Nebraska Campaign Organizer — Lead Grassroots Volunteers

The Outreach Team; Nebraska City (NE); On-site; USD 55,000 - 67,000; Full time

Job summary

The Outreach Team is seeking a Campaign Organizer to start now in Nebraska city locations. This full-time role focuses on building local volunteer networks, canvassing, and coordinating campaign events across multiple counties.

You will train volunteers, coordinate with community leaders, and manage digital outreach to inform and mobilize voters. You will work flexible hours, including some weekends, with comprehensive benefits and opportunities for leadership as the campaign grows across

Qualifications

• Valid driver's license and insurance with safe driving record.
• Must be available full-time and able to work weekends/evenings.
• Experience recruiting and training volunteers for campaigns.
• Strong public speaking and community engagement skills.
• Ability to manage multiple tasks in a fast-paced campaign environment.

Responsibilities

• Recruit and train a community of volunteers for grassroots actions.
• Identify supporters and volunteers through canvassing, petitions, flyering.
• Run grassroots training to develop campaigners among volunteers.
• Manage digital campaigns, data tools, and reporting processes.
• Track interactions and produce daily numbers and weekly results.

Skills

Recruiting volunteers

Public speaking

Relationship building

Organized and efficient

Effective communication

Tools

VAN

Action Network

ThruText

MailChimp

EveryAction

Google Suite

Job description

The Outreach Team is seeking a Campaign Organizer to start now in Nebraska city locations. This full-time role focuses on building local volunteer networks, canvassing, and coordinating campaign events across multiple counties.

You will train volunteers, coordinate with community leaders, and manage digital outreach to inform and mobilize voters. You will work flexible hours, including some weekends, with comprehensive benefits and opportunities for leadership as the campaign grows across