Hey,

Poor volunteers of all the global Wikipedia communities,

WMF in principle will allow you to have a staff to develop your Wikipedia for doing following work:

Act as a community liaison for the respective language community
Build institutional partnerships as outlined in the language area plans. This is a time consuming activity and is aimed at either one or all of these: cultivating new editors, creating content, content donation/re-release under CC-BY-SA 3.0/other libre licenses.
Constantly be in touch with the existing community over multiple channels (on-wiki, mailing list, IRC, over telephone, one on one meetings) to understand their needs and challenges and find ways of addressing them to the best possible extent.
Design and undertake outreach, if the community is unable to do it, to grow new editors.
Retaining new editors through editor engagement.
Help the community with necessary resources in executing projects. For instance, filing RTI or collecting relevant information that could benefit an existing on-wiki project
Providing Press, Media & Social Media visibility to the community and the projects.
Help support nurture projects that could be taken up by the community.
Introduce cross-community learning.
Help in organizing community events and meet-ups.
Technical support
Actively take part in creating resources for the community that could last beyond the CIS-A2K program
Any other need from a volunteer or community that could help in the growth of projects.

So, stop wasting your time volunteering and start applying for grants and jobs.

For more details, see:

Ravi