YouTube Video Editor (Nonprofit Storytelling)

We are seeking a volunteer video editor to help create thoughtful, engaging YouTube content for a growing nonprofit presence.

This role focuses on editing long-form YouTube videos that bring real stories and meaningful topics to life in a way that holds attention and connects with viewers.

You’ll be working with existing content, direction, and ideas, helping shape them into videos that are clear, structured, and engaging from start to finish.

What You’ll Do

  • Edit long-form YouTube videos
  • Shape content for clarity, pacing, and viewer engagement
  • Add basic transitions, text, and audio balancing
  • Help bring structure and flow to raw footage or ideas

What We’re Looking For

  • Experience editing videos for YouTube or similar platforms
  • Understanding of pacing and storytelling
  • Ability to take direction and work independently
  • Interest in meaningful, mission-driven content

Commitment

This is a flexible volunteer opportunity with the potential for ongoing collaboration. We are looking for someone who enjoys editing and wants to contribute to content that has purpose and impact.

Impact

This role helps create space for deeper storytelling, allowing important messages to reach and resonate with a wider audience.

How to Apply

Please send:

  • Examples of YouTube or video editing work (if available)
  • A short introduction
  • Any relevant experience or interest in this type of content
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