Volunteer Opportunities

Remote-Friendly Volunteer Roles

These are perfect for people who want to contribute from home, on their own schedule.

Content Reviewer – Help proofread articles, lesson content, or workbooks for clarity, grammar, and tone.

Digital Outreach Ambassador – Share EAPCS campaigns and articles on social media, forums, or blogs in ethical and thoughtful ways.

Mailing List Moderator – Assist in sorting, tagging, or responding to contact form entries and subscriber feedback.

Resource Curator – Find and suggest public domain or Creative Commons resources (quotes, images, data) that align with EAPCS teachings.

Ethical Scenario Contributor – Submit real-world moral dilemmas or examples for inclusion in quizzes or teachings.

Skills-Based Volunteer Roles

For individuals with specific skills who want to support EAPCS’s operational or creative efforts.

Graphic Designer – Help design downloadable resources, workbook layouts, infographics, or social media visuals using free tools.

Web Helper – Support page layout, content updates, or troubleshooting.

SEO/Content Assistant – Research keywords, suggest edits, and help optimize pages for discoverability without clickbait.

Grant Researcher – Help find ethical grant opportunities or assist with early-stage drafting of grant applications.

Video Editor or Voice Reader – Create short educational clips or narrate readings for accessibility.

For those who want to engage people, build awareness, or represent EAPCS in conversation.

Community Connector – Invite others to explore EAPCS teachings or host a casual virtual chat to discuss an article.

Local Liaison – Act as an EAPCS point of contact in your community or niche network (faith groups, homeschoolers, civic clubs).

Donor Thank-You Volunteer – Help send digital thank-you gifts or short notes of appreciation to supporters.

Ethical Alerts Watchdog – Flag news stories, legislation, or cultural trends that could be addressed through EAPCS analysis.

Values-in-Action Story Collector – Interview or gather short testimonials of people applying ethics and common sense in daily life.