Associate Team Member

Like street team members, Associate Team Members engage the public in brief friendly discussions, providing information about local and national organizations helping kids in America, and facilitating a connection between any interested person and the organization(s) that person may wish to support. Associate Team Members also provide information about Caring Pals USA. Unlike street team members, Associate Team Members do not have sponsors, and do not report to any specific location, but, rather, work from home, in their neighborhoods, at school, or at their place of employment, and often utilize door-to-door campaigns, online message boards, and school or workplace bulletin boards to attract the attention of the public.

Any person 18 years of age or older who possesses a valid government-issued photo-ID and a social security number may apply to be an Associate Street team Member. All applicants must submit a passport-style photo of themselves, and a copy of their government-issued ID. All applicants must have access to the internet on a daily basis.

To apply to be an Associate Team Member, any eligible adult may complete and submit our online application, and a photograph. We will contact the applicant within 48 hours. Background checks are conducted. And accepted applicants will begin a free five-day online training course, concluding with a brief online test. Those whom fail, may re-apply. Those who pass will receive a Caring Pals Associate Team Member Kit, ID card and number, and online user ID and password in the mail within 5 business days. A secure webpage for submission of reports will be set up for each Associate Team Member. Because Associate Team Members are not sponsored, uniforms are not provided, nor required. Associate Team members may purchase caps, bags, and shirts displaying their name and the Caring Pals USA name and logo if they so choose.

Associate Members must submit thrice a week online reports to remain active. By doing so, Associate Team Members may remain such indefinitely.

The primary benefit is the satisfaction gained from the knowldge that you alone, as an Associate Team Member, will, on average, each hour of your activities on behalf of needy kids in America will result in almost two hundred dollars for the organizations helping them. Secondary benefits include: excellent public speaking and marketing experience; good compensation; setting your own hours and place of work; and a fun job (albeit challenging). Associate Team Members are compensated on a bonus-system, receiving a set monetary reward for each individual they sign on as a member of Caring Pals USA and/or a donor to any organization promoted by Caring Pals USA (funding comes from contributions made solely for this purpose by various businesses and individuals), and Associate Team Members can expect to earn more than five hundred dollars per week.