Community Job Board
Open positions at local nonprofits
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.
Good luck on your search!
Office Administrator (Part-Time)
Assistance Dogs of the West
Assistance Dogs of the West seeks a part-time, in-person Office Administrator in Santa Fe. Mon–Thurs, 10 AM–3 PM, $22.75–$23.50/hr. Duties include phones, data entry, filing, correspondence, program registration, donor/client database management, calendars, events, and general office support. Must be organized, self-motivated, tech-savvy, and comfortable around dogs. Cover letter, resume & references required.
Administrative Coordinator, Main Campus
The University of New Mexico Foundation
Join a collaborative, dynamic team of development professionals working to advance the mission of The University of New Mexico. The University of New Mexico Foundation seeks a highly organized, detail-oriented, and customer-focused professional to serve as an Administrative Coordinator supporting the College of Fine Arts and the Division of Student Affairs.
Administrative Coordinator, UNM Hospitals & UNM Children's Hospital and UNM Comprehensive Cancer Center
The University of New Mexico Foundation
Join a collaborative, dynamic team of development professionals working to advance the mission of The University of New Mexico. The University of New Mexico Foundation seeks a highly organized, detail-oriented, and customer-focused professional to serve as an Administrative Coordinator supporting UNM Hospitals, UNM Children’s Hospital, and the UNM Comprehensive Cancer Center.
Development Associate
Albuquerque Community Foundation
Support nonprofit fundraising through gift processing, donor database management, fundholder onboarding and donor communications. One to two years in administrative support, customer service, nonprofit or development work. Strong attention to detail matters most. Downtown Albuquerque, in office five days a week. $24 to $26.50 per hour, health, dental and vision, 5 percent 401(k), and paid time off.
Development Officer
Albuquerque Community Foundation
Carry your own donor portfolio, build the relationships and make the ask. Non-supervisory, with limited administrative work and real autonomy. Hybrid, two days from home. $80,000 to $90,000, employer paid life and disability, 5 percent 401(k), and generous paid time off. A fundraising title is not required if you have closed significant gifts in wealth management, banking, insurance, real estate.
NNMCAC Advocate
Community Against Violence
Supports children, families, and adults with developmental or cognitive disabilities who may have experienced abuse, neglect, or witnessed violent crimes. The role provides crisis intervention, advocacy, case management, referrals, and support throughout investigations and legal proceedings, while coordinating with law enforcement, CPS, medical providers, and other community agencies. This position is full-time at $21.50–$23.50/hour plus benefits.
Front Desk Associate
Community Against Violence
This role is the first point of contact for CAV clients and community members, providing a welcoming environment while answering calls, directing people to services, and offering brief resource navigation and support. The role also includes clerical and office support, maintaining supplies, and assisting with crisis referrals. This position is 40 hours per week at $20–$24/hour plus benefits.
Community Educator
Community Against Violence
Promotes prevention of domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse throughout Taos County by providing educational programs, workshops, and outreach to schools and community organizations. The role also involves developing prevention curriculum, coordinating community events, supporting survivors when needed, and maintaining partnerships with local agencies. This position is 32 hours per week at $20–$23/hour plus benefits.
Child & Family Advocate
Community Against Violence
Supports survivors of domestic and sexual violence, focusing on children and families through crisis intervention, advocacy, case management, life-skills coaching, and referrals. Responsibilities include supporting children’s needs, coordinating activities and services, assisting with housing and protective orders, providing hotline coverage, and maintaining confidential documentation. The position is full-time, pays $20–$24/hour, and includes benefits.
Rental Manager
Santa Fe Woman's Club and Library Association
The Santa Fe Woman’s Club & Library Association (SFWC&LA), is seeking a skilled rental manager to represent the Club and coordinate venue rentals. In this role, you’ll ensure operations adhere to guidance established by the Club. We’re looking for a rental manager with strong attention to detail who is comfortable committing to running our venues smoothly. The hours are flexible according to our busy rental schedule.
Business Manager
SWAIA
The Business Manager is a senior staff position for the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts, Inc. (SWAIA) with key responsibility for overseeing the organization’s financial management, human resource management, and business systems. This is a salaried, core staff position that works with staff, seasonal staff and volunteers to produce the Santa Fe Indian Market, other seasonal art-related events, and other programming to fulfill the SWAIA mission.
Narrative Content Coordinator
Girls Inc. of Santa Fe
The Narrative Content Coordinator keeps stories moving—from a participant finding their voice to the post, newsletter, or webpage that brings that moment to the community. This role captures and organizes stories with care, then shares them with clarity, respect, and purpose. View the complete position description on the website careers page.
