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Become a Rachel’s Challenge Presenter 

Help us awaken hope, connection, and compassion in schools across the country.

Rachel’s Challenge is seeking Seasonal Presenters to deliver powerful, scripted presentations to students and communities—transforming lives through the message of kindness and resilience inspired by Rachel Joy Scott, the first victim of the Columbine tragedy.

This is more than a job—it’s a calling.

Notice: Thank you for your interest in becoming a Rachel’s Challenge presenter. At this time, we are not accepting new applications. We encourage you to check back soon or follow us for updates on future opportunities to join our mission.
Is this you?
  • You’re a natural storyteller with a strong presence.
  • You’re an excellent communicator and can engage educators and students alike!
  • You’re passionate about impacting youth in a meaningful way.
  • You’re comfortable being on the road for up to 25 days a month.
  • You can follow a script while staying genuine and connected.
  • You believe kindness has the power to save lives.
Requirements
  • Age 21+
  • Valid driver’s license, passport, car insurance
  • Proficient in tech and social media etiquette
  • Pass drug screening, background check, and driving record check
  • Available for mandatory training in Colorado
What to expect

This is a full-time, seasonal travel position. Presenters are primarily needed during our busiest times of the year—fall and spring—and typically travel 20–25 days per month. During this time, you’ll deliver 3–4 presentations per day, 4–5 days per week, to schools and community groups.

Competitive compensation starts at $4,000/month during your contracted season.

Please note: This is a seasonal role and not a long-term, full-time position. This position does not include benefits.

Application process

 

  1. Submit your resume + application 
  2. Upload a video of yourself sharing why you want to be a Rachel’s Challenge presenter (see below)
  3. Connect with our HR manager
  4. Interview and audition with our team – live or virtual
  5. Attend mandatory training in Centennial, CO the week of July 14th
  6. Application and Video deadline May 16th, 2025

STEP 1: Application

 

Rachel’s Challenge Is An Equal Opportunity Employer

Rachel’s Challenge does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, age, disability, genetic information, or any other status protected by law or regulation. It is our intention that all qualified applicants are given equal opportunity and that selection decision be based on job-related factors.

Notice: Thank you for your interest in becoming a Rachel’s Challenge presenter. At this time, we are not accepting new applications. We encourage you to check back soon or follow us for updates on future opportunities to join our mission.

Join the movement



Rachel’s Challenge has impacted over 35 million students, educators, and parents in 20,000+ schools. Presenters are the heart of our mission. If you’re ready to help build safer, more connected school cultures—we want to hear from you.

“You never know how far a little kindness can go.” – Rachel Joy Scott

STEP 2: Send us your video!

Upload a 1–2 minute video telling us why you’re inspired to become a Rachel’s Challenge presenter.

Get Involved

Make an Impact That Lasts

Whether you’re a school leader ready to bring Rachel’s Challenge to your district, or someone who believes in the power of compassion, we invite you to join the movement.

Make a Donation

Help Us Reach 
More Students

Your gift helps prevent bullying, violence, and self-harm in schools across the country. Every donation brings hope, healing, and a safer future for the next generation.

Book an Event

Bring Rachel’s Challenge to Your School

Host a digital or live Rachel’s Challenge program. Our assemblies and workshops equip your students and staff to foster kindness, prevent violence, and transform school culture; on day one.

Accept the Challenge

Start a Chain Reaction 
of Kindness

Students and parents play a powerful role in shaping school culture. Accept Rachel’s Challenge to choose compassion, uplift others, and lead your community by example.