Community Job Board
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Since 1981, the Santa Fe Community Foundation has been dedicated to improving the health and vitality of northern New Mexico. Learn more about our mission, team, and contributions:
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.
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Controller
Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival
Provides leadership and manages the Festival’s financial and budgetary functions and activities. Ensures timely and accurate information is available for effective decision-making. Bachelor’s degree in accounting or a related field and 5 years of accounting experience, CPA preferred. Nonprofit experience also valued.
Landlord Liaison
NM Coalition to End Homelessness
Join our team as a Landlord Liaison with the City of Albuquerque's Landlord Engagement Program (LEP). Support landlords renting to voucher holders, foster partnerships, and simplify voucher processes. Full-time, $53k salary. Requirements: 2 years property management experience, computer proficiency, cultural sensitivity, reliable transportation, background check. Apply: alexandra-p@nmceh.org
Lead Landlord Liaison
NM Coalition to End Homelessness
Foster partnerships with landlords, targeting PSH voucher households. Provide support, resolve issues, and simplify voucher processes. Full-time role, $58k salary. Requirements: 3 yrs property management experience, Microsoft Office skills, cultural sensitivity, transportation, background check. Apply to alexandra-p@nmceh.org.
Event Coordinator
New Mexico Children's Foundation
The Coordinator’s main objective is managing events from inception to conclusion, collaborating with the Executive Director and the Development Committee, and creatively supporting our annual grant program. The position is 20 hours a week, plus event time if outside of regular work hours, an estimate of 82 hours per month. Required Santa Fe office time to overlap with staff each week. Many duties can be performed remotely. See link for more details.
Project Coordinator
New Mexico Foundation
Project Coordinator (Contractor). In collaboration with the New Mexico Foundation and the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, the Project Coordinator will conduct the following primary activities: Lead and manage funding for a set of policy and advocacy organizations in New Mexico that are committed to advancing progress for young children and their families in the state; Review grant applications and provide feedback to grantees and funders; Work with grantees to understand capacity-building needs.
Development and Community Relations Director
New Mexico School for the Deaf
Position Title: Development and Community Relations Director; Reports to: Superintendent Service Area: Santa Fe, NM Employment; Term: 12 Months; Exempt Salary/Wage Range: $72,191 – $116,115 Dependent on qualifications and experience; Deadline for Application: Open until filled. Summary: The Director is central to all activities of the Development & Community Relations Office and its primary function of increasing awareness and visibility while promoting the New Mexico School for the Deaf.
Family Support Services Coordinator
Tewa Women United
Family Support Services Coordinator: 25 hours per week. The Family Support Services Coordinator will be responsible for developing, organizing, and implementing programming that supports families in various aspects of their lives. This role involves coordinating family support services and developing classes that uplift parents and caregivers. This role requires a solid commitment to reproductive justice principles, cultural competence, and collaboration with community partners.
Health Equity and Policy Coordinator
Tewa Women United
Location: Espanola, NM - 25 hours per week. The Health Equity and Policy 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’s primary focus will be on advocacy, research, and developing strategies as needed for the RJ Program. To apply: Send resumé and cover letter to wendolyne@tewawomenunited.org
Helpline Manager
Animal Protection New Mexico
Ensure companion animals of domestic violence survivors find access to temporary housing & care through our Companion Animal Rescue Effort (CARE); maintain the CARE database & complete required reporting, coordinate with partner organizations to meet training and outreach needs; and coordinate assistance for equines in need, working with individuals from diverse backgrounds, equine service vendors, government agencies, and other entities, through our Equine Protection Fund.
Equitable Access Projects Manager
LANL Foundation
LANL Foundation seeks a full-time employee to coordinate and align philanthropic and public funding, organizations, people and data to better support underrepresented youth and young adults in Northern New Mexico with accessing college, career and community pathway opportunities. Seeking a dynamic, detail-oriented self-starter with project management experience and a minimum of a BA/BS degree and 5 years of experience. To apply: e-mail a resume and Letter of Interest to jobs@lanlfoundation.org
Volunteer Coordinator
The Food Depot
Responsible for supporting and strengthening The Food Depot’s robust volunteer program, including, but not limited to, leading volunteer projects, implementing risk management procedures and recruitment strategies, onboarding and scheduling volunteers, and assisting with additional administrative tasks deemed necessary.
Student Trainer Facilitator
Assistance Dogs of the West
Facilitator of ADW Student Trainer Programs is a PT position based in Santa Fe focused on co-facilitating, with an ADW Trainer, the following programs: ADW’s Work-Based Learning (WBL) and original Student Trainer group curricula for youth ages 8-22 yrs old, with and w/o disabilities during in-school, after-school, & summer camp programs. Schedule would be 2-3 groups/day, for 2-3 days/wk, with more time giving support for WBL students to help them identify & reach their tertiary job/school goals.
