A better future is possible. There are many opportunities to volunteer.
Join The Fashion Library Committee
Social Media Planner - Work with Fashion Library Founder to create social media content for @fashionlibrarync and a schedule to advertise the Fashion Library.
Fashion Buyer - Work with Fashion Library Founder to find locally and sustainably-made pieces to add to our library collection.
Location Finder - Work with Fashion Library Founder to find suitable locations around the Triangle to host the Fashion Library.
Circular Triangle is a 100% volunteer-led, grassroots organization. We focus on what we find inspiring. It’s a great place to meet like-minded people, find support for a big idea, and be encouraged by a community that believes in and actively works towards a better future.
Email us if you’re interested in any of the below opportunities and we’ll set up a time to chat!
Become a Clothing Swap Committee Member
Durham Clothing Swap Committee Member - Work with Circular Triangle Coordinator at clothing swaps currently hosted quarterly at DSSOLVR (plus some ad hoc swaps around town). Help with event setup and takedown, and orient attendees as they come in.
Time estimate: Up to 5 hours per quarterHillsborough Clothing Swap Committee Member - Work with Circular Triangle Coordinator to help with event setup and takedown, and orient attendees as they come in. Our Hillsborough swaps are scheduled occasionally at Volume Records and other local businesses.
Time estimate: Up to 5 hours per quarter
Lunch & Learn Committee Member
Work with Circular Triangle’s Volunteer Chair to identify speakers for our Lunch & Learn series, which currently takes place quarterly at Hi-Wire Brewing in Durham.
Attend the event and write a summary about the presentation to be shared via the Circular Triangle website and social media.
Time estimate: Up to 5 hours per quarter
Blog Writer
Write short-form articles (~200-500 words) about circular economy-related topics relevant to the Triangle community, such as local small business profiles, interviews of local experts, or introductions to trending topics.
Work with Circular Triangle’s Education Chair to first identify topics and then distribute the article to help communicate why these issues matter locally and/or how to take action.
Ideally, contribute multiple articles each year to be published on our website and shared via social media channels.
Time estimate: Up to 2 hours per month
Have an idea?
Bring us your ideas! Check out our Roadmap for inspiration on ways to move Circularity forward in our community and let us know what you’re passionate about!
Want to learn more?
Email CircularTriangleNC@gmail.com and our coordinator will be happy to set up a chat or answer any questions.
Check out our Events Page for opportunities to connect.