Remote Volunteer Copywriter iLevelUP Youth Readiness
ilevelupSeattle (WA)
Remote Volunteer Copywriter iLevelUP Youth Readiness
Posted 3 days ago
ilevelupSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Help iLevelUP turn complex education, career, financial-capability, and life-readiness topics into clear, useful copy for underserved youth and young people. We are seeking volunteer Copywriters to create and refine audience-centered messaging for students, families, educators, mentors, volunteers, and partners.
Responsibilities:
Write copy for websites, landing pages, email, social media, ads, guides, presentations, workshops, and product interfacesDevelop headlines, calls to action, short explanations, stories, and campaign messagingAdapt tone, reading level, length, and format for distinct audiences and channelsResearch approved sources and flag claims requiring subject-matter reviewEdit for clarity, accessibility, grammar, consistency, and iLevelUP voiceApply SEO and answer-focused practices without keyword stuffingProtect privacy and use respectful, strengths-based language about underserved youthIncorporate editorial, program, accessibility, and compliance feedbackQualifications: Portfolio or demonstrated experience in copywriting, communications, journalism, marketing, education, or nonprofit storytellingExcellent grammar, editing, research, and audience-awareness skillsAbility to write concise, inclusive, action-oriented contentReliable remote collaboration and deadline managementSEO, UX writing, email, or youth/education experience is helpfulThis is a remote, recurring volunteer role available within the United States. Expect approximately 3–6 hours per month. Questions: volunteers@ilevelup.appiLevelUP / Believe in Me107 Spring Street, 2nd FloorSeattle, WA 98104(206) 414-8043
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