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Key Responsibilities Campaign Planning & Execution Design and implement thematic social campaigns (health, education, environment, etc.) targeting citizen participation. Coordinate cross-platform promotions across social media, emailers, local partners, and press. Work with the content/design teams to develop messaging and creative collateral. Event Management Plan and manage all aspects of community events, donation drives, cause walks, and workshops. Liaise with vendors, venues, logistics teams, and volunteers to ensure seamless execution. Engage local communities, schools, RWAs, and youth groups as event partners. Community & Stakeholder Engagement Build a network of citizen volunteers, youth ambassadors, and local champions. Partner with nonprofits and institutions to co-host initiatives. Represent IndiGive at external forums and collaborations as needed. Reporting & Impact Documentation Track campaign/event metrics, feedback, and outcomes. Create impact reports, case studies, and media content post-campaign. Maintain databases of event participants, partners, and outreach channels. What Were Looking For Graduate/Postgraduate in Event Management, Development Communication, Mass Media, or Social Work. 2–4 years of experience in social campaigns, public events, or community outreach. Strong organizational skills and ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously. Excellent verbal and written communication in English and Hindi. Experience with event planning tools, CRM systems, and creative coordination is a plus. What You’ll Gain Ownership of high-visibility campaigns and public-facing events for a national nonprofit. Opportunities to work on diverse causes with measurable community impact. Creative freedom to conceptualize experiences that connect citizens to change. A dynamic, collaborative, and purpose-driven work culture.
