Remote Student Fundraiser for Digital Equity Campaign
San Francisco, San Francisco County, California, 94199, USA
Listed on 2026-07-31
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Non-Profit & Social Impact
Community Health
Fundraising Ambassador - Digital Equity Campaign. Futurenomic Resources | Remote / San Francisco | Part-time, unpaid volunteer role | Service hours supported.
Raise real money for a real program. Futurenomic Resources is a 22-year California nonprofit launching its first San Francisco program under an active California Public Utilities Commission grant - free digital literacy and AI-skills training, plus take-home laptops, for 80 low-income Tenderloin residents.
We're recruiting Fundraising Ambassadors to power our community campaign. You get your own fundraising page, a personal goal, and full support to hit it.
What you'll do:- Run your own peer-to-peer fundraising page (we set it up, you own it).
- Share the campaign with your network - friends, family, classmates, social media.
- Work toward a personal goal of $250 raised toward AI training in your community.
- Attend a short weekly check-in with the Executive Director.
- Optionally recruit other students to join as ambassadors.
You're a fit if you care about tech access and digital equity, are comfortable asking people to support a cause you believe in, and can commit 2-4 hours per week for 8 weeks. High school, community college, and university students of all majors welcome.
You get:- an official title and letter of recommendation on completion
- documented service and volunteer hours for school requirements
- real fundraising and communications experience for your resume
- direct mentorship from a nonprofit Executive Director
- the chance to see exactly where the money goes - laptops and training in your own city
No experience needed. We provide the templates, the page, and the training.
Program funded by the California Advanced Services Fund.
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