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We Have 2 HIGH Priority Volunteer Roles Available

WSCA-LP, Portsmouth Community Radio is looking for a volunteer to oversee our underwriters and donors.(1)

Job responsibilities and duties:

Maintain the existing record of underwriters and donors with the following:

1. Name of organization
2. Contact information
3. Description of contributions
4. Payment plan and payments made

Maintain records of payment (coordinate with WSCA Treasurer)

Ensure that underwriters/donors have each of the following: 

1. Logo on all WSCA media
2. Plaque on studio wall
3. On-air recorded promo

Contact quarterly (in-person or by phone, not by text/email etc.) underwriters/donors to ensure satisfaction and continued support of WSCA-LP

Job skills:

The job does require excellent phone skills.

The job does require a thorough understanding of WSCA and the benefits of being an underwriter/donor. This information will be presented to you by a WSCA Board of Trustees member. 

This job does not require that you find new underwriters/donors, optionally you could add that to the list of responsibilities and duties if it appeals to you.

Estimated time required: 2–4 hours per week, year-round

If interested, contact Board of Trustees member Robert Schneider at robertschneider214@gmail.com or 603-970-1882

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Event Night Coverage (Button Factory Stage)

We are looking for volunteers who can help open the station on event nights at 5:30 PM for bands performing on the Button Factory Stage.

This includes:

• Greeting the bands when they arrive
• Showing them the stage, mixing board (no operation required), bathrooms, and green room
• Helping them get oriented in the space

The stage manager or other volunteer will arrive by 7:00 PM to take over the rest of the evening.

What We’re Looking For

• a friendly and confident communicator
• a person comfortable working with musicians, performers, and the public
• someone who is organized and reliable
• someone who is able to stay calm and helpful in busy, live-event environments
• a person with a passion for live music, community radio, and local art
• email:  booking@wscafm.org with questions

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By giving your time to WSCA, you make more than one event or program possible. You make it possible for people to find a space they belong, an outlet for their creativity, or just something new. Accessible means something special here. It doesn’t just mean that wheelchairs are able to come into the facility. It doesn’t just mean it is a recovery friendly space. It doesn’t just mean it’s inclusive and visibly, ardently non-discriminatory. It doesn’t just mean it’s low-cost. At WSCA, accessibility is the bridge between the community and the individual. It is a place where an individual can come to express themselves uniquely and creatively, and be embraced by a community who values what they do. You are both an individual and part of a whole. 

This type of outlet doesn’t exist anywhere else in the Seacoast. Being part of WSCA is being part of one of the last remaining underground, indie, weird, and special artist collectives in the greater Portsmouth area. You keep art alive for beginners all the way through veteran performers!

When you volunteer at WSCA, you have a voice in the direction of the organization. Its programming and events are influenced by your thoughts, opinions, insights, and personal passions. By giving your time to WSCA, you are enriching your life and the lives of others. You have come to a community where you can see yourself. Now, your role is to help others see themselves through the incredible music, performance, education, and art that WSCA has to offer.