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Young Americans for Liberty

Development Associate

$1.4K/mo

By the end of the program, you will have developed the foundational skills to launch a career in political fundraising. This is a 3-month, part-time (20 hours per week), fully remote temporary ...

The Democratic Party

Fundraising Analyst

$84K/yr

Who we are: We are a fully remote, distributed team living in 19 states and from a variety of ... Some of us have worked in political campaigns, others in public sector tech, and others in industry.

The Borgen Project

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This is a part-time 12-hours per week, 12 week, unpaid remote internship. If your availability is ... Assisting with fundraising. Create a personal fundraising campaign and meet targets. Mobilizing ...

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Remote political fundraising refers to the process of raising money for political campaigns, parties, or causes from a remote location, rather than working in a traditional office setting. Fundraisers use tools like phone calls, emails, social media, and virtual events to reach potential donors and solicit contributions. This approach allows campaigns to access a wider pool of donors, reduce costs, and operate more flexibly. Remote fundraisers may work as part of a team or independently, and often use digital platforms to track donations and manage relationships with supporters.

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In remote political fundraising, one common challenge is building trust and rapport with potential donors without in-person interaction. This requires strong communication skills and the ability to personalize outreach through calls, emails, and virtual meetings. Additionally, staying organized and self-motivated can be challenging when working independently, so using effective CRM tools and maintaining a consistent follow-up routine is essential. Collaborating regularly with campaign teams and adapting to fast-changing campaign priorities will also help you succeed in this dynamic environment.

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To excel as a Remote Political Fundraiser, you need a strong understanding of fundraising strategies, campaign finance laws, and persuasive communication, often supported by a background in political science or nonprofit work. Familiarity with CRM platforms, fundraising databases, and virtual meeting tools is typically required. Outstanding interpersonal skills, resilience, and initiative are crucial for building donor relationships and achieving fundraising goals remotely. These competencies ensure effective outreach, compliance, and the financial support necessary for successful political campaigns.
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Development Associate

Young Americans for Liberty

Remote

$1.4K/mo

Temporary

Re-posted 17 days ago

Job description

About Young Americans For Liberty
Founded after the 2008 Ron Paul Presidential Campaign, Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) is the nation's largest pro-liberty youth movement, building a powerful network of activists to transform states into beacons of freedom.
We drive real change in America by working through our "Build - Elect - Pass" model:
  1. Build: We are building the largest nationwide movement of committed youth activists on American college campuses, with pro-liberty students fighting on hundreds of campuses across the country.
  2. Elect: We mobilize our base of committed youth activists to be the grassroots muscle on campaigns of principled liberty legislators through Operation Win at the Door. Since 2018, we've built a coalition of 400 active legislators in our National Liberty Legislator Coalition, and thousands of YAL-recruited students have knocked on over 6 million doors to turn out the vote.
  3. Pass: Use this coalition of principled liberty legislators to pass transformative policy at the state level. This coalition has already passed over 1,000 pro-liberty bills spanning from Universal School Choice, to Constitutional Carry, to major tax cuts and so much more. You can view the full list of bills passed at YALiberty.org/Liberty-Bills.

Mission & Vision
Our mission is to identify, educate, train, and mobilize youth activists committed to the ideals of liberty and the Constitution. Our vision is to create Liberty Lighthouse States that will Transform Our States into Beacons of Liberty. YAL also works to achieve this vision by electing liberty legislators and passing liberty legislation.
Our Values & Culture
YAL's culture is built on 5 foundational values:
  1. Goal Setting: We orient our work towards specific goals that align with achieving our long-term vision.
  2. Trust the Truth: We pursue the truth and are honest in all we do, even when it's difficult. There should never be a situation where lying is the right answer if we're truthful from the beginning.
  3. Grassroots Mobilization: We win on principle by generating grassroots pressure on the politicians. Unless you are politically feared, you will not be politically respected. Education alone is not enough.
  4. Principle: We believe in liberty - which provides the freedom to choose and requires taking responsibility for your choices - and individual rights - which must be respected at all times.
  5. Power of the Individual: We recognize everyone has an innate ability to make a difference. Therefore, we are dedicated to aligning your goals and developing your strengths so you can unlock your full potential.

