Volunteering is the essence of 100 Women. From our Trustee Board, to our IT support, to our grant making team, our community of volunteers are the heart beat of our organisation. It’s a very enlightening experience seeing the passion, the energy and the commitment that our volunteers bring to 100 Women.
We tend to say that volunteering with us will require a few hours of your time a week at the most. Some weeks its none, others it might be more (ie supporting an event). But ultimately, you can decide how that looks. Our Volunteers help run our core operations including our Trustee Board, IT, Governance, Marketing, Events, HR, Membership, Finance, Grants Strategy, Grant Making and Sustainability.
If you are interested in volunteering, then please do get in touch – we would love to chat with you!
Please see below for any current volunteering or Board opportunities.
Social Media Marketing Officer
Open
We are looking for someone with graphic design and/or marketing experience to support our volunteer marketing team. This person loves to build creative assets and has strong writing skills. We are flexible with the amount of hours that you can provide towards this service. If you are interested in supporting us please contact Karen Brittain [email protected] with your resume.
Fundraising Specialist
Open
We are looking for an experienced fundraising officer that can harness and execute unique and innovative ideas for 100 Women's fundraising arm. As a small volunteer led charity, we believe that working collaboratively creates wonderful outcomes. If you can spare some time to join us in setting some new goals and opportunities in this space, we would love to hear from you!
Social Media Marketing Officer
Fundraising Specialist
If you are interested in volunteering with 100 Women, please contact us by email or via our contact form.
Postal Address:
100 Women Public Ancillary Fund
PO Box 7273
Karawara WA 6152
ABN: 83 800 305 880
Ready to Make a Difference?
Our definition of women includes transgender and cisgender, all those who experience or have experienced oppression as women, including non-binary and gender non-conforming people and all those who identify as women.
We would also like to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of this land, the Aboriginal and Torres Straight Island People. We would like to acknowledge their continued connection to this Country and recognise that their culture is alive, and their connections continue as they have before we were here, and will continue as one of the oldest cultures in the world.
We pay our respects to the Elders both past and present and their special place in the community together with the emerging youth coming through.
