Social Media Manager

Tiny Hearts of America (THA) | Columbia, SC | Volunteer, unpaid | [Remote / Hybrid]

Time commitment: Flexible

Reports to: Executive Director

About THA

Tiny Hearts of America is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving children and families in South Carolina through child welfare, food security, and family support programs, including Tiny Tummies, Brighter Futures, Healing Hearts, Safe Haven Initiative, Community Care, and Tiny Hearts Essentials.

The Role

As a volunteer, you will tell THA’s story and keep us a familiar, trusted presence in the community. You will manage our social media channels, promote programs and events, and help drive volunteer sign-ups and donations.

Responsibilities

• Plan and manage a content calendar across THA’s social platforms
• Create and schedule posts, graphics, short video, and event promotions
• Promote programs, volunteer recruitment, fundraisers, and community events, including Giving Tuesday and Thanksgiving initiatives
• Photograph and document events, following THA’s consent and child-privacy standards
• Respond to comments and messages professionally and promptly
• Track engagement and report on what is working
• Coordinate with program staff, the Executive Director, and community partners to gather stories and updates
• Support fundraising campaigns, Givebutter links, and Community Connect QR codes

Qualifications

• Experience managing social media for a nonprofit, business, or community organization
• Strong writing and visual storytelling skills, with Canva or similar tools
• Understanding of the ethical handling of children’s images and client stories
• Reliable and organized, and able to cover some evenings and weekends for events
• Completion of a background check and THA’s child-protection training

Preferred: nonprofit or fundraising experience, photo and video editing, Spanish-language skills

What you gain

• A leadership role with real ownership of a growing nonprofit’s public voice
• A portfolio of community-focused work
• A certificate of service and a professional reference after [term]
• The chance to support children and families in your community