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Hillternity in Wilmington, Delaware is seeking a Community Engagement Representative to be the face of our mission at public venues, sparking conversations and guiding donors through the giving process to support children and families in need.
You will represent nonprofit initiatives at events across Delaware, start conversations, assist donors with contributions, track outreach results, and thrive in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment.
Hillternity Wilmington, Delaware, United States
Make a Difference Through Meaningful Work.
Join a purpose-driven outreach team dedicated to creating lasting change in underserved communities.
Hillternity partners with charitable organizations to help deliver essential supplies to children in need. As a Community Engagement Representative, you’ll be the face of our mission at public venues — sparking conversations, inspiring support, and guiding donors through the giving process.
Your Responsibilities:Represent nonprofit initiatives at events, pop-ups, and community hubs across Delaware
Start conversations and educate the public about how they can help
Assist donors in completing contributions or sign-up forms
Track your outreach results and strive toward personal milestones
Collaborate in an upbeat, team-oriented atmosphere
What You’ll Get:Weekly pay with performance incentives
Paid training and one-on-one mentorship — no experience necessary
Opportunities for growth and internal promotion
A vibrant, fast-paced work environment
The chance to directly support children and families who need it most
Weekly earnings range from $750 to $1,000 or more, depending on performance.
Must be 18 or older and authorized to work in the U.S.
Access to reliable transportation is a plus
Strong interpersonal and communication skills
Positive, proactive attitude and dependable work ethic
Comfortable working on your feet and speaking with the public
Experience in customer service, outreach, or event roles is helpful but not required