Ayesha Amsa

Communications and Fundraising Assistant at Coalition for Smarter Growth
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(386) 825-5501
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College Park, Maryland, United States, US

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Credentials

  • Mental Health First Aid Certification
    National Council for Behavioral Health
    Nov, 2018
    - Nov, 2024

Experience

    • United States
    • Public Policy
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Communications and Fundraising Assistant
      • May 2021 - Present

    • United States
    • Civic and Social Organizations
    • Treasurer
      • Jun 2020 - Present

      - Develop a plan to increase CHUM membership and created promotional material to advertise CHUM and educate prospective members- Create a long-term plan to stabilize CHUM finances and management to enable loan acquisition- Revamp finances to improve funding sources and accounting practices, netting 47% increase in CHUM revenue- Schedule house tours, negotiated with landlords, and oversaw all the financial aspects of renting CHUM houses- Plan and execute innovative fundraising initiatives

    • United States
    • Political Organizations
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Digital Commications Intern
      • Feb 2020 - May 2021

    • United States
    • Non-profit Organizations
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Development Intern
      • Sep 2020 - Dec 2020

      - Researched grant opportunities and develop an outreach/request for proposal’s calendar for new opportunities- Take minutes at fundraising calls with Development team and log into SalesForce - Maintain regular contact with donors by sending development update emails and donor acknowledgement letters- Develop messaging and create graphics for the End of Year Giving Campaign- Attend meetings and briefings related to antihunger policy and share insights with Hunger Center staff - Researched grant opportunities and develop an outreach/request for proposal’s calendar for new opportunities- Take minutes at fundraising calls with Development team and log into SalesForce - Maintain regular contact with donors by sending development update emails and donor acknowledgement letters- Develop messaging and create graphics for the End of Year Giving Campaign- Attend meetings and briefings related to antihunger policy and share insights with Hunger Center staff

    • Grassroots Advocacy and Research Intern
      • Sep 2019 - Aug 2020

      Grassroots Advocacy- Conducted rapid response research in an expansive Congress Directory to enable grassroots advocates to participate in timely action alerts- Powermapped and supported outreach to potential USCPR allied organizations and individuals in organizations, resulting in 20+ of endorsements for USCPR campaign “Freedom Is The Future”- Led the onboarding of youth grassroots advocates and kept them appropriately informed about the status of campaigns and their roles and coordinate between advocates across various cities- Identified advocacy opportunities in Congressional districts such as town halls and public events and activated local organizers through email blasts and one-to-one supportCommunications & Research- Supported various communications aspects of managing campaigns including creating messaging points and editing op-eds to connect COVID-19 to #FreeThemAll in the US to Palestine and Black Lives Matter - Supported in-district grassroots advocacy efforts by toolkits and other resources for several USCPR campaigns, including leading drafting of a 22-page toolkit to guide grassroots advocacy across basebuilding through education, digital organizing, and direct action strategies to impact Congress- Summarized policy briefings on US policy towards Palestine/Israel into memos for our grassroots organizers and policy partners- Researched, edited, and facilitated advocacy trainings and cross-movement convenings- Assisted staff in preparing for, attending, and summarizing Capitol Hill meetings

    • Volunteer
      • May 2019 - Apr 2020

    • United States
    • Research
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Office Assistant
      • Oct 2018 - Jan 2020

      - Create and update content for multiple communication channels, including the LSC website, social media, and email newsletters- Assist LSC staff with logistics for LSC events, including Language Science Lunch Talks, Winter Storm, Language Science Day, and outreach events- Provide event support, including processing reservations, swipe access, and setup/cleanup - Create and update content for multiple communication channels, including the LSC website, social media, and email newsletters- Assist LSC staff with logistics for LSC events, including Language Science Lunch Talks, Winter Storm, Language Science Day, and outreach events- Provide event support, including processing reservations, swipe access, and setup/cleanup

    • Communications Chair
      • Jun 2018 - Jul 2019

      - Created and promoted a mental health awareness campaign, hosting six awareness events on the lack of resources for students struggling with mental illness- Created targeted social media content about trending social issues, increasing follower count and reaching different parts of the UMD student body- Managed Twitter and Facebook accounts to promote SPARC events and keep the campus community updated on mental health-related issues- Increased social media following and engagement by 50%.

    • International Studies Colloquium Representative
      • Sep 2017 - May 2018

      - Served as a liaison between the SPARC Executive Board and the International Studies program and community

    • United States
    • Government Relations
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Diversity and Inclusion Committee
      • Aug 2018 - May 2019

      - Edited legislation to make UMD more inclusive and safe for marginalized students including F18-11-14B and F18-11-14C, establishing a formal Womxn’s and Black caucus, respectively- Promoted dialogue and initiatives that educated people about the importance of diversity- Served as a liaison between the committee and various student organizations representing marginalized communities on campus. - Edited legislation to make UMD more inclusive and safe for marginalized students including F18-11-14B and F18-11-14C, establishing a formal Womxn’s and Black caucus, respectively- Promoted dialogue and initiatives that educated people about the importance of diversity- Served as a liaison between the committee and various student organizations representing marginalized communities on campus.

Education

  • University of Maryland
    Bachelor of Arts - BA, Public Policy
    2017 - 2021

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