I'm an individual looking for a career change. I've got 16 years of experience in sales, inventory, labor, warehouse and territory management but would like to find a job working with local charities or campaigns helping poor and houseless individuals. I don't mind hard work and probably would be a good fit working in a food bank warehouse role and/or dealing with up front customer service. I'm flexible. I'm willing to work anywhere from 30-60hrs per week. I averaged 65 hours per week at my last job. I'm single so my schedule is open. What's most important to me is the impact I'll have on the community in my position. I'd like a spot where I can help improve the lives of people and conditions within the Tucson community. I'm educated in political science and business management but am willing to take on any role and do any job needed. It doesn't have to be a management or leadership role, I'm ok taking a lower level position as long as it helps the community. I'm flexible and could be available when needed. My only criteria is wanting to help those in need vs merely making a profit. A human based approach. I have controlled epilepsy so preferably it would be a position that didn't entail driving, although I'm fully licensed to drive and have travelled 4 million miles for my prior career. If you have something that fits please reply.
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