Open Communications roles at foundations, corporate givers, and grantmaking organizations — collected weekly from funder career pages. Filter by location, seniority, and work style, and see each funder's giving profile alongside the role.
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Communications professional with experience translating complex biomedical or public-health research for corporate audiences, comfortable producing content across multiple formats and channels for large-scale institutional campaigns.
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Designer with experience creating materials for civic-rights or social-justice nonprofits, comfortable translating complex policy or advocacy narratives into accessible visuals, and skilled at working across print, digital, and event formats for both grassroots and institutional audiences.
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Communications leader with experience building brand strategy and messaging for mission-driven organizations at scale, comfortable translating complex philanthropic work into compelling narratives for diverse audiences including donors, grantees, and the public.
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A communications professional with experience promoting mental-health or LGBTQIA-focused nonprofits to local audiences, comfortable translating grant outcomes and funder priorities into compelling narratives for regional stakeholders.
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A web-design student or early-career designer comfortable translating higher-education fundraising priorities into digital experiences, ideally with portfolio work demonstrating clean design for nonprofit or institutional audiences.
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Undergraduate or recent graduate with strong writing and visual-storytelling skills, comfortable translating academic research and philosophical inquiry for general audiences, ideally with interest in science, religion, or human development topics.
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Someone comfortable translating a foundation's diverse giving—from major religious and higher-ed partners to local safety-net providers—into clear internal and external messaging, with interest in Utah's nonprofit landscape.
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Someone with experience building relationships between a major institutional funder and its core grantee partners—comfortable translating scholarly and leadership-development work for donors and community audiences, and skilled at managing communications across a single, deeply engaged philanthropic commitment.
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A communications strategist with experience translating evidence-based research or global-health data into compelling narratives for donors, policymakers, and the public; comfortable making complex cost-effectiveness arguments accessible.
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Undergraduate or recent graduate with strong writing skills and curiosity about workplace giving or global health communications, ready to support research and content development for a national funder moving the needle on employee philanthropy and vaccine confidence.
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Communications professional with experience managing external relations for a national democracy or civic-engagement funder; skilled at translating complex voting-rights and election-integrity work for diverse audiences while maintaining relationships with grantees, media, and policy stakeholders.
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Someone with experience producing community-facing events for nonprofits—fundraisers, volunteer drives, or food-distribution launches—who understands how to engage local donors and supporters while advancing food-security messaging in Hawaiʻi.
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A communications leader with experience building donor relationships and telling education-focused stories at a regional nonprofit, comfortable translating scholarship impact and Catholic values into compelling narratives for individual and institutional funders.
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A communications professional with experience promoting community foundations or local nonprofits in the Southwest, comfortable translating grantmaking priorities and donor impact into compelling stories for regional audiences.
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Producer with experience managing faith-based or religious media projects from concept through delivery, comfortable coordinating across broadcast, digital, and on-ground teams to serve both domestic and international audiences.
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An early-career communicator with interest in Jewish communal life or nonprofit marketing who can support social-media content, event promotion, and donor outreach for a $35M regional federation balancing education, security, and philanthropic engagement.
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Someone with strong visual storytelling skills and deep roots in rural Mountain West communities—ideally having documented nonprofit work, community development, or conservation efforts through photography in similar geographies.
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Graphic designer with experience translating complex safety science or technical research into clear visual narratives for diverse audiences—researchers, policymakers, and the public—and comfortable managing design production across print, digital, and interactive formats.
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A communications professional with experience amplifying outdoor conservation or sportsmen's advocacy messages to national audiences, comfortable working across habitat restoration, youth access, and policy advocacy initiatives.
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Conservation or environmental-policy communicator with experience translating climate science and water/air-quality research for diverse audiences; skilled at earned media, digital strategy, and stakeholder messaging across national campaigns.
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Recent graduate or early-career journalist with science-writing experience and interest in translating complex research for general audiences; comfort working within a foundation communications operation focused on a single cultural institution.
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Communications professional with experience telling stories about local food systems, disaster recovery, or affordable housing; comfortable translating foundation strategy into messaging for donors, grantees, and community stakeholders in a mid-sized regional funder.
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Someone with experience managing events and digital content for research institutions or science-focused nonprofits, comfortable translating complex biomedical work for diverse audiences and building engagement across grantee networks.
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Recent graduate or design student with a strong portfolio in digital and print design; comfortable translating data and program outcomes into compelling visuals for local nonprofit and community audiences.
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Someone with experience creating digital content for immigrant-serving or ethnic community organizations who can translate foundation messaging about economic security and youth development into compelling narratives for both Korean-American donors and general audiences.
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Someone with experience managing digital channels and content for a tech-focused institution or research nonprofit, comfortable translating complex AI and health-tech innovations for multiple audiences—students, donors, researchers, and the public.
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Communications professional with experience in grassroots or social-justice organizing, comfortable translating movement strategy into member-facing content and capable of building sustained engagement across a distributed regional base.
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Communications professional with experience managing digital platforms and content strategy for an educational or research institution, comfortable translating complex grant work—from civic infrastructure to digital-media research—into coherent narratives for trustees, academics, and local stakeholders.
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A communications and development leader with experience at small-to-mid-sized community foundations, comfortable building donor relationships in a affluent suburb while articulating how grants in human services, education, and arts expand opportunity for underserved residents.
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Communications professional with experience translating education-focused philanthropy into compelling narratives for internal stakeholders and grantee partners; comfortable working across early childhood through secondary education portfolios in a regional foundation context.