- A group opportunity. Invite your friends.
Young professionals: put your skills to work for Hack the Hood
ORGANIZATION: YCORE NETWORK
Please visit the new page to apply.
- A group opportunity. Invite your friends.
YCore is a nonprofit organization that provides a central space for like-minded young professionals to work together on projects for local nonprofit organizations to support meaningful work in their community. Over the course of four months, YCore fellows dedicate a few hours outside of work each week to complete a strategic project with a local nonprofit partner. They also attend workshops with their cohort to learn and apply skills like systems thinking and fundraising, all while building their network of like-minded changemakers.
Hack the Hood is one of 9 nonprofits we will be partnering with in the Bay Area this Summer . We are also recruiting fellows for projects in Denver and New York. Our website has the full list of partners and videos from the project leads www.ycore.org/apply .
Learn more and apply here : https://bit.ly/3MJ1ieK
~Applications are due at 11:59 PM PT on May 22nd, 2022~More opportunities with YCORE NETWORK
No additional volunteer opportunities at this time.
About YCORE NETWORK
Location:
PO Box 170093, San Francisco, CA 94117, US
Mission Statement
YCore mobilizes an untapped generation of young professionals aged 23-35 and equips them with the tools to impact their communities for the rest of their lives.
Description
We know young professionals (aged 23-35) want to make an impact-now. In our four-month, after-work program, young professionals gain the tools to become champions for their local community. They complete a project with a local nonprofit; build skills like design thinking and fundraising; learn from industry leaders and join a robust community of changemakers.
You can apply for the YCore Program through our website www.ycore.org/apply
CAUSE AREAS
WHEN
WHERE
Multiple locations San Francisco, CA 94116
DATE POSTED
May 27, 2022
SKILLS
GOOD FOR
- Group
REQUIREMENTS
- Must be at least 23
- 5-ish hours per week from June-October for bi-weekly workshops in San Francisco and weekly or bi-weekly meetings with your project team.