Volunteer Opportunity: Non-profit Fundraising or Outreach Committee Member (Remote)

October 14, 2026

Job description: Are you looking to gain meaningful experience, build your resume, and be part of something purpose-driven? Transitions Beyond Boundaries, Inc., a growing 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is seeking passionate and dependable individuals to serve as Committee Members as we build and expand our impact.Transitions Beyond Boundaries, Inc. is dedicated to supporting individuals and families through life’s most challenging transitions, including grief, end-of-life, and personal transformation. Through education, community-based programs, and supportive services, we aim to create safe spaces for healing, growth, and empowerment. This is a great opportunity for students, emerging professionals, career changers, or anyone who wants to contribute their time and talents to a mission-centered organization focused on support, education, and community transformation. What You’ll Do:<ul><li>Collaborate with a small, mission-driven team to support program development and outreach</li><li>Assist with planning events, workshops, and initiatives</li><li>Participate in monthly committee meetings (virtual)</li><li>Contribute ideas and help bring them to life (yes, your voice matters here!)</li><li>Support administrative or creative tasks based on your strengths</li></ul>Who We’re Looking For:<ul><li>Reliable, communicative, and self-motivated individuals</li><li>Strong interest in nonprofit work, community support, or personal development</li><li>Open to learning, growing, and collaborating</li><li>No extensive experience required—just commitment and heart</li></ul>Perks (Because We Appreciate You):<ul><li>✔ Letters of Recommendation (based on participation and performance)</li><li>✔ Verified Volunteer & Internship Hours</li><li>✔ Real-world nonprofit experience you can actually put on your resume</li><li>✔ Opportunity to grow into leadership roles</li><li>✔ Networking and professional development opportunities</li><li>✔ A supportive, purpose-driven environment where your contributions are valued</li></ul> Time Commitment:Flexible, approximately 5–10 hours per month, 1 year commitment Location:Remote (TX-based preferred, but open) Compensation:This is a volunteer position which means there is no monetary compensation. However, review the perks above on how you can benefit from serving others in this position. If you’re ready to gain experience, make an impact, and grow with an organization from the ground up, we’d love to hear from you. Apply today and be part of something meaningful!

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