Every open role at a foundation hiring in Phoenix, with the funder's annual giving, focus areas, and leadership — so you can see who's hiring before you apply.
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Someone with 3–5 years managing grant cycles at a mid-sized foundation or community fund, comfortable stewarding portfolios across racial-justice and economic-justice grantees, and experienced tracking compliance while building trust with grassroots organizations in the Southwest.
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Executive leader with experience managing statewide health-equity initiatives or maternal-health programs, comfortable building partnerships across clinical systems, community organizations, and advocacy groups to advance birth outcomes and reduce maternal mortality.
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Fund accountant or grants-management professional with experience reconciling complex institutional grants and managing compliance for large unrestricted awards; comfort with systematic portfolio tracking at a mid-sized foundation.
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An organizer with 3–5 years of experience mobilizing grassroots support on reproductive rights or allied social-justice issues in Arizona, comfortable translating foundation strategy into local campaign work and reporting back on community sentiment.
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Community organizer or field canvasser with experience in rural voter outreach and ballot-measure education; comfortable building relationships door-to-door in dispersed communities and converting conversations into sustained civic participation.
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Operations professional with experience managing large institutional grants, investor relations, or foundation back-office functions at scale; comfortable supporting concentrated giving strategies and high-touch relationships with major grantee partners.
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Farm or agricultural-education leader with experience building community programs for youth in under-resourced neighborhoods, comfortable managing operations, volunteers, and partnerships with local schools and social-service agencies.
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Development professional with experience raising unrestricted or issue-focused dollars for grassroots advocacy or community-organizing nonprofits, comfortable diversifying revenue across individual donors, foundations, and events in rural or underserved markets.