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Country Music Foundation

Museum Preparator

Nashville, TN · On-site

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Nashville, TN · On-site

$13.50 - $18/hr

Hourly, Non-Exempt The Country Music Hall of Fame ® and Museum has an opening for a full-time non ... Volunteering and Community Engagement Opportunities Position Overview: The Cook is responsible for ...

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A Music Studio Volunteer assists with various tasks in a recording or rehearsal space, helping musicians, engineers, and staff with setup, equipment maintenance, and organization. Responsibilities may include setting up microphones, cables, and instruments, keeping the studio tidy, and supporting session logistics. Volunteers may also have opportunities to learn about audio production and studio operations. This role is ideal for individuals passionate about music and looking to gain hands-on experience in a studio environment.

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Fundraising Coordinator (Volunteer)

O.N.E. Radio

Atlanta, GA • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 26 days ago

Job description

Company Description
A media company start-up focusing on faith-based and family-oriented films and TV programs
Job Description
First Light Studios is a startup media company focused on creating media products for the faith-based and family-oriented media market. We are seeking a dynamic individual who would be willing to volunteer in creating and executing a long-term, comprehensive development and fundraising program.
The Fundraising Coordinator will use his or her talents in project management, communications, marketing, creative, and/or social media to help a new media company run an aggressive campaign. Our campaign will raise funds for an exciting, sustainable project that will have a tremendous impact on God's Kingdom through motion pictures, television, music and the Internet. This is a large-scale, high profile project. Not only will the campaign's success make a huge difference to the promotion of good media products, it will also be an excellent resume builder for your future employment. This person has the potential of becoming a permanent member of the company's leadership team if the campaign is successful. The individual can work remotely with periodic meetings in south Atlanta. This is a great opportunity for an individual interested in faith-based fundraising to come in and help build a great project.
You will work closely with the company's founder to assist with the following tasks (not all-inclusive):
- Develop the campaign project plan to correlate with the existing business plan.
- Help raise funds for immediate short-term needs.
- Securing office facility to conduct fundraising activities.
- Identify external fundraising firms who can assist in maximizing fundraising efforts.
- Evaluate and select the best vehicles to execute the campaign (traditional, crowdfunding, social media, etc.) for our campaign.
- Recommend other volunteers who can effectively impact our campaign success.
- Provide input to produce a campaign marketing video.
- Build a very robust social media presence and write campaign messages to be sent through our social media outlets.
- Monitor campaign progress and update the implementation plan as required.
- Develop and document a campaign template for use in follow-on campaigns.
Qualifications
Previous experience in fundraising, A strong interest in faith-based and family-focused media is highly desired. Experience with various fundraising campaign methods is highly desired. Knowledge of faith-based fundraising is a plus. Experience building a development staff is also a plus.
Additional Information
Individuals who believe they can make a strong contribution to our efforts should reply to this message directly, briefly describing your experience (including a resume) and your interest in developing a faith-based media company.

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