Volunteer Graphic Designer Job at SOAR OUTREACH in Raleigh

Graphic Designer Position
Job Title:

Graphic Designer (or Graphic Design & Communications Specialist)
Reports To:

Executive Director
Employment Type:

Part-Time, Remote-US-based, Flexible Hours
Position Overview
We are seeking a creative, mission-driven

Graphic Designer

to help us eliminate the digital divide. In this role, you will create compelling visual content that helps underserved youth, families, and communities gain access to essential technology, digital literacy, and resources.
Because this is a remote role with flexible hours, we are looking for a self-motivated individual who can balance independent project execution with collaborative, mission-driven teamwork. This position is ideal for an entry-to-mid-level designer looking to use their visual storytelling skills for immediate, tangible social impact.
Key Responsibilities
Digital Campaign Creation:

Design graphics for social media, email newsletters, website banners, and digital ads to raise awareness about digital equity.
Educational Content Design:

Create accessible, easy-to-understand infographics, user guides, and digital literacy resources for the communities we serve.
Fundraising & Advocacy Support:

Build visual assets for donation campaigns, grant proposals, annual reports, and corporate partnership decks.
Brand Stewardship:

Maintain a consistent, modern visual identity across all platforms that reflects our forward-looking tech mission.
Cross-Functional Collaboration:

Partner with program managers and community advocates to translate complex tech equity data into engaging visual stories.
Asset Management:

Organize and manage our digital asset library, including photography, icons, and templates.
Required Qualifications & Skills
Experience:

1–3 years of professional graphic design experience (internships, freelance, or nonprofit volunteer portfolios qualify).
Technical Software:

Proficiency in Adobe Creative Cloud (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign) and familiarity with collaborative tools like Figma or Canva.
Remote Autonomy:

Proven ability to manage your own schedule, meet deadlines independently, and communicate effectively across remote channels (Slack, Zoom, project boards).
Accessible Design Principles:

A strong understanding of clean layouts, typography, and accessibility standards (WCAG compliance for digital media is a major plus).
Passion for the Mission:

A genuine interest in technology equity, digital inclusion, and community empowerment.