Every open role at a foundation hiring in Washington, D.C., with the funder's annual giving, focus areas, and leadership — so you can see who's hiring before you apply.
Largest funders first
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A seasoned operations leader with experience managing stakeholder relationships across impact-investing portfolios or large-scale philanthropic platforms, skilled at translating complex financial and programmatic data into actionable client insights across multiple focus areas.
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Project manager with experience designing or scaling coaching programs in education or workforce development, comfortable managing timelines and quality standards across multiple partner organizations.
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An organized operations-minded undergraduate or recent graduate comfortable with data management, grant-tracking systems, and supporting a small team managing workplace-giving programs and fiscal-sponsorship workflows across a $48M portfolio.
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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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Experienced grants database administrator comfortable managing systems and workflows for a mid-sized funder, with interest in legal aid or access-to-justice nonprofits and ability to support both grantee compliance and internal grants operations.
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Senior financial analyst or operations manager from a research institution, biotech nonprofit, or regulated life-sciences organization who understands cost structures in authentication services, cGMP compliance, and repository management.
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Program leader with 10+ years in extractive-industry reform, community-led governance, or natural-resource livelihoods work, comfortable building multi-country partnerships and translating mining-sector accountability into sustainable livelihood outcomes for affected communities.
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An HR leader with experience building inclusive talent systems at mission-driven organizations, comfortable scaling people operations across remote and distributed teams, and committed to embedding equity in hiring, retention, and culture.
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A program or community-relations professional comfortable building and maintaining deep partnerships with a small set of anchor institutions—colleges, senior-care facilities, municipal agencies—and translating their needs into cohesive funding strategies for a highly focused local funder.
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Program leader with deep state-policy or public-health expertise in substance-use treatment and prevention, comfortable translating research and best practices into technical assistance for state agencies and local health systems.
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An undergrad or early-career researcher comfortable with policy analysis and financial modeling who wants to understand how technology and capital can scale forest and ecosystem restoration across the US.
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Conservation advocate with 10+ years leading bird or habitat advocacy campaigns, deep relationships across state wildlife agencies and environmental groups, and proven ability to translate legislative strategy into on-the-ground conservation wins.
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An organized administrator with experience supporting C-suite executives at mission-driven nonprofits, comfortable managing calendars, grants tracking, and board logistics across a mid-sized regional foundation.
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Development professional with 3–5 years raising mid-level gifts or managing donor portfolios at civil rights or immigrant advocacy organizations; comfortable stewarding individual donors aligned with racial justice and voting access work.
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Leader with experience launching or directing a local nonprofit focused on food security, disaster resilience, or affordable housing; comfortable with place-based funding, multi-year grantee relationships, and building programs that align with Whatcom County's specific social and environmental needs.
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Environmental lawyer or policy advocate with deep toxics-regulation expertise and Capitol Hill or agency experience, ready to lead legislative strategy and partnerships on chemical safety and pollution prevention at national scale.
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Operations-minded professional with experience managing grants administration, financial reporting, and compliance across multiple research centers or international programs; comfortable supporting both scholarly researchers and institutional partners.
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Major-gift fundraiser with experience securing six and seven-figure commitments from corporations, foundations, or individual donors; ideally with ties to civil rights, housing justice, or legal advocacy communities.
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Development professional with success securing six- and seven-figure gifts from individual donors and corporations; experienced building relationships with high-net-worth supporters who fund youth development or outdoor-focused nonprofits at scale.
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Program officer with experience managing rapid-response grants or field operations in hunger relief or water-access programs, comfortable moving between acute crisis funding and longer-term food-security initiatives across domestic geographies.
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Program coordinator or administrative professional with experience supporting education or advocacy initiatives, comfortable managing logistics for online learning platforms, virtual events, or capacity-building programs within a network of independent organizations.
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Development professional with experience building donor portfolios at education-focused foundations or universities, comfortable articulating intellectual missions to major donors and managing mid-five-figure gift cultivation cycles.
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Finance leader with nonprofit accounting experience and comfort managing compliance, reporting, and grant administration for a mid-sized funder supporting reproductive rights advocacy and legal work across the country.
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Communications strategist with experience translating complex climate and energy policy research into compelling narratives for policymakers, media, and diverse audiences; comfortable operating at the intersection of think-tank outputs and political feasibility.
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Someone with experience managing cohort-based fellowship or residency programs—ideally with exposure to civic education, policy advocacy, or faith-based organizational work—who can design curriculum, recruit fellows, and shepherd a small group through an intensive program cycle.
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An undergraduate or early-career student with interest in health policy, clinical research, or patient advocacy who can support grant management, stakeholder coordination, and program documentation for a national melanoma-focused funder.
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Early-career operations professional with nonprofit or foundation fundraising-database experience who can manage donor records, gift processing, and reporting workflows for a mission-driven organization scaling its emergency-response funding.
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Recent graduate or current student with strong writing skills and interest in education policy or workforce development; comfortable synthesizing research findings for diverse audiences and supporting a fast-paced policy think tank environment.
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Program officer or manager with experience designing or implementing community-led water or coastal conservation initiatives, comfortable translating behavioral science into practice and building sustained partnerships with government and nonprofit stakeholders.
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Fundraiser experienced in community development finance or small-business lending who can build individual and institutional partnerships at a mid-sized DC foundation and articulate the wealth-building case to local donors.