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Hollaback! Online Auction, Items needed!

In April, we will be holding an online auction to help raise money for our efforts to end street harassment and we need your help to make it happen. To be successful we are going to need a variety of items donated.

Almost anything can be auctioned – a piece of art, jewelry, an autographed book, sports memorabilia, an autographed picture of someone famous, bottles of wine or liquor, services, gift baskets, gift certificates – nearly anything of value. Be creative! If you are a photographer donate an hour session to photograph children or pets. If you own a second home, offer a weekend getaway. If you’re a good cook, offer an individual cooking lesson. Try to think outside the box – you’d be surprised at the things that can be auctioned off! And remember – the value of the item donated is tax-deductible and if you own a business you can use the auction to promote your business while also supporting a great cause. A set minimum bid amount will be set for all items so please let us know what the approximate minimum value of all donations should be. An official donation solicitation can be provided if needed.

The deadline to submit items for the auction is February 29. If you have something you can donate or have any questions please send an email to Veronica Pinto, International Movement Coordinator, Veronica@ihollaback.org

 

Pro-bono Performance and Evaluation Specialist

Hollaback! is an international movement to end street harassment. We believe that everyone has a right to feel safe and confident without being objectified. Hollaback! was started in 2005 by a group of youth activists, and became a full-scale nonprofit in 2010.  Since then, the organization has grown to 44 cities, in 16 countries, in 9 different languages. We are currently seeking a pro-bono performance and evaluation specialist to advise the executive director on how to best measure the impact of our work.

Working closely with the executive director, you will:

• Create logic models for organization and program;
• Review best practices for measuring impact in the areas of awareness-building, advocacy, policy, and leadership, and make recommendations for organization metrics based on organizational goals and capacity.

In addition, we are interested in thinking creatively about our impact.  As a component of this, you will work with the executive director to analyze Hollaback!’s impact through the prevalence and ratios of hate v. love mail incoming to the organization and in the comments sections of articles written about the organization.  If successful, the executive director is seeking to co-author this case study with the pro-bono performance and evaluation specialist.

To apply, please send a email expressing your interest and a to Emily May, Executive Director, Emily@ihollaback.org.

 

Pro-bono Salesforce Trainer

Hollaback! is an international movement to end street harassment. We believe that everyone has a right to feel safe and confident without being objectified. Hollaback! was started in 2005 by a group of youth activists, and became a full-scale nonprofit in 2010. Since then, the organization has grown to 44 cities, in 16 countries, in 9 different languages. We are currently seeking a pro-bono Salesforce expert to teach our staff how to use Sales force to best suit our nonprofit needs. This includes but is not limited to:

• Creating and tracking campaigns
• Running campaign reports
• Creating queries
• Running donor reports
• Identify individual donor trends
• Using communication features, including templates, mass e-mail, etc.
• Creating and using dashboards
• Using personal set-up options
• Finding and deleting duplicate records
• Using ‘events’ feature for upcoming events

Working closely with the international movement coordinator, we anticipate the hourly commitment to be 5 to 10 hours a month.

To apply, please send an email expressing your interest to Veronica Pinto, International Movement Coordinator, Veronica@ihollaback.org