Fundraising Campaign Coordinator & Sales Representative

Midtown Manhattan, NY | Full-Time | Monday–Friday | W2 Position $650–$1,200 Weekly Base Earnings + Uncapped Bonuses If your favorite part of any job has always been the people, keep reading. Some people love spreadsheets. Some people love conversations. We're looking for the second group. At Weather, we help nonprofits and purpose‑driven organizations connect with communities through face‑to‑face campaigns, live events, and meaningful conversations. We believe people respond to authenticity, energy, and genuine human connection—not scripts. This is an opportunity for someone who enjoys meeting new people, staying active throughout the day, working as part of a team, and making a positive impact while building valuable sales and leadership skills. What You’ll Do Represent nonprofit campaigns at live events and community activations throughout NYC. Start conversations, build rapport, and educate people about important causes. Help generate support and funding for charitable initiatives. Work alongside a motivated team in a fast‑paced, people‑focused environment. Learn communication, sales, leadership, and campaign management skills through hands‑on training. You’ll Probably Enjoy This Role If You Get energy from interacting with people all day. Enjoy creating positive experiences for others. Stay calm and confident in busy environments. Are comfortable approaching new people and starting conversations. Like working toward goals and seeing your effort directly reflected in your results. Want a career path with growth opportunities rather than a job where every day feels the same. What We Offer Paid training and ongoing coaching Weekly bonuses and uncapped earning potential Clear promotion opportunities from within Leadership development programs Travel opportunities Healthcare assistance program A supportive team culture that values effort, growth, and good people Experience No fundraising experience required. People with backgrounds in customer‑facing environments often transition particularly well because they already know how to communicate, build trust quickly, think on their feet, and create memorable experiences. #J-18808-Ljbffr Weather