Candidates who will fit in with YAL's culture tend to be principled, entrepreneurial, passionate, and comfortable with ambitious goals and a fast-paced work environment.
Step up, sharpen your skills, and help make liberty win - start your path here.
Want to build a career in political fundraising and help fuel the liberty movement at the same time?
Young Americans for Liberty is launching and developing the next generation of fundraising professionals. As a Development Associate, you won't just "assist", you'll be on the front lines of donor outreach, relationship-building, and revenue generation that powers real impact.
This is a paid, part-time, fully remote program designed for ambitious, mission-aligned talent ready to grow fast, work hard, and make liberty win.
About the role
The Development Associate Program is a hands-on training experience within YAL's Development Department. You will be a member of the next cohort of Development Associates, reporting directly to the Director of Donor Advancement, and working closely with the Donor Relations team to support major donor fundraising efforts for both YAL and its sister organization, Young Americans for Liberty Foundation.
Your primary focus will be scheduling meetings with major donors, conducting prospect research, stewarding contributors through gratitude calls, and directly soliciting donations from assigned lists. You will track every interaction with precision and operate with a high level of professionalism, as you regularly communicate with donors who represent a significant financial investment in both organization's respective missions.
This role is performance-driven and growth-oriented. You will receive structured training, reading assignments, and direct feedback throughout the six-month term. By the end of the program, you will have developed the foundational skills to launch a career in political fundraising.
This is a 3-month, part-time (20 hours per week), fully remote temporary position. This position will run through September.
High-performing Development Associates may be considered for contract renewal or full-time opportunities at YAL.
This position reports directly to the Director of Donor Advancement.
Location: Remote
What you'll do
Schedule Meetings with Major Donors
  • Work from an assigned list of donors and prospects to schedule meetings with YAL representatives.
  • Conduct outreach primarily by phone, with follow-up via text and email as appropriate.
  • Document all outreach activity thoroughly in CRM systems.

Donor Research
  • Research donor prospects to identify high-capacity individuals.
  • Prepare and submit research reports to the Donor Relations team.
  • Follow established research guidelines and protocols.

Donor Stewardship - Thank You Calls/Discovery Calls
  • Call donors to express appreciation for recent contributions.
  • Conduct Discovery calls with new YAL Donors
  • Document detailed notes from each interaction.

Direct Donation Solicitation
  • Call donors from provided lists to request contributions.
  • Follow up via email and text as appropriate.
  • Track and document all interactions.

Training & Personal Development
  • Complete assigned books and training materials.
  • Engage actively in training sessions.
  • Take detailed notes and apply feedback.

What Success Looks Like
  • You demonstrate measurable improvement in call confidence, persuasion, and follow-up execution over the course of the program.
  • You consistently schedule qualified meetings with donors from your assigned list.
  • Donor interactions are thoroughly documented, organized, and actionable for the Donor Relations team.
  • Donors report positive, professional, and mission-aligned experiences when engaging with you.
  • You complete all training materials and actively apply feedback to improve performance.
  • You operate with professionalism, urgency, and alignment with YAL's mission at all times.

Qualifications
  • Strong organizational skills with the ability to track calls, emails, texts, and notes with accuracy and consistency.
  • Clear and confident verbal and written communication skills; comfortable speaking on the phone and engaging new contacts.
  • Alignment with YAL's mission and a genuine belief in the principles of individual liberty.
  • Detail-oriented with the ability to conduct basic research and summarize findings clearly.
  • Professional, respectful, and tactful in all communications.
  • Comfortable using Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Gmail) and willing to learn CRM systems and outreach tools.
  • Able to manage assigned outreach lists and follow through on tasks without constant oversight.
  • Coachable, growth-oriented, and eager to develop new skills in fundraising and donor communication.

Compensation & Benefits
Position type: Temporary Part-time | FLSA status: Non-Exempt
Hours: 20 hours per week
Compensation: $1,400 USD per month
To Apply
Please submit:
  • Cover letter outlining your interest in YAL and this opportunity
  • Resume

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