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Employment Opportunities

Interns

WV-CAG is currently offering summer and fall internships. Hours and projects are flexible and there are opportunities to work from home. For more information, please call 346-5891 or e-mail linda@wvcag.org.

Volunteers

WV-CAG relies on volunteers to help us on many of our projects and campaigns. We have an urgent need for a volunteer to help with data entry. This job can be done from home or in our office. We also need volunteers to help with office work and member support. Hours and days are flexible. Please call us at 346-5891 or e-mail linda@wvcag.org.

Part-time Development Director - Container Recycling Institute

Small non-profit recycling advocacy group in Glastonbury, CT seeks part time experienced professional to lead the organization’s fundraising efforts. Major duties include preparing and executing annual tactical plan for fundraising, including identification of funding sources for grant funding and major gifts; developing projects suitable for grant funding and preparing grant applications; arranging Executive Director and board meetings with potential donors; semi-annual fund appeal mailing .

Skills Required: Demonstrated ability to meet revenue goals, work independently, communicate effectively (written and verbal), use marketing strategies to meet fundraising goals. Experience creating or improving development office systems, proficiency in MS Word, Excel, Power point, dedication to the organization’s mission. Grant writing experience required. Compensation range $25 -$30/hour.

Please submit cover letter and resume to careers@container-recycling.org.

Founded in 1991, the Container Recycling Institute is a nonprofit research and public education organization studying alternatives for reducing container and packaging waste. CRI compiles data on generation, recovery and disposal of beverage containers, researches container and packaging reuse and recycling options, and serves as the clearinghouse for information on beverage container deposit systems. CRI educates policy makers, government officials and the general public about the societal and environmental impacts of the production and disposal of one-way beverage containers.