visibility, and ultimately driving more engagement with our cause. By helping us effectively utilize this free version of Google Ads, you'll contribute to the overall mission of protecting children and ensuring safer homes.
Desired Skills and Experience:
To be successful in this role, we're looking for someone who:
How to Apply:
If this opportunity resonates with you and you're excited to contribute your skills to Parents for Window Blind Safety, we would love to hear from you! Be sure to answer a few questions about your experience and why you're interested in joining our cause. We can't wait to review your application!
Join us in creating a safer world for children and promoting window blind safety. Together, with your Google Ad expertise and our dedication, we can make a real difference. Volunteer with Parents for Window Blind Safety today!
PO Box 205, Barnhart, MO 63012, US
PFWBS mission is to: -Educate consumers about the dangers of accessible window covering cords in homes, daycare facilities, and military housing -Collect injury and product data to pinpoint hazard factors -Help create safer standards and encourage innovation of safer products in the industry -Support parents in all aspects of their grief -Test quality window covering products for safety
Parents for Window Blind Safety, a non-profit founded by the Kaisers after their daughter's tragic accident, has been advocating for safer window blinds since 2002. Cheyenne's life was taken by a hazardous blind cord, despite it being placed high. Linda Kaiser significantly researched her daughter's tragedy, revealing numerous similar incidents documented by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Window cords continue to pose a risk to children, despite industry-regulated safety testing.
The organization's relentless advocacy since its inception has led to improved safety standards.
Parents for Window Blind Safety has tirelessly campaigned to increase awareness about the risks posed by exposed window blind cords to young children. The organization's accomplishments include persuading retailers to discontinue selling blinds with dangerous cords, advocating for stronger warning labels, and campaigning for mandatory safety standards. Their efforts led to a 2022 safety standard requiring all blinds and shades to be cordless or have inaccessible cords. Injuries have seen a decline due to their advocacy. However, the organization continues to lobby for more comprehensive safety regulations and innovative product designs to prevent further accidents. Their mission remains to safeguard children nationwide. For more on their work, refer to their Advocacy timeline.
This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.
July 29, 2024
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