Outreach Dance Instructor
NDI New Mexico
Santa Fe Part-Time Outreach Dance Instructor - responsible for learning and delivering the NDI New Mexico curriculum and teaching methodology through our classes in the public schools, helping children and youth develop confidence and character through dance. Instructors are creative partners with a team of teaching artists and musicians to create choreography and lead public school students to success in their culminating performances.
Development Director
Cooking with Kids
Seeking a passionate part-time Development Director to raise funds and steward donors for Cooking with Kids' growth. Key roles include fundraising strategy, donor cultivation, event coordination, and budget oversight. Qualifications: 3 yrs nonprofit fundraising experience; Bachelor's degree; strong computer skills; valid driver's license; proven fundraising success; excellent communication and relationship-building skills; detail-oriented; and passionate about our mission. Apply Now!
TCC Administrator
Tierra Contenta Corporation
Seeking a TCC Administrator with expertise in community development and real estate. The role involves project management, financial oversight, and marketing to foster sustainable, inclusive growth in Tierra Contenta. Open to individuals/organizations with a commitment to community values. Responsibilities are diverse, including project management, board updates, financial management, and marketing requiring proficiency in navigating a variety of environments.
Primary School Teacher
Desert Montessori School
We are seeking a passionate and dedicated Montessori Trained Primary School Teacher to join our team. As a Primary School Teacher, you will play a crucial role in shaping the minds of young students and fostering their love for learning. This position requires expertise in various subjects and the ability to create a positive and engaging classroom environment.
Lead Teacher
Desert Montessori School
Desert Montessori School is looking for a Montessori Lead Teacher in our Lower Elementary Class. The Lead Teacher in the Elementary Program guides the Montessori curriculum for the classroom and works with the Facilitating Teacher to ensure that all students are being cared for, are kept safe, and have enriching experiences throughout the day. The Lead Teacher sets the tone for the classroom, leads parent communication, as well as establishes academic and social goals for the students.
Head of School
Desert Montessori School
Desert Montessori School seeks an experienced, enthusiastic leader to join us as the Head of School for the 2024-2025 school year. The Head of School is the face of Desert Montessori School and helps oversee the functioning of the organization. Main responsibilities of this position fall into the following main categories: leadership, development, community, and employee relations.
Evening Supervisor
Youth Shelters and Family Services
Are you passionate about empowering youth and creating positive change in their lives? Youth Shelters and Family Services is seeking a passionate and compassionate Evening Supervisor to join our team at the Youth Emergency Shelter. The Evening Supervisor will play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and well-being of the young individuals who seek shelter in our facility. This position involves providing guidance, support, and leadership to our dedicated staff and the youth we serve.
Youth Emergency Shelter Program Director
Youth Shelters and Family Services
Empower Youth, Shape Futures! Join Us as a Youth Emergency Shelter Program Director and Make a Difference Today! The Youth Emergency Shelter Program Director will play a pivotal role in providing critical support and guidance to young people in crisis, helping them build brighter futures and stronger communities in Santa Fe, NM. Youth Shelters and Family Services proudly embraces diversity and is committed to creating an inclusive workplace.
Service Coordinator
Youth Shelters & Family Services
Youth Shelters & Family Services is seeking a compassionate and dedicated Service Coordinator to join our Transitional Living Program team, empowering individuals on their journey to self-sufficiency and independence.
Digital Communications Manager
Animal Protection New Mexico
As a key member of our nimble team under the direction of the CMCO, you’ll be responsible for working with organization stake holders to coordinate digital communications for Animal Protection New Mexico (APNM) and our legislative arm. Your role involves: Social Media; Email Communications; Websites; Legislative Session; Reporting Analytics; Media Relations; Customer Service and Professional Development.
Executive Director
Paws and Stripes
The Executive Director is responsible for the overall leadership and administration of Paws and Stripes. The role is multi-faceted with responsibilities that include overseeing programs, strategic planning, fundraising, community outreach, employee development, and more. The Executive Director works collaboratively with the internal leadership team and reports directly to the Board of Directors.
Transitional Living & Pregnant and Parenting Youth Service Specialist
Youth Shelters and Family Services
Are you passionate about empowering youth and creating positive change in their lives? We are currently seeking a dedicated and compassionate individual to join our team as a Transitional Living & Pregnant and Parenting Youth Service Specialist. In this role, you will provide essential service coordination for young parents enrolled in our Pregnant and Parenting Youth Initiative (PPYI) overlay program and provide support to our transitional living program.
Artistic Director
The Zia Singers
The Zia Singers are seeking an Artistic Director. Plan & create innovative concert programs & repertoire that challenges the singers & appeal to audiences. Lead rehearsals & performances., fostering the musical growth of the singers. Audition potential new members. Identify & engage soloists & instrumentalists as needed. Serve as a non-voting member of the Board of Directors. Participate in fundraising & publicity as needed.
