Telecommuting Salesforce developer or consultant for work on nonprofit websites

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We are looking for a Salesforce developer or consultant to help us do one or more of the following.

* strategize our implementation of Salesforce CRM and third-party modules

* implement them and refine them over time

* develop a Salesforce app to help other nonprofits take advantage of what our nonprofit can do to help them, particularly volunteerathon: more below about that.

You must have the equivalent of at least two years of full-time Salesforce experience. For example, four years in which you did 20 hours of work per week on Salesforce would be the equivalent of two full-time years.

If you're interested, please let us know what your Salesforce experience and skills are, and which of the things at the start of this note you can do..

If you want to get a sense of what we're doing, here are some of our websites that are live, in beta or in initial development. They fall into three broad groups:

1) a group of innovative websites to provide other nonprofits (and their supporters) with unique tools they can use to raise money for their causes. This link below gives an overview: click the "See More" buttons at the end of the sections. In the future, each logo will go to a unique website focused on that fundraising tool. About half of the logos are already linked to sites that are either done or in progress:

http://maximumgood.org/

A few examples are:

https://volunteerathon.org
http://giveitup.net/
http://loseathon.org/

This is a sample of how a person's fundraising page looks - the format is the same at most sites, but each has a unique logo, activity and color scheme:

http://loseathon.org/fundraiser

We've ported the entire IRS database of 1 million nonprofits to our website, so all 1 million nonprofits will automatically have pages at all of the fundraising websites. E.g. -

http://loseathon.org/nonprofit/

We're also creating these tools to give people fundraising opportunities every season and holiday of the year:
http://calendarforgood.org/


2) new projects to fight global poverty, slavery and climate change. You can see the logos of many of them at these links. In the future clicking on each logo will go to a unique website:

http://fortheearth.org/

There are other climate change websites we're creating and the best ones are not up there yet.

http://fortheslaves.org/

One of the anti-slavery websites is a modern-day equivalent of the Underground Railroad. You can see the video we made for it and a draft of the website here - when we launch, it will be at .org -

http://virtualrailroad.info

3) an existing website that provides news related to making the world a better place covering various topics including nonprofits, human rights, extreme poverty, climate change, giving and volunteering: http://DailySource.org. This site has existed for over 14 years. You can see a few of the team members here: http://DailySource.org/about/team.