Volunteer: Personalize Outreach Emails for Global Funders (1-2 Hour Project)

The Alleviate Foundation is a nonprofit working to close the digital infrastructure gap for nonprofits and NGOs globally.Across the Alleviate ecosystem (including Alleviate.org platform and programs), we've engaged thousands of organizations across multiple countries. The insight is consistent: organizations closest to the world's hardest problems often lack access to the systems and funding needed to scale their impact.We are building a new kind of support model — combining digital tools, capacity-building, and funding access — to help these organizations become fundable, scalable, and sustainable.As part of our outreach to foundations, corporate partners, and philanthropic leaders, we are looking for a volunteer to help personalize outreach messages to ensure they are thoughtful, relevant, and aligned with each recipient.Project ScopeIn this short sprint (1–2 hours total), you will:Review a base outreach email template (already prepared)Personalize 5–10 outreach messages by:Referencing the recipient's work, focus areas, or recent initiativesAligning our message with their prioritiesKeep edits concise, relevant, and authentic (not generic)What We're Looking ForStrong writing and editing skillsAbility to quickly understand and adapt toneAttention to detailInterest in nonprofits, philanthropy, or global developmentTime CommitmentOne-time projectEstimated: 1–2 hours totalFully remote, flexible timingWhy This MattersPersonalized outreach significantly increases response rates.Your work will directly support conversations with funders and partners — helping unlock resources for organizations working on critical global challenges.What You'll GainExperience working on real-world nonprofit outreachExposure to global philanthropy and partnership developmentA short, high-impact project with clear outcomesHow to ApplyPlease share:A brief note on your interestAny relevant experience (writing, communications, research, etc.)This is a clearly defined, short-term project — ideal for those looking to contribute meaningfully without a long-term commitment.