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The Campus Ambassador will host public events, run social media campaigns, and build relationships with campus partners to promote the Foundation's mission. They act as the primary liaison between the organization and their campus community while submitting regular impact reports.
Organization The Humane Choices Foundation Toronto, Ontario, Canada humanechoice.org
Position Title Campus Ambassador — Volunteer
Type Volunteer | Part-Time | Remote + On-Campus
Location Canada
Commitment 5–15 hours per month during active campaign periods
The Humane Choices Foundation is a 100% volunteer-driven Canadian nonprofit based in Toronto, Ontario. Our mission is to reduce the suffering of farm animals, protect our oceans from exploitation, and address the environmental harm caused by industrial animal agriculture — through education, advocacy, and meaningful community action.
We are not a single-issue organization. Our work sits at the intersection of animal welfare, ocean protection, environmental justice, public health, and food systems policy. We educate. We advocate. We hold powerful institutions accountable. And we support the farmers and communities ready to do things differently.
Industrial animal agriculture is not just an animal welfare problem. It is a climate problem, a public health problem, a food security problem, and a policy problem — and we address it on every front.
The Humane Choices Campus Ambassador Program is building a national network of student leaders who turn their campuses into hubs for food systems education, animal welfare awareness, and environmental advocacy.
This is not a passive volunteer role. Ambassadors are the public face of the Foundation on their campus. You will host events, run campaigns, build relationships with campus partners, and report your impact back to our External Relations team each semester.
In return, you get real advocacy experience, a verified credential, mentorship from food systems and environmental professionals-plus a direct line into Ontario's professional NGO and environmental network.
If you want to do something meaningful with your time on campus and build a portfolio of real-world impact, this is it!
Host or co-host at least one public campus event per semester — documentary screening, food tasting, panel discussion, educational workshop or general awareness.
Run at least one social media awareness campaign per semester on behalf of the Foundation
Connect with at least one campus partner each semester — sustainability office, student union, faculty member, or aligned club
Act as the primary liaison between the Foundation and your campus community
Submit a mid-semester check-in and an end-of-semester impact report to the External Relations Manager on what's been accomplished
Represent the Foundation with professionalism, accuracy, and compassion in all public-facing activities
Official Humane Choices Campus Ambassador title and digital credential
Comprehensive digital toolkit — data-driven briefings, campaign templates, event planning guides, social media assets, and brand materials
Direct mentorship from the External Relations Manager
Named recognition on the Foundation's website and social channels
Reference letter from Foundation leadership upon successful completion of one full semester
Access to the Foundation's growing national ambassador network
Invitation to annual Humane Choices Virtual Student Summit (Year 1 goal)
Potential podcast guest appearances as the program develops further
You do not need to be a lifelong animal rights activist. You need to be curious, organized, and genuinely motivated to create change. The best candidates are students already engaged in sustainability, food policy, environmental science, animal science, public health, or social justice — and who want a meaningful way to apply that interest beyond the classroom.
You are a strong fit if you:
Are currently enrolled at a Canadian university or college with at least one full academic year remaining
Have a demonstrated interest in food systems, sustainability, farming, animal welfare, ocean sustainability or environmental advocacy
Are organized, reliable, and comfortable communicating professionally
Can commit 3–5 hours per month during active campaign periods
Are comfortable hosting or co-hosting campus awareness events
Want real advocacy experience that goes beyond club membership
Bonus if you have:
Previous experience in student government, clubs, or advocacy campaigns
Social media content creation or event planning experience
Background in agriculture, veterinary science, environmental studies, or public health
Bilingual ability in French and English
Existing connections to your campus sustainability office, student union, or relevant faculty
Everything we do is guided by Compassion, Honesty, Courage, Collaboration, Hope, and Transparency. We expect our ambassadors to embody these values in how they show up on campus and how they represent the Foundation publicly.
Complete the application through this posting. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. Shortlisted candidates will be invited to a 15-minute introductory call with our External Relations Manager.
We welcome applications from students at universities and colleges across Canada, and we are also open to engaging students from higher education institutions around the world.
Questions? Email info@humanechoice.org with the subject line: Campus Ambassador Inquiry.
The Humane Choices Foundation is a volunteer-led organization committed to building a food system that works for animals, for people, and for the planet.5
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