English Speaking Fundraiser

Are you a natural talker who loves the energy of Bali's tourist hubs

ReForest Now is looking for a high-energy, confident local professional to join our fundraising team. We don't want a typical office worker; we want someone who thrives on the streets, knows how to strike up a genuine conversation with travelers, and cares deeply about forests. You will be the face of this mission on the streets of Bali. You aren't just asking for donations; you are inviting travelers to become partners in global restoration.

At ReForest Now, we don't just plant trees; we restore ecosystems. From our headquarters in Australia to our nursery in NSW and our vital conservation work in Sumatra's Gunung Leuser National Park, we are on a mission to combat illegal logging and protect endangered wildlife.

Are You the Right Fit

1. We are looking for someone who thrives on human connection and isn't afraid of a challenge.
2. You must be a fluent English speaker. Minimum B1 (Intermediate) CEFR level is required. If you aren't sure of your level, we recommend taking the free 90-minute EF SET.
3. You have experience in canvassing, street promotion, or face-to-face sales. You know how to handle no and stay motivated for the yes.
4. You are from or live in the Badung area and know the local scene like the back of your hand.
5. You are a team player, proactive, persuasive, and can also work independently.
6. Fresh graduates are welcome to apply.

Why Join Us

• 20 working days a month
• Work with a passionate team in an international environmental NGO
• Base salary + performance incentives that reward your hard work.
• The chance to represent a real cause by saving Indonesia's biodiversity.

How to Apply:

Email your CV directly to [Confidential Information] with the subject line: Fundraiser Applicant - [Your Name].

In the body of your email, provide the answer to the following question: What is the name of the ecosystem that serves as the only habitat for the Tapanuli orangutan and is facing significant forest degradation