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VOLUNTEERING
"If you wish to serve God in this ministry of Catholic Radio, consider the following opportunities. Read carefully and choose the position that best suits you."
Positions
Office Assistant
Call center:
Ambassador
Description
If you are passionate about customer service and know how to use a computer, this office assistant volunteer position is for you.
Selection requirements:
Availability from Monday to Friday.
Database maintenance.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office.
Feel comfortable making calls to donors.
The volunteer has the following duties:
Respect and take care of the material resources that the organization makes available to you.
To actively support the organization, to the best of their ability and willingness, by participating and collaborating with it, as well as with all its members, whether they are professionals or volunteers.
Maintain, where appropriate, confidentiality of the information received and learned in the course of your voluntary activity.
If you are passionate about customer service and know how to use a computer, this office assistant volunteer position is for you.
Selection requirements:
Availability during the Radiothon days.
Database maintenance.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office.
Feel comfortable making calls to donors.
The volunteer has the following duties:
Where possible, fulfill the commitments made in an agreement between the organization and the volunteer, respecting its aims and regulations.
Actively participate in the organization.
Act diligently and with solidarity.
Respect and take care of the material resources that the organization makes available to you.
To actively support the organization, to the best of their ability and willingness, by participating and collaborating with it, as well as with all its members, whether they are professionals or volunteers.
Maintain , where appropriate, confidentiality of the information received and learned in the course of your voluntary activity.
What is an Ambassador? The Ambassador makes sure that everyone in their parish or school is aware of the radio and of the various ways to tune in. What is the commitment? The average time dedicated is about 50 hours a year. The minimum commitment includes: Keeping Radio Santísimo Sacramento materials available at the parish and placing orders with the Coordinator when supplies run low. Taking part in parish events with a table to offer marketing materials. Visiting catechists or RCIA instructors. Sending, when requested, items to include in the parish bulletin or the parent newsletter. Setting up an information table at the parish ministry fair (promotional materials are provided). Promoting the radio retreat by sharing the message from the pulpit and offering information after Mass on occasional Sundays (promotional materials are provided).
Apostolate of the Laity, Vatican II:
All Christians have the noble obligation to bring salvation to the world.
The Holy Spirit, and the Church, urge everyone to proclaim the Gospel in any way, including the use of modern media.
“Modern means of social communication are indispensable for evangelization and the edification of the minds and hearts of the faithful… Effective support should be given to good radio and television programs, especially those directed toward families. Catholic programs should be promoted so that those who receive them can learn about the life of the Church and the truths of the faith. An effort should also be made to start Catholic radio stations.”
Decree on the Means of Social Communication, Second Vatican Council
“For the new evangelization to be effective… knowledge and use of the media… are indispensable. The Church must join forces to acquire and manage new transmitters and TV and radio networks.”