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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Someone who has pitched complex, technical research—AI policy, biosecurity, or global health—to mainstream media outlets and understands how to translate rigorous empirical work for broad audiences without oversimplifying.
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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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Communications leader with experience translating complex financial or policy concepts for institutional and individual audiences, comfortable positioning a funder's work across economic opportunity, climate, and health sectors to build credibility with both investors and nonprofits.
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Communications professional with experience promoting protected-area initiatives or regional conservation landscapes, comfortable translating complex ecosystem work for diverse public audiences and coordinating messaging across government, NGO, and community partners.
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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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Communications leader with experience stewarding major donors to health or children's causes, comfortable translating clinical research and care-delivery innovation into compelling funding narratives for a sophisticated regional donor base.
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A communications professional with experience translating mobility or disability-services research into compelling narratives for mixed audiences—funders, charities, policymakers—and comfortable amplifying outcomes from applied-research grants and community transport initiatives.
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A current college student or recent graduate with interest in golf and demonstrated writing or social-media skills, comfortable helping craft messaging for youth development and sports-access initiatives across both local Augusta programs and national golf organizations.
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Someone with 10+ years in higher-ed or workforce-development communications who has shaped public narrative around access and completion, managed cross-sector partnerships, and can translate complex postsecondary policy into compelling messaging for trustees, grantees, and policymakers.
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Communications professional with experience amplifying humanitarian or refugee-focused narratives across regional media and digital platforms, comfortable translating complex displacement issues for diverse stakeholder audiences in the Middle East.
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Visual communicator experienced designing for large media or technology companies who understands how to translate complex corporate-philanthropic initiatives into compelling, cohesive brand narratives across multiple markets and stakeholder audiences.
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Someone with deep experience editing health-policy or health-systems content for lay audiences, comfortable synthesizing complex data into accessible narratives that serve California's health equity and affordability agenda.
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A social media strategist with experience amplifying healthcare institutions' research breakthroughs and donor impact stories across multiple platforms, comfortable translating complex medical advances for general audiences.
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Marketing or communications leader with experience amplifying donor engagement and major-gift campaigns for collegiate athletics or higher-education fundraising, comfortable managing integrated campaigns across traditional and digital channels at a local/regional scale.
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Program officer or communications professional with experience documenting nonprofit outcomes in racial justice, environmental, or economic-equity work, comfortable translating complex grantee impact into compelling narratives for diverse audiences.
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Someone with experience managing fundraising or donor-engagement events for a regional food-security or social-services nonprofit, comfortable coordinating logistics and volunteer recruitment across multiple venues in a tight-knit community.
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Communications or organizing professional with experience amplifying worker voices or labor campaigns in regional media landscapes; comfortable translating policy into accessible messaging and supporting field-based advocacy teams.
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Communications professional with experience translating academic research, faculty initiatives, or student-led programs for internal and external audiences; comfortable articulating how university-funded work addresses health disparities and community engagement in D.C. and the broader Americas.
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Someone with communications experience in food security or nonprofit hunger relief who can manage social media, donor newsletters, and event promotion for a large local food bank serving a diverse community across Palm Beach County.
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Communications professional with experience translating research and policy work into accessible messaging for diverse audiences—practitioners, policymakers, academics—and comfortable building engagement strategies around evidence-based interventions and behavioral or infrastructure solutions.
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Designer comfortable translating a funder's environmental and community-development mission into intuitive digital experiences for diverse U.S. donors and stakeholders, with portfolio work showing accessible, mission-driven web design.
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Customer-service professional or nonprofit fundraising associate comfortable fielding donor inquiries, processing gifts, and representing a faith-based organization's mission to callers in a warm, organized manner.
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A communications professional with experience translating hospital-system or health-equity research into policy narratives, comfortable pitching to media and stakeholder audiences at the national level.
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A multimedia producer or communications coordinator with experience managing video, photography, and digital-asset workflows for community-focused nonprofits or foundations, comfortable translating donor and program impact into compelling visual narratives.
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Early-career communicator with experience promoting local nonprofits or community organizations through digital and print channels, comfortable translating foundation priorities in arts, health, and equity work into clear messaging for donors and residents.
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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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Operations leader with experience managing communications workflows at a national advocacy organization; comfortable coordinating across legal, policy, and public-affairs teams while maintaining message discipline on constitutionally-rooted issues.
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Communications contractor with experience in global health or nutrition who can translate complex intervention evidence and policy work for diverse audiences—multilateral institutions, NGOs, and policymakers—across Africa and South Asia.
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A communications professional with experience crafting and placing health-system or nonprofit stories in regional media, comfortable translating clinical operations and community health initiatives into compelling narratives for diverse audiences.
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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.