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We're proud to feature job opportunities from nonprofits located in our funding region — Mora, Rio Arriba, San Miguel, and Santa Fe counties. Check back regularly as we update our community job board each Tuesday.
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Development Associate
Santa Fe Community Foundation
The Santa Fe Community Foundation processes more than 3,000 gift transactions annually. We are seeking a highly organized professional with strong attention to detail and exceptional customer service and administrative skills. The Development Associate is primarily responsible for the timely and efficient processing of all gift transactions, receipting all contributions, managing and maintaining key aspects of the Foundation's CRM database, providing event support, list management, report creation, frontline customer service, and other donor/development related duties as assigned.
Advocacy and Policy Specialist
The Food Depot
The Advocacy and Policy Specialist supports The Food Depot’s mission by conducting relevant research and producing timely, accurate, and accessible information that advances the organization’s policy and advocacy goals. They are a key support position to the Executive Director and Director of Communications, helping prepare leadership for advocacy efforts that promote long-term food security in Northern.
Administration & Volunteer Engagement Specialist
New Mexico Wildlife Center
Are you wild about wildlife? At New Mexico Wildlife Center, you can make a difference for wildlife by supporting those who work with them. You can be a part of making our wildlife center a great place to work and volunteer. You can use your skills and talents toward the future of wildlife conservation. We're here, waiting for you to join us as we make a better world for wildlife in New Mexico!
Grateful Patient & Family Director of Development
The University of New Mexico Foundation
The UNM Foundation seeks a Director of Development for its Grateful Patient & Family Program. This role focuses on engaging patients, families, and friends to grow philanthropic support for UNM. Strategies include face-to-face outreach, telemarketing, direct mail, and email campaigns to build a donor pipeline and secure major gifts, advancing the university’s mission and impact through meaningful contributions.
New Mexico Resource Coordinator
Western Landowners Alliance
The New Mexico Resources Coordinator is responsible for the implementation and coordination of Working Wild Challenge initiatives, including reducing conflicts between wildlife and livestock, and improving economic and regulatory support for wildlife stewardship on working lands. WLA’s Working Wild Challenge program is designed to support landowners in achieving positive outcomes for both working lands and wildlife.
Training Coordinator
Early Childhood Center of Excellence
The ECCOE Training Coordinator will coordinate all training and professional development activities within ECCOE programs to support the early childhood workforce and families with high quality training opportunities.
Program Coach
Early Childhood Center of Excellence
The Program Coach provides resources, advisement, and support to APRENDE participants via 1-on-1, small group, or large group meetings. In addition to student support, this position will maintain community partnerships and work closely with students and faculty on supervision and program alignment. The APRENDE Program Coach utilizes reflective conversation and motivational interviewing strategies along with observation-based feedback to support continuous improvement.
Chief Financial Officer
Carroll Petrie Foundation
The Carroll Petrie Foundation is seeking a hard-working, detail-oriented, skilled professional to join its team as Chief Financial Officer. The Foundation focuses its grantmaking on animals and nature and is one of the largest private foundations in New Mexico.
Bilingual Resource Navigator
Kitchen Angels
For over 30 years, Kitchen Angels has provided free, medically tailored meals to homebound individuals in Santa Fe. We serve clients who are elderly, chronically or terminally ill, and/or living with disabilities. Kitchen Angels is seeking a bilingual (English/Spanish) Resource Navigator to help clients access public benefits (SNAP, WIC), housing support, healthcare, and more. You’ll be part of a caring team that ensures our clients thrive beyond meal delivery.
Visitor Center Head Cashier
Santa Fe Botanical Garden
Part-time at $18/hr. Oversees Visitor Services staff, manages admissions, gift shop sales, inventory, scheduling, and ensures exceptional customer service. Responsibilities include cash reconciliation, staff training, updating procedures, assisting with event logistics, maintaining cleanliness, and supporting volunteers. Requires 2+ years retail experience, High Sschool diploma/GED, and strong communication skills. CRM (Altru) and Spanish a plus.
Vice President of Donor and Community Relations
Esperanza Shelter
The Vice President of Donor and Community Relations leads marketing, communications, donor relations, and community engagement while developing comprehensive marketing plans for fundraising and outreach. This role creates annual development and marketing plans with financial goals, oversees fundraisers and newsletters, and builds key relationships with service providers and agencies throughout the community.
Reading Specialist
Reading Quest
We provide professional reading support for children who struggle with reading. We are seeking enthusiastic tutors to work in a school in Santa Fe and/or Bernalillo (Cochiti Elementary School) and afterschool at our center. We provide extensive training and on-going support for all of our Reading Specialists. The paid training for this position could begin this summer while the work begins in the fall. Tutoring pay begins at $25/hour to $30/hour depending on experience.
