If you are looking for a profile to fit in I would say there is simple way to do that. Visit popular websites like monster, careers or other job sites and do a search for jobs that interests you and look what they look for and what you need to have to get that job. Making a list of what you can offer and what people have to offer will put you in a better position to assess yourself and your capabilities.

As for a winning resume – there are several sites if you search in google which offer you this – but my personal experience is quite a logical approach. the purpose of a cv is to get you an interview and not a job. People think its to get a job – no. A winning resume should get you an interview and you should get the job later. So keep this in mind when you write a resume. A resume should have your strenghts in terms of facts and figures since people find it easier to relate to figures than just simple list of duties and responsibilities.

For eg: If in sales you could write – sales increased by 25% and revenues thus up by a “x” amount.

That not only shows your capability but also interests recruiters and managers that if they hire you they save money for the company.

Hope this helps.

I would think being a part of Feed the children and Habitat for Humanity could get you into some sort of other field (along with your BA).
I would inflate that part of your resume and possibly cut back elsewhere.