Associate Director of Advancement
Institute of American Indian Arts Foundation (IAIA)
Connect philanthropic community with the mission and work of IAIA through donor relations, cultivation events, multi-channel fundraising campaigns, sponsorship, and annual IAIA Benefit & Auction to raise funds for student scholarships and IAIA strategic priorities. Lead the IAIA President’s Circle (major gifts) and planned giving Legacy Circle programs. Supervise staff and day-to-day operations. Salary up to $80,000 based on experience. (updated 3-29-24)
Experiences Administrator
National Ghost Ranch Foundation
We are seeking a detail-oriented person to execute the critical administrative work that makes our guests’ transformative experiences at Ghost Ranch possible. Ghost Ranch offers a wide range of programs and events, drawing thousands of people each year to participate in these experiences. The Experiences Administrator assists the Director of Experience and Social Impact with the critical administrative tasks necessary for successful programming.
Santa Fe / North Outreach Artistic Associate
NDI New Mexico
The Artistic Associate is responsible for teaching NDI New Mexico curriculum and creating choreography in the In-school and Advanced Teams programs, bringing high-quality program and performance experiences to students in the Santa Fe and North Outreach programs. The Artistic Associate is responsible to the Associate Director of Outreach Programs for ensuring the artistic and administrative success of the programs.
Program Manager
Rocky Mountain Youth Corps
The Upper Rio Grande (URG) Program Manager will offer organizational leadership and program management in accordance with Rocky Mountain Youth Corps’ (RMYC) guidelines and the philosophy of Positive Youth Development. The URG Program Manager is responsible for direct oversight of program personnel, community collaboration, project acquisition, partner satisfaction, and program reporting.
Community Health Planner
Santa Clara Pueblo Health Committee
Santa Clara Pueblo is hiring a Community Health Planner, 32 hrs/week + benefits for an in-person role. We are looking for a dynamic, culturally attuned Community Health Planner to coordinate the Health Committee and provide leadership and support to improve the health and well-being of people who live in the Santa Clara Pueblo community. Salary is $19 - 25/hour, depending on education and experience for an annual salary of $31,600 - 41,600/year (32 hours/week) + benefits.
Infant/Toddler Lead Teachers
Growing Up New Mexico
Full-Time Rate: $50,000 - $74,000. Very comprehensive benefit package. Responsible for creating an environment that gives infant, toddlers and PreK children a respected space to develop their own inquires and negotiate the social emotional terrain. As well as participate in a reflective and analytical process with colleagues to develop the understanding of, and work with children.
Director of Clinical Services
Esperanza Shelter
Are you passionate about helping people heal? Do you have an amazing attention to detail? Then look no further! Esperanza Shelter is recruiting for a Director of Clinical Services! Not only will you have the opportunity to work in the beautiful and diverse city of Santa Fe, NM, you will get the opportunity to be able to be part of an amazing team that impacts our community in a positive and meaningful way!
Summer Camp Educator
Randall Davey Audubon Center
We are looking for enthusiastic, skilled educators to lead groups of campers through hands-on activities that explore nature, art, science, and fun! Educators work at the beautiful Randall Davey Audubon Center, surrounded by forests, the Santa Fe River, trails, and historic property. Applicants should have some experience working with kids, preferably in an outdoor, or teaching setting. Hiring 4 positions that start May 28th through the end of July. $15-17/hr.
Director of Development
Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival
The DOD is responsible for envisioning, planning, implementing, overseeing, and assessing the Festival’s fundraising plans in support of the organization’s artistic programming, community education programs, and strategic vision. The DOD is responsible for securing contributed revenue through the ongoing fundraising initiatives; foundation, corporate, and government grants; special events;, major gifts, planned gifts; annual fund; and stewardship programs.
PreK and Infant/Toddler Substitute Teacher On-Call
Growing Up New Mexico
The On-Call Substitute is responsible for providing on-call program support in the event of a staff absence or as additional program support. The On-Call Substitute reports for duty on time and performs quality classroom supervision, instruction, teacher and program assistance. The On-Call substitute complies with program policies and disciplinary standards. There are no guaranteed hours of work.
Educational Assistant
Growing Up New Mexico
Position Title: Educational Assistant - Full-Time Rate: $18.00 - $21.00 per hour. Very comprehensive benefit package. The Educational Assistant, alongside the Lead Teacher and other teaching staff, is responsible for creating a joyous environment that gives children a respected space to develop their own inquires and negotiate the social emotional terrain. Participate in a reflective and analytical process with colleagues.
VP of Finance and Operations
Esperanza Shelter
Are you good with numbers and solving problems? Do you have a passion for working for nonprofit organizations? Then look no further! Esperanza Shelter is recruiting for a VP of Finance and Operations! Not only will you have the opportunity to work in the beautiful and diverse city of Santa Fe, NM, you will get the opportunity to be able to be part of an amazing team that impacts our community in a positive and meaningful way!
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