Cooking with Kids Educator
Cooking with Kids
Cooking with Kids is seeking an energetic, organized, and compassionate Educator to deliver hands-on nutrition education in Rio Arriba county. If you have a minimum of one year experience with school aged children and / or with food prep and cooking, this is an opportunity to empower children into a lifetime of healthy food choices with our established 30 year nonprofit programming. This is a part time position.
Director of Community Relations
New Mexico Renewable Energy Transmission Energy Authority
New Mexico RETA seeks a Director of Community Relations to lead stakeholder engagement, public relations, and legislative affairs for major renewable energy projects. Requires strong NM government/community connections, 3-5 years’ communications experience, social media skills, and expertise with the NM Legislature. Hybrid work, travel statewide. Join us to help shape New Mexico’s clean energy future.
Community Engagement Coordinator
Tewa Women United
The Community Engagement Coordinator will be responsible for developing plans and coordinating resources for monthly events, including women’s groups, skate park events, and community activities. Our prevention-focused programs cultivate consent culture through education, engaging projects, and the creation of inclusive community spaces.
Health Equity Coordinator
Tewa Women United
The Health Equity Coordinator under the Reproductive Justice (RJ) Program will promote a reproductive justice framework to increase choices and access to the full spectrum of reproductive healthcare for people in New Mexico. This role will focus on advocacy, research, and developing strategies for the RJ Program while managing day-to-day operations, coordinating events, assisting with communications, and helping the team stay organized.
Program Assistant
Tewa Women United
The Environmental Justice (EJ) program is seeking a program assistant who can be responsible for assisting in the planning, organizing, directing, and implementing of projects under the EJ program. This position will provide general office support and administrative assistance, and assist and support the EJ Program in fulfilling project(s) goals and objectives, including the preparation of community engagement activities, research, and specialized projects.
HUD Youth Homelessness System Improvement Regional Coordinator
Santa Fe YouthWorks
The HUD Youth Homelessness System Improvement (YHSI) Regional Coordinator for YouthWorks will oversee and drive YHSI activities across the Northeastern region of New Mexico. This role is responsible for building and sustaining strong partnerships with community youth homelessness stakeholders, engaging youth with lived experience, and ensuring all project deliverables and data collection efforts, align with statewide goals for ending youth homelessness.
ThriftWorks Store Manager
Santa Fe YouthWorks
YouthWorks, a Santa Fe based nonprofit, is seeking a dynamic, detail-oriented, and passionate TW Store Manager to lead its social enterprise thrift store. ThriftWorks (TW) provides valuable work experience and skill development for youth and young adults ages 16-24. This position is a part-time, onsite role, starting $18.50/hour. The ideal candidate will be excited about working with youth in a training capacity and adept at managing retail operations.
Tutors
Embudo Valley Tutoring Association
Embudo Valley Tutoring Association seeks retired professionals to tutor high need elementary students in the Espanola School District: EVTA is a 501 C (3) non profit that provides free tutoring services to high need students in a few schools in the Espanola Independent School District during the school day and/or after school in Reading and Math. We are seeking committed, retired professionals who are interested in supporting children who need one-on-one support. All positions are part time
Director of Advancement
International Folk Art Market
The Director of Advancement (DA) works closely with the Executive Director (ED) to implement effective multi-year strategies and plans for gift prospects, including individual, foundation, government, and corporate donors. The DA will spend considerable time stewarding donors, partners, and prospects to secure major and transformational gifts; collaborates with the ED and Board to set and achieve annual and long-term goals.
Family Service Coordinator/ Developmental Specialist
Las Cumbres Community Services
Family Service Coordinator/ Developmental Specialist for our early intervention program. This position plays a vital role in supporting families of infants and toddlers (ages 0–3) with developmental delays or disabilities. Coordinate and monitor early intervention services in accordance with the child’s Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP). Conduct developmental screenings, assessments, and family interviews to determine eligibility and service needs. Assist families in accessing resources.
Maternal Navigator
Las Cumbres Community Services
Maternal Navigators partner with women throughout their pregnancy to improve maternal and child health. Create a support plan specific to their circumstances, values, and culture. Staff meet with moms in their homes, at our offices, at community meeting place, etc. to achieve their goals. This position works to provide various services: transportation to and from appointments, connection to resources for basic needs and access to long-term support in postpartum.
Los Alamos County Child and Family Assistant Program Coordinator
Las Cumbres Community Services
Los Alamos County Child and Family Assistant Program Coordinator assists with co-facilitating developmental playgroups and drop-in clinic hours. Provides backup coverage when Coordinator is on leave. Assists with outreach events, including some evening and weekend hours.· Assists with organizing staff participation in planned activities. Provides other administrative supports to the Coordinator such as ordering supplies and assisting with reports.
