What are the responsibilities and job description for the Social Media Coordinator (Volunteer) position at GAPS - Georgetown Area Parkinson's Support Group?
Organization Overview
Georgetown Area Parkinson's Support (GAPS) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to unite
individuals, families, care partners and professionals in the fight against Parkinson's disease and movement disorders. We envision a vibrant community that inspires hope, provides support and resources, and empowers those affected by Parkinson’s disease and other movement disorders. Since 2011, GAPS has served the local Georgetown, Texas Parkinson's and movement disorder community by offering education, emotional support, and community resources aimed at improving the quality of life for those living with Parkinson’s, their families and care partners.
Role Summary
The Volunteer Social Media Coordinator will develop and share engaging content across the organization’s social platforms to increase visibility, build community, and highlight programs and events. Responsibilities will include; creating and scheduling posts, monitoring comments and messages, responding to inquiries, and tracking engagement metrics. This role works closely with staff and leadership to ensure consistent branding and timely promotion of initiatives. Ideal candidates are creative, organized, and comfortable with platforms such as Facebook, NextDoor, and LinkedIn, with strong writing and graphic design skills preferred.
Key Responsibilities
1. Build and maintain a monthly content calendar (completed and approved at least 1 week
before the next month).
2. Draft posts, captions, and images for Facebook, Nextdoor, and LinkedIn.
3. Schedule posts in advance using approved tools.
4. Respond to comments/messages as needed.
5. Provide monthly engagement report to Communications Committee.
Qualifications
Social Media knowledge, Organizational Skills, Familiarity with Canva, Ability to follow approved timelines, strong written/verbal communication skills, Collaborative mindset, Commitment to GAPS’ mission and sensitivity to its audience and brand voice, Reliable internet access and computer skills
Time Commitment
1-2 hours per week, plus 2 additional hours during planning week.
Location
This role is fully remote, with the potential of a monthly or bi-monthly in person touch point meeting.
Support & Supervision
This role reports to the GAPS Communications Committee chair.
Benefits to Volunteer
You will gain experience in digital communications, marketing, and community engagement while building a professional portfolio of social media content and campaigns while making meaningful contributions to advancing GAPS’ mission and connecting with the community.