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  1. 10. Sept., 18:22

    Hi @Sean Coffron

     

     You can start by looking for opportunities through Salesforce Trailblazer Community Groups, especially local Nonprofit/Education groups, and Salesforce’s Volunteer Your Salesforce Expertise resources. Salesforce also has guidance on finding pro-bono projects through organizations such as Catchafire and other volunteer networks. 

    In parallel, I’d recommend building 2–3 small projects in a Trailhead Playground/Developer Org—such as a Help Desk, Sales Pipeline, or Nonprofit CRM—and adding them to your resume/portfolio. This gives you something concrete to discuss in interviews. 

    The key is to combine certification + hands-on projects + community/networking rather than waiting for your first job to gain experience.  

     

    https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/trails/volunteer-your-salesforce-expertise?utm

     

    If this helps, please consider marking the answer as Accepted Answer so other beginners with the same question can find it easily. 

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