Family, Infant, Toddler Program Manager
Las Cumbres Community Services
We are seeking a dedicated and experienced Program Manager to lead our Family, Infant, Toddler (FIT) Program. The FIT Manager will oversee the implementation of services for children ages birth to three with developmental delays and disabilities, ensuring compliance with federal and state early intervention guidelines. This leadership role combines program management, staff supervision, community outreach, and family engagement.
Director of Finance
Museum of New Mexico Foundation
We are looking for a Director of Finance to oversee all day-to-day finance operations at the Museum of New Mexico Foundation. Under the leadership of the Vice President of Finance and Operations. The Director of Finance will assist in preparing comprehensive budgets, ensuring adherence to financial regulations, and maintaining accurate financial reporting to promote fiscal responsibility and sustainability. Additionally, this position involves overseeing accounting operation
Resource Development Specialist
Growing Up New Mexico
The Resource Development Specialist is responsible for assisting the Director of Resource Development in the creation and management of a strategic, well-coordinated and compelling individual giving, fundraising and community stewardship program with the goal of increasing overall donor engagement, retention, and support for Growing Up NM programs.
Director of Resource Development
Growing Up New Mexico
The Director of Resource Development for Growing Up NM is responsible for the creation and management of a strategic, well-coordinated and compelling individual giving, fundraising and community stewardship program with the goal of increasing overall donor engagement, retention, and support for Growing Up NM programs.
Legal Director
New Mexico Center on Law and Poverty
NMCLP seeks a Legal Director to guide a creative and holistic legal strategy at NMCLP that advances social and economic justice, by providing impact litigation and legal advocacy to protect rights, address systemic injustice and promote community priorities and voices. The position fosters collaboration among staff, high quality legal work, and a healthy, inclusive workplace. Required: 8+ years experience, and a strong commitment to economic and racial justice.
Part-Time Sous Chef
Kitchen Angels
As a key member of the culinary team, the Sous Chef will coordinate preparation of nutritious meals for Kitchen Angels' homebound clients, oversee and train kitchen volunteers, and ensure smooth daily operations in collaboration with the Director of Food Services/Chef. This role is integral to maintaining the quality and mission-driven service Kitchen Angels is known for.
Bilingual Forensic Interviewer / Family Advocacy Specialist
Solace Sexual Assault Services
Hours: 36 hours a week: 4-day work week, Non-Exempt Wages: $23.00 to $25.00 per hour - depending on experience. Reports to the Child Advocacy Center / Sexual Assault Services Manager. Location: Santa Fe, NM
Adult Day Care Assistant
Los Alamos Retired and Senior Organization
Under the direct supervision of the Day Out Director, the Day Out Program Assistant will be responsible for the providing the necessary support to the Day Out Program. This will include, but is not limited to, helping with snacks and meals, coordinating activities and exercise, taking participants to lunch and serving participants, and providing support to the participants as needed. Assistants do not have to help with feeding, toileting.
Budget and Grants Manager
New Mexico Acequia Association
The New Mexico Acequia Association is hiring a Budget and Grants Manager for our Santa Fe office. Join a team that is dedicated to protecting our water and revitalizing traditional agriculture in New Mexico. This person will play a key role in fundraising, grants management, and financial reporting in support of programs that support local acequia communities across the state. This person should have experience in non-profit financial management and flexibility for hybrid work.
Programs Manager
Wise Fool New Mexico
Wise Fool is seeking a Programs Manager who will oversee all youth programming and provide administrative and leadership support to the development and implementation of social circus programs. The role involves managing current programming, including afterschool, teen troupe, studio classes, and camps, while also working on expanding offerings to underserved youth and integrating Wise Fool’s core values of social justice.
Summer Camp Coordinator
Wise Fool New Mexico
We're Hiring a Summer Camp Coordinator! Wise Fool New Mexico is looking for a Summer Camp Coordinator to help support our amazing youth circus camps this summer! 🎪✨ If you're passionate about working with youth (ages 4-18), arts education, and creating a fun, inclusive environment, we want to hear from you!
Summer Lead Circus Coach
Wise Fool New Mexico
Join Our Team This Summer! Wise Fool New Mexico is looking for full-time summer coaches for our youth summer programming (ages 4-18) from June 2 - August 8! If you’re passionate about circus, teaching, and creating an inclusive and empowering learning space for young people, we’d love to hear from you! This is an excellent opportunity to work in a dynamic and creative environment, helping youth build skills, confidence, and community.
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