Help National Rescue for Poverty & Drugs with 5 volunteers for Brand Ambassador Needed to Represent Our Cause
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Organisational Capacity & Partnerships
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Marketing, comms & fundraising support
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1-4 hours
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Help National Rescue for Poverty & Drugs with 5 volunteers for Brand Ambassador Needed to Represent Our Cause
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We are looking for a dynamic and passionate individual to serve as a Brand Ambassador for our organization. This role is ideal for someone who believes in social impact and wants to help us grow our visibility and reach. As a Brand Ambassador, you will: Represent our organization at public events, community gatherings, and campaigns. Speak confidently about our mission, values, and impact. Help us build relationships with potential partners, donors, and volunteers. Share our work on social media and encourage others to get involved. Skills Needed: Strong communication and public speaking skills Friendly, outgoing personality Passion for community development and social causes Experience with social media or event promotion is a plus Location: Cape Town and surrounding areas (event-based presence required) Time Commitment: Flexible — mostly weekends or scheduled events Why Volunteer With Us? You’ll be part of a growing movement making a real difference. We’ll support you with training, branded materials, and opportunities to grow your network and skills.
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