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Digital Organizer (Contract)

Location: Remote (U.S.-based), with occasional travel
Commitment: Independent contractor, ~20 hours/week (more during major campaigns), up to one-year contract with potential to extend or move into a full-time role
Reports to: Senior Director of Communications

About Toxic-Free Future

Toxic-Free Future (TFF) is a national leader in environmental health research and advocacy. We use science, education, and activism to win strong laws and push companies to protect people and the planet from toxic chemicals and harmful plastics.

About the Role

We’re looking for a Digital Organizer who can turn online attention into action. Someone who sees a creator’s post, a trending conversation, or a new piece of research and knows how to convert it into petition signatures, email sign-ups, donations, and pressure on decision-makers.

A big part of this role is our national influencer campaign, which connects toxic chemical exposure to chronic diseases like cancer, reproductive and developmental disorders, and Parkinson’s. You’ll work alongside the Senior Communications Consultant who leads it, making sure the people creators reach become supporters who stick around and take action.

Some of What You’ll Do

Turn influence into action

  • Work with the influencer team to plan how each creator push turns viewers into email sign-ups, petition signers, and long-term supporters.
  • Activate trusted voices already connected to TFF to get their audiences engaged.
  • Find and build relationships with new creators, health experts, and advocates who can bring TFF to different audiences.
  • Give partners messaging, content, and resources to amplify our campaigns and research.
  • Track how influencer-driven supporters move from personal action to policy advocacy.

Grow and mobilize our audience

  • Build and implement social strategies that grow TFF’s audience and move people up the ladder of engagement: email sign-ups, advocacy actions, and donations.
  • Set up and run petitions and action campaigns, including source tagging, supporter data, and reporting on new names.
  • Partner with program, organizing, and development colleagues to bring social into petitions, public comments, corporate campaigns, events, and fundraising appeals.
  • Spot cross-promotion opportunities with partner organizations and allied voices, especially those working on Washington state policy.
  • Run lean, cost-effective paid social when budget allows.

Create and collaborate

  • Dig into work across our teams to find stories, voices, and visuals worth sharing.
  • Follow conversations, trends, and emerging voices across our issues, and engage where it grows TFF’s reach.
  • Respond to messages in TFF’s voice, and keep that voice consistent across platforms.
  • Make sure content is accurate, accessible (captions, alt text), and inclusive.

Measure what’s working

  • Set goals with the Senior Director of Communications and define priorities and deliverables for the national influencer campaign with the Senior Communications Consultant. Track reach, audience growth, engagement, web traffic, sign-ups, actions, and donations.
  • Share regular reports with clear recommendations.
  • Test formats, messaging, calls to action, platforms, and tools (including AI-assisted ones) to see what gets people to act.

You Might Be a Fit If You…

  • Have 3+ years of experience in social media, digital communications, or digital organizing.
  • Have used social to drive outcomes like supporter acquisition, advocacy actions, or fundraising, not just engagement.
  • Have managed organizational social accounts across multiple platforms.
  • Write clearly and can make complex science accessible without losing accuracy.
  • Can create visual and short-form video content, and know your way around tools like Canva, Adobe Creative Suite, social management platforms, and Google Analytics.
  • Can keep a steady publishing schedule running alongside longer-term campaigns.
  • Move quickly when news breaks without losing judgment.
  • Work well independently and remotely, and can be around for team check-ins and time-sensitive moments.
  • Care about protecting people’s health from toxic chemicals and harmful plastics.

Bonus Points If You…

  • Have worked at a nonprofit, advocacy, public health, environmental, or other mission-driven organization.
  • Have developed influencer or creator partnerships.
  • Have run paid social campaigns on a tight budget.
  • Know environmental health, chemicals policy, consumer products, or environmental justice.
  • Are connected to national or Washington state environmental or advocacy networks.

What We Offer

  • Remote work on a schedule you set, around agreed meetings and deadlines.
  • A central role in a national campaign linking toxic chemicals to chronic disease.
  • Close collaboration with TFF’s policy, science, communications, and organizing teams.
  • A path to extend the contract or move into a full-time role.

How to Apply

Send your resume and cover letter to [email protected]. Please include examples or a portfolio of social work that grew or engaged an audience.