Volunteer Opportunity: Online Event Promoter

Posted 3 days ago

culture limeNew York (NY)

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About the role

Help us grow community through visibility, connection, and culture. Culture Lime is looking for a volunteer Online Event Promoter to help increase engagement and event visibility for our live experiences rooted in music, art, and wellness. This role is perfect for someone who enjoys promoting events, building buzz, and helping the right people find the right spaces.
What you'll do: Promote Culture Lime events across platforms like Instagram, Eventbrite, Meetup, and community calendars Post on event boards and online listings to drive attendance Reach out to creators, community leaders, and partners to help amplify events Collaborate directly with the founder to help shape promotion strategy and messaging Support growth in engagement and overall event visibility You're a great fit ifYou enjoy promoting events and building genuine buzz You're comfortable reaching out to people and building relationships You care about community and connection, not just numbers You want hands-on experience in event promotion and digital engagement PerksFree access to Culture Lime events Professional references Real-world experience growing a mission-driven brand About Culture Lime Culture Lime creates live experiences that bring people together through culture, creativity, and wellness. Our goal is simple: help people feel seen, connected, and like they belong. Interested? Email Wallace@CultureLime.org

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