Development Manager
New Mexico Environmental Law Center
The New Mexico Environmental Law Center (NMELC) is seeking a creative and experienced development professional dedicated to our mission of working with communities to advance environmental justice and human rights. The Development Manager will take a lead role in working with the development team in securing funding and create short term to long range strategic fundraising plans that include multiple revenue streams and opportunities.
Director of Development, College of Nursing
The University of New Mexico Foundation
Join a dynamic team of development professionals working to advance the mission of the University of New Mexico. The UNM Foundation seeks nominations and applications for the position of Director of Development for the UNM College of Nursing. As the leader of Nursing Education in the State of New Mexico, UNM’s College of Nursing offers an unmatched depth and breadth of education, research, service, and leadership within the field of Nursing.
Director, Leadership Giving — NMHM & NMHS
Museum of New Mexico Foundation
The Museum of New Mexico Foundation seeks a Director of Leadership Giving to lead development activities for the New Mexico History Museum and New Mexico Historic Sites. This role manages trustee and major gift programs, cultivates and solicits high-level donors, develops stewardship and engagement strategies, partners with museum and site leadership, and advances fundraising priorities through events, campaigns, grants, and legacy giving.
Director, Leadership Giving — MIAC & OAS
Museum of New Mexico Foundation
The Museum of New Mexico Foundation seeks a Director of Leadership Giving to lead development activities for the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture and the Office of Archaeological Studies. This role manages trustee and major gift programs, cultivates and solicits high-level donors, develops stewardship and engagement strategies, partners with museum leadership, and advances fundraising priorities through events, campaigns, grants, and legacy giving.
Development & Community Engagement Manager
Consuelo's Place
Position Type: Contract Salary: $60,000 Position Summary Consuelo’s Place is seeking a creative, relationship-oriented, and results-driven Development & Community Engagement Manager to strengthen the organization’s fundraising, donor engagement, communications, and community partnerships. This position will play a key role in expanding Consuelo’s Place’s unrestricted revenue and building a sustainable development program.
Executive Director (Part-Time)
The Zia Singers
The Zia Singers seeks a part-time Executive Director to lead administration, fundraising, donor relations, communications, and event coordination. This relationship-focused professional will work approximately 10 hours per week in partnership with the Board Chair, Chorus President, and Artistic Director. The position does not oversee artistic decisions. Nonprofit, fundraising, communications, or event experience is preferred. Compensation is $1,500 per month. Santa Fe, NM. www.theziasingers.org
Digital Marketing Producer
Georgia O'Keeffe Museum
The Georgia O’Keeffe Museum seeks an energetic Digital Marketing Producer to bring its mission and brand to life through digital content. This role collaborates across teams to create and curate engaging content, manage digital platforms and social media, and support a range of initiatives. The ideal candidate is a strategic thinker with a strong understanding of branding, aesthetics, and digital communications.
Human Resources Assistant
The University of New Mexico Foundation
The University of New Mexico Foundation seeks a Human Resources Assistant to support and enhance the employee experience through the effective administration of human resources programs and services. Reporting to the Managing Director of Human Resources and working closely with the Senior Associate Vice President of Human Resources and other HR team members.
Market Manager
Española Farmers Market
The Market Manager is the day-to-day steward of the Española Farmers Market, coordinating everything from vendor relations and market-day operations to grant reporting and fundraising. This is a hands-on, highly independent role that combines Monday morning market management with behind-the-scenes administration, community partnerships, and compliance work throughout the season. The Manager is the face of the market to the vendors, customers, and community partners, and plays a key role
Medicaid Biller
Las Cumbres Community Services
Position prepares, reviews, and submits accurate and timely Medicaid billing for Adult Services. Responsibilities include reviewing documentation, verifying eligibility and authorizations, ensuring accurate coding, resolving claim denials and rejections, and following up on outstanding receivables. Requires a High School Diploma/GED, valid driver’s license, age 21+, and at least 1 year of Medicaid billing experience.
GRG Program Coordinator
Las Cumbres Community Services
Position supports grandparents and caregivers raising children in Taos County through family navigation and intensive case management. This role connects families to housing, food, legal, childcare, transportation, medical, and financial resources; coordinates support groups and special events; and collaborates with LCCS teams to provide wraparound care. Requires a related Associate’s degree and 1+ year of direct service experience.
KFT Case Manager
Las Cumbres Community Services
Position supports families experiencing housing instability in Bernalillo County through intensive, trauma-informed case management. Responsibilities include home visits, family and safety assessments, housing stabilization, budgeting, and connecting families to healthcare, employment, education, legal, and community resources. Requires a related bachelor’s degree and 2+ years relevant experience. Bilingual Spanish/English a plus.
