Graphic Designer Job at For the Breast of Us in Atlanta

For the Breast of Us (FTBOU) is a national breast cancer organization created by and for Women of Color impacted by breast cancer. Centered around the pillars of Advocacy, Community, and Education , FTBOU exists to disrupt the narrative and reimagine survivorship for Black and Brown women. Through our signature initiative Making spACE —which stands for Advocacy, Community, and Education —we provide culturally relevant resources, safe spaces, and storytelling platforms that honor lived experiences and address the unique challenges faced by Women of Color in the breast cancer community. From peer support and wellness workshops to national advocacy campaigns and leadership development, FTBOU is building a bold, movement where no woman walks alone. Whether newly diagnosed, in active treatment, living with metastatic disease, or thriving in survivorship, every Baddie deserves to be seen, heard, and supported. Role Overview The Volunteer Graphic Designer will support the organization by creating visually engaging, on‑brand assets across digital and print platforms. This role works under the guidance of the Creative Director and collaborates with members of the operations, communications, and program teams. This is an ideal opportunity for a designer who wants to use their skills for impact, gain nonprofit experience, and contribute to meaningful community‑driven work. Key Responsibilities Designing social media graphics, digital flyers, and promotional assets Supporting event‑related design needs, including BaddieCon graphics, schedules, signage, and branded materials Assisting with email graphics, website visuals, and downloadable resources Updating or adapting existing templates to align with campaign needs Ensuring all designs follow FTBOU brand guidelines and visual identity Collaborating with the Creative Director to execute creative concepts and timelines Making revisions based on feedback and deadlines Preferred Skills & Experience Proficiency in design tools such as Canva Adobe Photoshop (Bonus Illustrator, InDesign, or similar tools) A strong eye for layout, color, typography, and visual storytelling Experience creating graphics for social media and digital platforms Ability to work within brand guidelines while still bringing creative ideas Strong attention to detail and ability to meet deadlines Clear communication and openness to feedback Interest in nonprofit, advocacy, or community‑centered work Time Commitment Flexible and project‑based Estimated 2–5 hours per week, with increased support around major campaigns or events (e.g., Breast Cancer BaddieCon 2026) What You’ll Gain Hands‑on experience contributing to a national nonprofit Portfolio‑worthy work tied to real campaigns and events Opportunity to collaborate with a passionate, mission‑driven team A chance to support storytelling and advocacy for Women of Color impacted by breast cancer #J-18808-Ljbffr