Virtual Volunteers needed to help with WJN's 2020 Fundraising Campaign

About Women's Justice Network

The Women's Justice Network is a registered charity made up of a small team of committed paid staff and over 90 dedicated volunteers who work together
to assist women and girls affected by the criminal justice system through our award winning Mentoring Program to lead positive and productive lives. We take a holistic approach to enrich the lives of women and girls not only through our programs, but through our advocacy work and meeting their needs with family restoration , housing applications and referrals to other agencies.

We run several programs that have been designed to be inclusive of women and girls from diverse cultures and gender identity. These programs are the Adult Mentoring Programs, My Way Youth Mentoring Program and Healing From Within, a peer-led creativity program for building confidence, self esteem, resilience and pathways to support.

The Impact of Your Contribution

The success of fundraising campaign will save three vital programs from closure so that WJN can continue the important work they do for women and at-risk youth.

As a small charity our resources are stretched and we do not have the capacity to undertake this project without the support of volunteers.

We are seeking volunteers to assist with our 2020 Fundraising Campaign. Click on this link to find out more.

You will be part of the WJN Fundraising Team (mostly volunteers) who are working together to raise awareness of the campaign, the work WJN do and the urgency in raising much needed funds.

The Tasks Involved

As part of the team, you will assist with and take on some of the following:

• Build on the existing fundraiser contact list and seek out contact details of relevant individuals;
• Make contact via social media;
• Cold calling to garner interest from prospective donors;
• Social Media engagement;
• spread awareness of the campaign across all sectors.

Your Commitment

We are looking for people who will be able to commit for two months for approximately 8 hours per week.

Women's Justice Network (WJN)