OverviewThe C.A.R.E. Wellness Center is a 501(c)3-approved nonprofit organization founded in 2020 and based in Washington state. Christlike Agro‑Tourism for Racial Equality (or C.A.R.E.) is tasked with developing safe, holistic spaces for people of color and allies of equality to retreat and combat effects of Post‑Traumatic Slave Syndrome (PTSS). Our program focuses on self‑mastery, and the holistic balancing of what we call the Holy Trinity mind, body, and spirit.C.A.R.E. is non‑religious and non‑denominational, while maintaining its roots in the lifetime journey to understanding, and acceptance with faith in unconditional love. Our techniques are universal, including principles found in Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Taoism, and A Course In Miracles. Our mission is to foster inclusion of all people in a collaborated effort in the pursuit of self‑actualization.We have designed our first pilot program, the C.A.R.E. Summer Re‑Entry Program (SREP), a research program to serve young BIPOC adults after incarceration at no/low cost to support their rehabilitation from multigenerational trauma and reintegrate into their communities, avoiding recidivism. Help us raise the funding necessary to launch this unique and innovative wellness program!We are still in our development stages and in search of professionals/students who can strengthen our foundation and form our governing bodies. We look forward to partnering with professionals/students and community organizations soon in support of our community!DepartmentMarketingRole TitleMarketing AssistantLocationRemote/Olympia, Washington StateLevel / SalaryVolunteer, Marketing Apprenticeship PathwayDesired HoursMonday through Friday, Part‑time Flexible HoursCommitmentApril 30, 2026 – October 31, 2026; Phase 1: 40‑hour Learning & Orientation Commitment; Phase 2: 6‑Month Volunteer Marketing Assistant Role; Phase 3 (Eligibility): Marketing Manager (Leadership Track)Organization DescriptionC.A.R.E. Wellness Center is a 501(c)3 nonprofit charity with a mission of providing a safe farm stay, holistic retreat, and wellness programs for BIPOC community and allies for equality. Its programs are focused on persons of color and work with vulnerable populations such as BIPOC with justice‑involvement, foster youth, and those suffering mental health challenges. The person in this role must be sensitive to these populations and center their duties on wellness.Our Mission is to provide a safe farm stay, holistic retreat, and wellness programs for black, Indigenous, people of color and allies, to recover from Post‑Traumatic Slave Syndrome via Spirituality, AgroTourism, and Racial Justice.Our Vision is Connectivity to Nature; to God; and to Self. Our goal of acquiring farmland is to establish a safe spiritual retreat for people of color to escape constant trauma and begin repairing their fractured foundation and realize self‑actualization. Our programs are a research community project with a goal of empowering others to heal from PTSS.The Founder, Chair, and CEO is a woman of color, pansexual, and person with disabilities fully committed to the growth of both C.A.R.E. Wellness Center (nonprofit) and C.A.R.E. Family Services, LLC (for‑profit), also doing direct services for children and youth. We highly encourage an ethical, organized, and ambitious student or seasoned professional to help support the foundation of this new and unique nonprofit for the community. This is a home‑based office welcoming volunteers, guests, and visitors for meetings while fundraising for farmland to headquarter wellness programs.Job SummaryThe Marketing Assistants at C.A.R.E. Wellness Center & Services will collaborate with other students in our marketing team to enhance our visibility and impact within the community. These roles involve strategic planning, execution of the marketing plan, management of the marketing calendar, upholding marketing standards, and overseeing minor content creation, social media posting, and community engagement. This small group will play a pivotal role in shaping our public image and expanding our outreach through innovative marketing strategies and compelling storytelling. The Marketing Manager will be responsible for generating comprehensive monthly reports that reflect the outcomes of marketing initiatives and their alignment with our organization's mission of promoting spirituality, sustainability, and equality. Remote opportunities for a Washington state resident.The Marketing Assistant role is a learning‑first, values‑aligned apprenticeship designed to support C.A.R.E.'s marketing and communications while preparing individuals for future opportunities on the marketing team such as Event Coordinator, or leadership as a Graphic Designer, Social Media Manager, Website Manager, or the Marketing Manager. This role begins with a 40‑hour learning and onboarding commitment, followed by a 6‑month volunteer position supporting content creation, social media, and outreach. Upon successful completion, the Marketing Assistant becomes eligible for promotion into a licensed role, with expanded projects, leadership, strategy, and reporting responsibilities. The Marketing Assistant works closely with the CEO/Program Director, creative collaborators, and volunteers, and