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I am writing you today to enthusiastically express my interest in the Volunteer Coordinator position at The Salvation Army of Wake County. My interdisciplinary background in public health services and community outreach has provided me with a broad set of skills that are applicable to the role of the Volunteer Coordinator.

My strong customer service and communication skills have been demonstrated through my current Client Services Coordinator role. I currently serve as the first point of contact and administrative support for our performance center. In addition, I consistently meet demanding deadlines in order to support my marketing team with blog posts, newsletter, and creating marketing materials for the performance center.

I am able

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