Charity Fundraising Representative

Posted 7 days ago

peak pointLas Vegas (NV)

SENIORITY

Entry

SALARY

$600–$900

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About the role

About Us: We partner with nonprofit organizations to raise awareness and funds through direct community engagement. Our team connects people with meaningful causes, and we're looking for motivated individuals who want to grow in sales, event marketing, and fundraising while making a real impact.
Position Overview: As a Charity Fundraising Representative, you'll represent nonprofit partners at community events, retail locations, and outreach sites. This entry-level role provides full training and mentorship, making it ideal for those passionate about charitable causes and eager to advance their careers in sales and event management.
Responsibilities: Represent nonprofit partners at community events and engage with the public to raise awareness and funds Contribute to charity campaigns through direct outreach and face-to-face marketing efforts Assist with setup and execution of outreach activities Collaborate with experienced team members and learn hands-on event and sales strategies Achieve and exceed weekly outreach and fundraising goals QualificationsMotivated and enthusiastic with a passion for supporting charitable causes Strong communication and interpersonal skills; comfortable engaging with people in public Goal-oriented and able to thrive in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment Must be at least 18 years old Previous experience in sales, customer service, or fundraising is a plus (training provided) CompensationPerformance-based pay structure Weekly earnings typically range $600–$900, depending on results We OfferPaid training and mentorship from experienced team members Career growth opportunities in sales, event management, and nonprofit fundraising Supportive team environment with travel and networking opportunities The chance to make a meaningful difference by raising funds for nonprofit partners

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