Army Pink: Pathway to Freedom (LA Pilot – Transportation Outreach)

Volunteer Listing – Army Pink: Pathway to Freedom (LA Pilot – Transportation Outreach)

Title: Volunteer – Transportation Partnership Coordinator

Location: Remote / Los Angeles

About the Role:

Army Pink: Pathway to Freedom is a survivor-led nonprofit that helps survivors of domestic abuse take the first step to safety: a safe ride to a new beginning. We are launching a pilot program in Los Angeles and need a volunteer to help secure initial transportation partnerships.

Role Overview:

As a Transportation Partnership Coordinator, you will research potential transportation providers, reach out to them, and help lay the groundwork for safe rides for survivors. Your work will be a key step in launching our LA pilot.

Core Responsibilities (Single Volunteer Scope):

• Research and compile a list of potential transportation partners: local taxi companies, shuttle or van services, and fleet operators.
• Conduct initial outreach via email or phone to gauge interest in partnerships.
• Maintain a simple tracking spreadsheet of contacts, outreach attempts, and responses.
• Provide a summary report with partner leads and next recommended steps for the Army Pink team.

Skills & Qualifications:

• Strong communication skills (email and phone outreach).
• Organization and attention to detail for managing contact lists.
• Comfortable with research, persistence, and follow-up.
• Experience in business development, nonprofit partnerships, or outreach is a plus.
• Knowledge of transportation or logistics providers is helpful but not required.

Time Commitment:

• Short-term project: 2–12 weeks.
• 3–5 hours per week.
• Remote volunteer work.

Impact:

Your work directly helps survivors access life-saving rides, ensuring they can leave unsafe situations safely and with dignity.