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Ambassador Program

Thank you for your interest in joining the Partners in PROMISE Ambassador Program. We would love to have you join our team. Candidates will be selected from military installations across the country and overseas, representing all service branches. 

Please see the below Q&A about this program.

What is a PIP Ambassador?

Through advocacy and promotion, ambassadors help raise awareness about PiP and military children in special education. Ambassadors are an excellent way for passionate Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) and special education advocates with limited bandwidth to make a difference for our military children with disabilities.

What are the Key Roles of an Ambassador?

Ambassador roles will include educating, networking, collaborating, and fundraising with and on behalf of the PiP team. Ambassadors will receive exclusive special education advocacy training and the opportunity to represent the organization in their local communities.

Who Might be an Ideal Candidate for the Ambassador Program?

  • Military spouses, service members, or supporters of military children with special needs
  • Enthusiastic and dedicated supporters of PiP who are excited to share our story to help promote awareness of our mission.
  • Passionate about military special education and the EFMP program and are committed to keeping abreast of new, relevant issues that may impact the EFMP community.
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