Faith Community Outreach Team - Remote

Faith Community Outreach Team - Remote, Full Time

Ongoing

Right to Live Canada is recruiting a small, high‑commitment Faith Community Outreach Team to engage Christian communities across Canada with the aim of:
- Building national awareness of economic euthanasia
- Positioning Right to Live Canada as a credible, operational solution
- Mobilizing Christian communities for voluntary support, including donations, amplification, and institutional backing

Multiple volunteers will be recruited concurrently into this team. The team will:
- Organize its own internal workflow
- Assign functional responsibilities (e.g., outreach, content, coordination)
- Select a Team Lead by internal agreement

The Team Lead will:
- Coordinate directly with Right to Live Canada leadership
- Consolidate reporting, plans, and updates

RTL leadership will provide strategic direction, boundaries, and final approval where required, but day‑to‑day execution is delegated to the team.

• Identify and engage Christian churches, denominations, charities, and faith‑based organizations across Canada.
• Conduct outreach via:
  - Email
  - Phone
  - Scheduled virtual meetings (Google Meet)
• Communicate clearly and accurately:
  - What economic euthanasia is
  - How Right to Live Canada’s Social Brokerage model works
  - How Christian communities may choose to engage or support the work

• Design and execute a coordinated awareness and fundraising initiative oriented toward Canadian Christian communities.
• Develop messaging and materials that:
  - Are theologically respectful and values‑aligned for Christian audiences
  - Accurately represent Right to Live Canada as a non‑religious organization
• Pursue organic and viral dissemination through:
  - Church networks
  - Faith‑based newsletters, mailing lists, and social channels
  - Community referrals and endorsements
• Coordinate campaign concepts with RTL leadership prior to launch.

• Use Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Gmail) for documentation and planning.
• Use Slack for internal coordination and updates.
• Maintain clear records of outreach activity, engagement progress, and campaign results.
• Operate fully remotely in a nationally distributed team environment.

• Sustained commitment of 20+ hours per week.
• High levels of autonomy and responsibility.
• Serious subject matter and institutional‑facing work.
• Performance expectations comparable to early‑stage startup or mission‑driven nonprofit work.

Applicants should be prepared for:
- Sustained commitment of 20+ hours per week
- High levels of autonomy and responsibility
- Serious subject matter and institutional‑facing work
- Performance expectations comparable to early‑stage startup or mission‑driven nonprofit work This opportunity is not suitable for casual, part‑time, or short‑term volunteering.

• Strong communication and organizational skills.
• Familiarity with Christian communities, culture, or institutional structures.
• Ability to collaborate effectively in a self‑directed team environment.
• Comfort with digital tools and fully remote work.
• High personal discipline, reliability, and follow‑through.
• Alignment with the mission and seriousness of Right to Live Canada’s work.

Christian communities across Canada possess substantial moral influence, organizational capacity, and charitable reach. This team exists to ensure those communities are informed of—and able to engage with—a serious, operational solution to economic euthanasia, should they choose to do so.

Interested candidates should submit a brief statement of interest outlining relevant experience, availability, and interest in team‑based volunteer work to:  or apply via the form on our website:

• Direct experience leading and executing national‑scale outreach to real institutions
• Hands‑on practice in relationship building with churches, charities, and faith leaders
• Experience designing and running a coordinated awareness and fundraising campaign
• Opportunity to take on leadership responsibility within a self‑managed team
• Publicly attributable impact (campaigns, partnerships, funds raised, awareness created)
• Formal letters of recommendation