Pediatric Early Intervention Nurse RN
Las Cumbres Community Services
Position supports infants and young children ages 0–3 and their families across Santa Fe, Los Alamos, and Española. This role applies pediatric and maternal-child nursing experience to support early intervention services. Requires a valid New Mexico RN license and experience in inpatient/outpatient, pediatric, primary care, maternal-child, or related clinical settings. Pay: $38–$44/hour.
Santuario del Corazón Program Manager
Las Cumbres Community Services
The Program Manager leads culturally responsive, trauma-informed services for immigrant and refugee families across Northern New Mexico. This role supervises Family Navigators, oversees family navigation and crisis support, coordinates health and wellness activities, and builds community partnerships. Requires a related Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree, 2+ years supervisory/program oversight experience, and fluency in Spanish and English.
Government Affairs Logistics Associate
Animal Protection New Mexico
Plays a vital support role for building systemic protections for animals in NM
Clinical Director
Las Cumbres Community Services
The Clinical Director provides leadership across Behavioral Health programs in Northern New Mexico. This role supervises and develops Clinical Supervisors, promotes trauma-responsive and evidence-based care, and supports clinical quality, risk assessment, crisis response, and safety. Requires a related Master’s degree, NM independent clinical license (LPCC, LPAT, LISW, or LMFT), 2+ years of clinical supervision/leadership, and regular travel between LCCS locations.
Family Support Services Coordinator
Tewa Women United
This position is responsible for developing, organizing, and implementing programming that supports families and caregivers across various aspects of their lives. This position coordinates family support services and develops educational opportunities, classes, and resources that uplift parents, caregivers, and community members.
Yiya Vi Kagingdi (YVK) Doula Project Coordinator
Tewa Women United
This position coordinates the YVK Doula Project, Doula Hub and YVK Doula Training as well as variety of support, advocacy, intervention and outreach services to increase choices in the birthing experience for people in Northern New Mexico. The YVK Doula Coordinator oversees YVK community doulas, ensuring quality services to pregnant peoples and their support circles.
Prevention Education Coordinator
Tewa Women United
This position supports the Gender and Generational Healing Justice Program by developing educational plans, coordinating program implementation, and facilitating prevention education on sexual violence in public schools, charter schools, local colleges and universities, and community organizations. Responsible for developing and delivering culturally grounded, trauma-informed prevention education that promotes healthy relations, consent and respect.
Intergenerational Relational-tivity Coordinator
Tewa Women United
This position is responsible for planning, coordinating, and implementing Gender and Generational Healing Justice (GGHJ) intergenerational relational-tivity projects, initiatives, and events. This position oversees the A’Gin Youth Council and provides coordination and planning support to the T’sayain/Circle of Grandmothers, as well as Tewa Women United Opide (cross-program area) initiatives and events.
Office and Program Support Coordinator
Tewa Women United
This position is responsible for the coordination and organization of Tewa Women United’s Española office. The Office and Program Support Coordinator provides general administrative support duties for our three program areas and coordinates the front office. Greeting and directing guests to program locations and answering the main phone line.
Finance & Administration Manager
New Mexico Land Conservancy
The New Mexico Land Conservancy seeks a positive, motivated and self-starting individual to manage its finances, administration, and operations; to help run an efficient, smooth and effective office and facility; and to support other organizational development and administrative activities as needed. This position reports to the Executive Director and works closely with other staff and professional service providers.
Executive Director
MainStreet de Las Vegas
MainStreet de Las Vegas (MSLV) is seeking a visionary, results-driven full-time Executive Director to lead the revitalization and promotion of our historic downtown district. This leadership role partners closely with the Board of Directors, City of Las Vegas, local businesses, and community stakeholders to drive strategic initiatives, secure funding, and ensure long-term organizational sustainability. Annual salary range is $50,000 to $55,000 depending on experience.
Major Gifts Officer
Animal Protection New Mexico
Responsible for planning, leading, and implementing the major gifts and legacy giving programs for Animal Protection New Mexico and Animal Protection Voters.
Making a Local Impact
We are committed to addressing the most pressing needs in our community through funding opportunities, programs, community partnerships, and more.
Nurturing nonprofit leadership
Our Learning Hub offers learning opportunities tailored to northern New Mexico nonprofit staff and board members.
Inspiring philanthropic generosity
We help people increase the impact of their giving by aligning their philanthropic goals with important local causes.
