Volunteer Storyteller

Key responsibilities: Conduct engaging interviews with individuals driving positive change in their communities. Draft inspiring, publication-ready blog posts celebrating stories of service from across the country. Follow NMCFS communication guidelines and style standards to ensure consistent brand voice. Craft digital content optimized for web readership and online network sharing. What we provide Direct Connections: Warm introductions and leads for featured individuals—no cold outreach required. Editorial Support: Clear communication templates, style resources, and brand guidance. National Reach: Broad visibility for your writing across our website, digital media channels, and public networks.

Qualifications: Strong written communication, storytelling, and editing capabilities. Comfort conducting virtual or phone interviews with diverse community leaders. Ability to adapt tone to fit editorial style guidelines. Passion for civic engagement, national service, and public impact. Time commitment &

How to apply: This flexible, remote opportunity requires approximately 3-6 hours per story project. To apply, please submit a brief writing sample, a summary of qualifications and note of interest to volunteer@nmcfs.org. Authentic storytelling & AI policy: At the National Museum and Center for Service, human connection is at the heart of everything we do. We welcome volunteers to use AI as a collaborator for proofreading, refining structure, or generating interview questions. However, the final story submitted for publication must be fully drafted and written by you. AI cannot capture the nuance, emotion, and inspiration of real-world community service—we rely on your unique voice to bring these stories to life.