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ORGANIZATION: SCHULZ FOUNDATION INC

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We are looking for a research assistent to conduct a deep dive into a regional topic and compare it to the national situation. The work includes researching the pros and cons, data, and gaps. It is paramount to capture and document all data sources accurately.

This opportunity is limited to USA-only applicants.

The time frame is estimated to be 3 - 6 Months.

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About SCHULZ FOUNDATION INC

Location:

PO BOX 801822, MIAMI, FL 33280, US

Mission Statement

The Schulz Foundation has been serving the Miami community since 2006, working towards the social betterment of immigrants from Haiti. The foundation also provides a platform for the community to meet and foster friendship, goodwill, and understanding among Haitians living in Miami and surrounding areas.

Description

The Haitian Community Thanksgiving Brunch is designed to provide safe, fun, and free food to underprivileged people in Miami and Homestead. The day starts with an orchestra playing spiritual songs, after which a sumptuous buffet is served followed by spiritual exhortation, poetry, liturgical dancers, comedy, or a game of some sort that features this affair.

This affair attracts over four hundred (500) individuals from the Little Haiti, North Miami, North Miami Beach, and Homestead regions. The event is as usual by invitation only.

In addition, we provide food deliveries to home-bound individuals who do not have the opportunity to join us at our venue. The food will be delivered through our volunteers.

CAUSE AREAS

Children & Youth
Homeless & Housing
Women
Children & Youth, Homeless & Housing, Women

WHEN

Sun Sep 01, 2024 - Sat Nov 30, 2024

WHERE

This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.

SKILLS

  • Reading / Writing
  • Research
  • Grant Writing / Research
  • Microsoft Office Suite
  • Verbal / Written Communication

GOOD FOR

N/A

REQUIREMENTS

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