Volunteer: HDSA LA Chapter Social Media Lead
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
The Greater Los Angeles Chapter of Huntington's Disease Society of America is dedicated to provide support and care of those who suffer from Huntington's Disease, their families, and the Huntington's Disease Community. We are committed to the eradication of this disease through education, advocacy, family services and research. The Greater Los Angeles Chapter (HDSA/LA) serves the ten county region surrounding Los Angeles. This service area spreads from Fresno in the north to Orange County in southern California.
Social Media Lead
HDSA LA is looking for an energetic and creative volunteer to manage our Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn pages
Volunteer details include
Developing social media content calendar on a weekly or monthly basisCreating engaging social media contentCreating Facebook event pages
If you’re interested in this volunteer opportunity, click the "I Want to Help!" button now and be sure to include your email address and phone number. We’ll get in touch with you within 48 hours.
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