Social Media Content Creator (Volunteer/Remote)

About the position

Are you a stay-at-home mom, a recent college graduate looking for experience, or someone trying to change your career direction? Are you seeking a flexible hours volunteer engagement role that affords you an opportunity to gain valuable work experience while being committed to helping further the efforts of ARO’s mission in helping victims of abuse? Do you like the flexibility of working within a virtual environment? Enjoy interacting worldwide with others who share the same passion for making a difference? Are you interested in the value of developing your skill sets, departmental cross-training, leadership roles, mentoring, or the opportunity to excel within your chosen vocation? Apply with ARO today and join our team of amazing volunteers! This is an unpaid volunteer position. Only hiring female identifying volunteers.

Responsibilities

  • Design visually engaging social media graphics and images aligned with brand identity.
  • Write compelling, on-brand copy to accompany posts and drive audience engagement.
  • Assist with Social Media posts and help with increasing our social media following.
  • Utilize Asana to review tasks and Slack to respond to messages.
  • Explore trends relating to Social Media pages and introduce them as needed.
  • Attend the monthly company meeting.
  • Perform other appropriate tasks or duties as requested.
  • Actively engage with our organization's social media platforms by liking, sharing, or commenting on posts to help spread awareness of our mission and initiatives.

Requirements

  • Must be available to volunteer 8-10 hours a week
  • Be a self-starter with excellent time management skills.
  • Possess a collaborative way of working.
  • Behave professionally in manner and appearance.
  • Be consistently organized and flexible.
  • A team player with demonstrated experience working well with others.
  • Ability to anticipate and critically think through problems.
  • This role is best suited for individuals seeking a longer-term volunteer opportunity (12+ months preferred).
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