Newsletter Volunteer Opportunity-Grace Helping Hands

Posted 4 days ago

grace helping handsColumbia (MD)

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About the role

Grace Helping Hands is a nonprofit dedicated to restoring dignity to homeless women and children by providing hygiene kits and feminine care products. We are seeking a creative and motivated individual to help manage and expand our online presence and share our mission.
What we are looking for: Strong writers and editors who can communicate clearly and creatively. Knowledge of basic layout/design for email. Good understanding of Zeffy, Sender or similar platforms No prior experience required.
What you will do: Draft, edit, and format newsletters, highlight events, and share success stories. keep supporters informed about the current initiative Time Commitment: 3–4 hours per week, flexible schedule, remote-friendly, minimum 6-month commitment Impact: Your creativity and skills will help Grace Helping Hands connect with the community, raise awareness, and reach more women and children in Montgomery County, Howard County, Prince George's County, Baltimore City, and Washington, DC. About Grace Helping HandsGrace Helping Hands (GHH) is a grassroots nonprofit founded in 2024 to bring comfort and dignity to homeless women and children. We provide hygiene kits and feminine care products through partnerships with shelters, pantries, and crisis centers in Montgomery County, Howard County, Prince George's County, Baltimore City, and Washington, DC. Since launching, we've distributed hundreds of kits — offering hope, health, and dignity to people in crisis.
How to Apply: Email at: volunteer@gracehelpinghands.org to get involved today and help Grace Helping Hands bring dignity, health, and hope to women and children experiencing homelessness! Check us out at : https://gracehelpinghands.org/

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