Administrative Coordinator (Volunteer Position)

About the job

The United States Youth Forum (USYF) is looking to recruit passionate people who would like to have hands-on experience building a new organization. This is an excellent chance to build a variety of skills in a non-hierarchical setting.

About Us

As the last few years have demonstrated, the newest generation in America contain an incredible passion for making the world a better place and ensuring a more secure future. From leading the global climate movement, to campaigning for common-sense gun reform, to being a part of one of the most politically engaged generations. This generation is highly motivated, committed in their beliefs, and ready to fight for change. In March 2021, in this environment, the United States Youth Forum (USYF) was founded with the goal to amplify youth voices and connect young people together. Our mission is to empower young people to connect with their local communities, as well as to share their perspectives and engage in dialogue with each other.

About You

• You are able to communicate clearly and effectively
• You are passionate about supporting youth
• You are willing to bring a variety of skills to the table
• You find the challenge of working in a new organization exciting
• You are well-organized and able to work remotely

Your Tasks

• Relationship-building with USYF volunteers
• Building a contact list
• Working with the fundraising team on donor management
• Maintaining a member management database
• Filling out some tax and other organizational documents
• Helping the programs team
• Assisting with onboarding new volunteers
• Other various administrative duties
• Organizing USYF files and documents

Part-time hours: 10-15 per week

This role is voluntary and requires no prior experience, though previous work in politics, the non-profit sector, and/or communications would be helpful.

The United States Youth Forum is a non-partisan organization and we welcome inquiries from all well-qualified applicants, regardless of race, nationality, religion, gender, gender identity, or sexual orientation.