[Hiring] Landowner and Farmer Outreach Organizer @Post University

Role Description

Community-service outreach for Hosanna High Natural Burial Project (Let's Be Trees), a 501(c)(3). The student helps locate land that could become a community-owned natural burial ground so funerals can stay affordable.

• Research and contact farmers, rural landowners, estate holders, and land-rich families who may consider donating acreage, a conservation-minded parcel, or a life-estate gift for a nonprofit community cemetery.
• Use approved talking points only. Explain the public benefit: a $100 membership community cemetery if land can be secured in that area. Do not negotiate legal terms, appraise land, or promise tax outcomes.
• Keep a shared land-lead log: owner or farm name, county, contact, date, interest level, and next step. Hand warm leads to the supervisor the same week.
• Where appropriate, ask county Farm Service Agency offices, farm bureaus, extension offices, and rural churches for public contact lists or bulletin-board permission.
• Attend the weekly virtual check-in and turn in hours plus a short activity note.
• Other community-service tasks consistent with land-for-cemetery outreach, as assigned.

Qualifications

• Current Post University student with a Federal Work-Study award.
• Reliable internet and email.
• Clear written and spoken English.
• Comfortable introducing a mission by email or phone.
• Respectful and patient manner with older landowners and farm families.
• Able to keep a simple lead log.
• Attend the weekly virtual check-in.

Requirements

• Interest in rural life, conservation, nonprofit work, human services, or communications.
• Prior volunteer or customer-service experience.
• Google Workspace.

Benefits

• Students will gain valuable experience related to their program of study.