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Community Engagement Associate

Posted 3 days ago

peak pointColumbia (SC)

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$600–$900 per week

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About the role

About Us: We partner with nonprofit organizations to raise awareness and funding for impactful community programs. Our team is driven by purpose, growth, and the opportunity to make a real difference in the communities we serve. Why You'll Love This Role: Weekly pay potential: $600–$900 (performance-based) Paid training and ongoing mentorship Opportunities for career growth and advancement Supportive, team-oriented environment Work that makes a meaningful community impact Position Overview: As a Community Engagement Associate, you'll represent nonprofit campaigns at local events and retail locations. You'll interact directly with the public, share important causes, and help drive participation in fundraising efforts. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys meeting new people, staying active, and being part of a fast-paced, purpose-driven team.
Responsibilities: Represent nonprofit clients at community and retail event locations Engage with the public to share campaign information and goals Encourage participation and support for fundraising initiatives Work toward daily and weekly outreach targets Maintain a professional and positive presence at all times Qualifications: Strong communication skills and comfort interacting with new people Background in customer service, retail, sales, or hospitality is a plus (not required) Self-motivated, dependable, and team-oriented Positive attitude and strong work ethic Must be at least 18 years old Compensation: Performance-based pay structure Typical earnings: $600–$900 per week, depending on results What We Offer: Paid training and hands-on support Advancement opportunities for high performers A collaborative and energetic team culture Real-world experience in outreach, events, and nonprofit campaigns The opportunity to make a meaningful impact locally

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