Neighborhood Ambassador

Posted 5 days ago

produce boxRaleigh (NC)

SENIORITY

Junior

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About the role

NOW HIRING IN THE GARNER AND NORTH RALEIGH AREAS!Do you love seasonal NC produce? Do you and your family love to cook? Care about supporting our local food system? We think you might be a great fit for The Produce Box! For more than 17 years, The Produce Box has connected North Carolina families with fresh, local food from 100+ farmers and makers. Our delivery model relies on independent contractors we call Neighborhood Ambassadors who deliver our farm-fresh boxes to their community each week. Neighborhood Ambassadors are paid for every order delivered, are paid out for 100% of tips in their area, and receive a $15 weekly store credit that can be applied to all that The Produce Box has to offer! This is a great position for: A stay at home parent (we are kid friendly!) Retirees or empty nesters Anyone who wants to supplement their income working less than 5 hours a week.
Job Requirements: Your personal vehicle on delivery day must be able to hold 20 boxes size 19x 13x 8 You must be able to walk unassisted while carrying 20lbs Auto insurance policy of $100,000 Bodily injury per person, $300,000 Bodily injury per accident, $100,000 Property Damage Clean driving record (No DWI convictions or no more than 6 points in the past 3 years) Neighborhood Ambassadors aren't just drivers, they're the friendly face of local food in our communities. Interested? Complete the interested form through the link below! Interested in the Neighborhood Ambassador position?

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