That sister-in-law of mine kept her resume going by working part time for non-profits at a high level. She wrote grants, put together events, solicited donations, and managed other volunteers. She did not make much money (sometimes none), but it was better on the resume and built more high level connections than working the grocery store.
I think there are a lot of opportunities like that around here. I did begin learning grant writing when I worked at the City and would have liked to become more proficient.
I very good friend of ours is the Chief Volunteer at Trinity Moscow Food Pantry, if you are interested in what they are doing. Shoot me an email if you want to connect with her.
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