AsianWeek Foundation
Cause Area
Location
809 SACRAMENTO ST San Francisco, CA 94109
United States
Active Opportunities (2)
Flexible Schedule
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Virtual Opportunity
Do you want to help protect the environment and work with a fun diverse group of people? Does working to battle food insecurity at a Bay Area community farm sound like something you want to do? Then you should join the team at FFCF! The Florence Fang Community Farm (FFCF) is looking for a development intern to help grow our organization. Internship responsibilities include managing and cultivating relationships with donors, maintaining records, contributing to research projects, and coordinating with volunteers. Interns will receive hands-on education and experience in nonprofit development, marketing, event planning, and fundraising/development. Responsibilities include: Assist in general donor stewardship Communicate with current and prospective donors via email newsletters, social media, events, etc Help maintain and update donor databases researching and sharing best practices General administrative duties Our community farm brings together a network of different groups and is centered around bringing awareness to environmental sustainability, cultural diversity, and healthy living and eating practices. As well as growing produce on our own we also partner with different groups to bring local fresh produce to the people of our community. The Florence Fang Community Farm is one of SF's largest and most active urban farms. We have 40 to 50 gardeners. We are very diverse and work with all groups in the neighborhood. We also operate a food pantry every Saturday morning serving 150 local families. The garden is located at 40 Diana Street in SF's Bayview district. www.sfasiangarden.com. This is a fun and exciting assignment with a lot of freedom and autonomy to make a huge difference. You can be part of a great community success story for San Francisco!
Date Posted: Sep 27, 2021
Flexible Schedule
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Virtual Opportunity
Do you want to help protect the environment and work with a fun diverse group of people? Does working to battle food insecurity at a Bay Area community farm sound like something you want to do? Then you should join the team at FFCF! The Florence Fang Community Farm (FFCF) is looking for someone well versed in social media marketing to help grow our organization and our virtual community. You will work with our social media team focusing on Instagram, create weekly presentations on the growth of the account, set up plans with our partners, update data sheets, help compose posts, lead social media engagement and outreach with partners, and new accounts, etc. You will need to have a background in social media, be creative, quick thinking, have organization skills, and be good with time management. Our community farm brings together a network of different groups and is centered around bringing awareness to environmental sustainability, cultural diversity, and healthy living and eating practices. As well as growing produce on our own we also partner with different groups to bring local fresh produce to the people of our community. The Florence Fang Community Farm is one of SF's largest and most active urban farms. We have 40 to 50 gardeners. We are very diverse and work with all groups in the neighborhood. We also operate a food pantry every Saturday morning serving 150 local families. The garden is located at 40 Diana Street in SF's Bayview district. www.sfasiangarden.com. This is a fun and exciting assignment with a lot of freedom and autonomy to make a huge difference. You can be part of a great community success story for San Francisco!
Date Posted: Sep 27, 2021
Organization Information
Mission Statement
The AsianWeek Foundation works to develop the voices of Asian America. The U.S. Census Bureau continues to tell us that Asian Americans have proven ourselves in education, earning power, and other traditional benchmarks of success. However, the ability of Asian American voices to be heard is not commensurate with this success. The Foundation accomplishes its mission through programs such as the AsianWeek Newspaper Workshop and through affiliation with projects that promote diversity and cross-cultural understanding. To learn more, visit us at AsianWeek.com.
Description
The Asian Heritage Street Celebration is organized by the AsianWeek Foundation in cooperation with over 51 organizations in the Asian American community. The AsianWeek Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)3 committed to developing the Voices of Asian America. All proceeds from the Celebration will be donated to local and national charities.
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Would you recommend AsianWeek Foundation?
Great non-profit… Nice people… They really promote cross-cultural understanding and education.
