Humanitarian Advocate and Fundraiser — International Rescue Committee

Job overview

The Humanitarian Advocate and Fundraiser role is onsite in Washington, DC, and the posting lists pay of $26–$62 per hour. Threshold Giving partners with the International Rescue Committee, which responds to crises and supports people affected by conflict and disaster in more than 40 countries and across U.S. cities. The advocate engages the public through face-to-face conversations, shares the IRC’s work, and recruits monthly donors. The role helps build community support for humanitarian programs and their work in medical care, emergency food, education, and other critical services.

What you'll do

• Represent Threshold Giving and the International Rescue Committee in public conversations
• share stories and program information to recruit monthly donors
• meet goals
• maintain accurate records and a positive public presence
• engage people at streets, events, retail locations, and neighborhoods.

What we're looking for

Skills & competencies

humanitarian advocate

fundraiser

washington dc

threshold giving

international rescue committee

face-to-face fundraising

monthly donors

$26–$62/hour

community outreach

humanitarian aid

outdoor work

Work arrangement

• Weekend coverage required

Benefits & perks

• Training, professional development, career growth, and benefits for qualifying roles after 90 days, including counseling, legal and financial services, and insurance.

Why this role

Full-time positions are available. Part-time schedules require completing the first two weeks of training full-time and then working a schedule that includes Saturdays and Sundays.

About the employer

Threshold Giving is hiring for this role. Industry: Other Grantmaking and Giving Services. Sector: 81.