serves as a steward of C.A.R.E.'s public voice and ethical storytelling.Phase1: Required Learning & Orientation (40 Hours)Before formally entering the 6‑month volunteer role, Marketing Assistants will complete 40 hours of learning, scheduled flexibly every Thursday 10:00 AM–2:00 PM over several weeks.Learning Focus AreasC.A.R.E. mission, vision, values, and programsTrauma‑informed, wellness‑centered marketing practicesEthical storytelling with BIPOC and vulnerable populationsBrand voice, messaging, and visual identityIntroduction to marketing systems and toolsObservational support of existing content and campaignsLight Practice During Learning PhaseTeam collaboration to create a Marketing Campaign CalendarMinor content creation (brand drafts, captions, graphics)Social media scheduling supportAnalytic reporting, storytelling, reflection and feedback conversationsPhase2: Marketing Assistant – Volunteer Role (6 Months)Key ResponsibilitiesContent Creation & StorytellingAssist in creating engaging, mission‑aligned content for social media, email newsletters, and website updatesCollaborate with program teams to uplift stories of impactSupport photography, graphics, and visual storytellingSocial Media ManagementSchedule and publish posts across platforms including Slack, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, LinkedInEngage with followers respectfully and professionallySupport social media planning/campaign calendarsDigital Marketing SupportAssist with digital campaigns and promotionsTrack engagement and basic performance metricsOffer insights and improvement ideasGraphic Design & MultimediaCreate graphics, infographics, and simple videos using CanvaSupport multimedia projects and campaignsAccess to Thurston Community Media equipment (WA‑based volunteers)Email MarketingAssist with drafting and distributing email campaignsMonitor open rates and engagementSuggest improvements based on resultsCommunity Outreach & PartnershipsSupport outreach campaigns and community engagementAssist with promotions for events and programsCoordinate with partner organizations when appropriateBrand StewardshipUphold C.A.R.E.'s brand voice, values, and visual identityEnsure consistency and ethical representation in all materialsAdministrative & Team SupportUphold schedules and deadlinesCollaborate via Slack and NotionSupport special marketing projects as assignedEligibility for Marketing Manager (Leadership Track)After successful completion of the 40‑hour learning commitment, 6 months of volunteer service, and demonstrated reliability, cultural humility, and initiative, the Marketing Assistant becomes eligible for promotion to:Marketing ManagerMarketing AssistantEvent CoordinatorGraphic DesignerSocial Media ManagerWebsite Manager(Paid opportunities become available as grant funding is secured.)Marketing Assistant ResponsibilitiesDevelop and implement a strategic marketing plan in collaboration with the marketing team and executive leadership.Manage and update the marketing calendar and standard operating procedures to ensure timely execution of campaigns and events.Oversee the creation and distribution of marketing materials that reflect the organization's values and standards.Coordinate with the communications team to maintain a consistent brand message across all platforms.Generate detailed monthly reports analyzing the effectiveness of marketing strategies and campaigns.Liaise with media outlets and manage public relations to foster positive community relations and enhance the organization's public image.Collaborate with program managers to promote events and initiatives that support mental health awareness and trauma recovery.Establish and maintain partnerships with community organizations to further outreach efforts.Essential FunctionsTyping speed of 35+ WPMStrong oral, written, and digital communication skillsAbility to plan and execute mission‑aligned marketing tasksComfort using digital tools and social platformsCultural sensitivity and trauma‑informed awarenessPreferredBachelor's degree (or coursework) in Marketing, Communications, or related fieldBackground in holistic care, creative arts, or community workExtroverted or community‑engaged personalityPassion for wellness, healing justice, and BIPOC‑centered workTools & Platforms UsedNotion/DynamicsSlackMicrosoft Office Suite (Outlook, Calendar, Excel, Word, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, PowerPoint, Power Automation)CanvaFigma/FigjamSquarespace ( Media Platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, LinkedIn)Community networksWork Conditions & Physical RequirementsThe Marketing Assistant works flexible shifts remotely with some scheduled synchronous meetings, event settings during quarter sessions for programs, with minimal bending, stooping, sitting, and kneeling. May require long periods of standing. Possible exposure to animals, plants, perfume/incense, and nuts during in‑person activities (for local volunteers). May require infrequent lifting up to 50 lbs. May require some local travel.Equity & Values StatementC.A.R.E. Wellness Center is an equal opportunity organization. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive, accessible, and healing‑centered environment for all stakeholders.Next StepsPlease apply here!