Become a Volunteer for U.S. Road To Recovery
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| Help us reach out, in your state, to colleagues within your company, industry, associations, chambers of
commerce, and trade organizations.
Since we can't be everywhere, you would be key to our community efforts to identify job creation needs,
potential corporate sponsors, entrepreneurs with a unique technology or a scable business, distressed
business situations, abandoned commercial real-estate, and even groups of semi-retired individuals
seeking to add their value to today's world.
This is an important role that doesn't require a full-time commitment just a strong belief in what we're
doing to improve the prospects and future livelihoods of hard working Americans.
To join our team, contact us. . . StateAdvocate@USRoadToRecovery.com
It could be the most rewarding decision you've ever made.
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Become a College Student Volunteer (Intern)
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| We're actively seeking 2,618 college student interns - 1 for each 4 year accredited College
& University in the U.S.. These are 90 day virtual internships - work from home or on campus.
And, this is your opportunityto gain private-sector experience - prospective employers say you
need before they'll consider you for a job - while making a social good difference.
If, you're currently enrolled as a college student (undergrad or graduate) in a degreed program,
have reviewed the Intern Application, and seek to demonstrate your value to this social good
endeavor, we invite you to apply.
Keep in mind, these are coveted intern positions. Others on your campus will be competing for
this unique opportunity too.
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College 'Interns' Application |
Become a Community Advocate
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| Help us build U.S. Road To Recovery awareness throughout your community - social or religious groups,
friends and family. Perhaps - among them is a struggling 'defied the downturn' entrepreneur who needs
help getting to the next level and we may be able to assist.
When you look around your community and discover someone you know is jobless because a company
or division closed down or there were massive budget cuts...these, in general terms, are the kinds of
things we need to know. Why? Because they may play a role in our analysis of what projects we pursue,
when, how much we need to invest, how many near term jobs might the project produce.
If this is something where you believe you could volunteer commit to on a part-time basis . . .we would
like to hear from you.
If you really want to make a positive difference, this is it! Contact us at. . .
CommunityAdvocate@USRoadToRecovery.com
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