
LOCAL
AmbassadorSHIP
Create, promote and host events local to you with the support of Sober Outdoors and Community Members

Ready to make an impact?
We're looking for passionate outdoor enthusiasts who want to make a difference in their local sober community! As a Sober Outdoors Ambassador, you'll lead fun, engaging outdoor events right in your area—helping folks in recovery find connection, purpose, and adventure in the great outdoors!
DENVER
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AUSTIN
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PORTLAND
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SAN DIEGO
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UTAH
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BOSTON
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DENVER | AUSTIN | PORTLAND | SAN DIEGO | UTAH | BOSTON |
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This isn't just any volunteer gig—it's a chance to support a purpose-driven organization dedicated to harnessing the healing power of nature for individuals overcoming substance use disorders. You're not just leading hikes or outings; you're actively changing lives, supporting recovery, and strengthening your sober community!
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Free Swag & Gear: Look good while doing good! Receive plenty of branded merch to wear and share.
Wilderness First Aid Certification: Gain valuable skills with free certification—we've got your back!
Fully Supported Events: We cover everything from event registrations (camping fees, zoo tickets, etc.) to essential gear, first aid kits, promo materials, and swag.
Marketing & Promotion: We handle all the heavy lifting—local advertising, targeted marketing, and event communications before, during, and after your event.
Flexibility & Fun: Events typically last 2-5 hours, with occasional overnight camping trips starting in your chapter’s second year. Scheduling is flexible—no need to host on holidays or long weekends, and we'll adjust if life throws you a curveball.
Financial Support: In some cases, we'll even cover your gas, meals, and any unexpected expenses. We want you to focus on the fun, not the funds.
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Host a minimum of 3 events per quarter (roughly 1 per month), with encouragement to host even more if you're feeling adventurous!
Promote your events and the mission of Sober Outdoors on social media and within your networks.
Commit to at least 4 months from May 1st through August 31st (with hopes you'll continue through winter).
Minimum of 6 months of sobriety from all mind-altering substances.
Some volunteer experience, particularly with events, preferred but not required.
General knowledge of local outdoor hikes, go-to national parks, etc., and other fun and engaging local events!
A positive, can-do, forward thinking, and open approach and attitude to not just sobriety but to life in general!
Must be 18 years old or older.
General knowledge of available treatment for SUD and local support groups like, but not limited to, AA, Recovery Dharma, SMART Recovery, etc.
Make a difference