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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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Climate & Energy Advocate
Conservation Voters New Mexico
The Climate & Energy Advocate develops, coordinates, implements, and lobbies for climate and energy initiatives that advance New Mexico’s leadership in proactively addressing climate change, development of clean energy resources, and transition away from carbon emitting sources of energy. The Advocate also works to build political will for policy passage through public and decision-maker education, press engagement, earned media, and other strategies.
Film and Cinematic Storytelling Department Chair
NM School for the Arts-Art Institute
The Film & Cinematic Storytelling Department Chair, in both “”Planning” and continued “Chair” positions, is responsible for upholding and championing NMSA’s mission: providing access to a rigorous arts and academic education to students with passion and promise, regardless of prior training and academic standing.
Creative Writing and Literature Department Chair
NM School for the Arts-Art Institute and New Mexico School for the Arts
This position is responsible for ensuring the overall quality and direction of the department of a high school's creative writing department for students in grades 9 to 12. The dual-curriculum program provides 15 hours of daily instruction each week.
Director of Leadership Giving
Nuevo Mexicano Heritage Arts Museum
Director of Leadership Giving is an essential leadership role with our development team responsible for implementing and managing our major gift and legacy giving programs. We invite experienced applicants with proven track records to join our enthusiastic team supporting the only museum of its kind whose collection of historic and contemporary Hispano New Mexican art represents an irreplaceable part of the nation’s artistic heritage.
Museum Store Assistant
El Rancho de Las Golondrinas
The Museum Store Assistant will help with guest orientation to the museum as well as the daily operations of the store. This position reports to the Manager of Guest Services.
Tour Guide
El Rancho de Las Golondrinas
Las Golondrinas Tour Guides lead groups of guests on educational tours through historic landscape, historic buildings, and points of interest on the Las Golondrinas property. Tour Guides also provide interpretive historical context and ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all. The ideal candidate will have a love for storytelling and a knack for providing exceptional customer sevice
Executive & Program Associate
El Rancho de Las Golondrinas
The Executive & Program Associate (EPA) plays an integral role in supporting the Museum Director, Board of Directors and the Program Team of El Rancho de Las Golondrinas. Reporting to the Museum Director, the EPA will be responsible for providing support for the Museum Director and the Programs Team. This position will also serve as liaison to Las Golondrinas’ Board of Directors.
Development & Revenue Associate
El Rancho de Las Golondrinas
The Development and Revenue Associate (DRA) plays an integral role in supporting the Administrative offices and the Revenue Team of El Rancho de Las Golondrinas. Reporting to the Director of Advancement, the DRA will be responsible for providing support for Development, Membership, Marketing, Events and be the first contact with the general public to the administrative office.
Executive Director
Santa Fe Farmers' Market Institute
The Executive Director (ED) of the Santa Fe Farmers’ Market Institute (SFFMI) leads all major functions, including fundraising, programs, policy, and finance, to advance the mission of advocating for producers, providing equitable access to local food, and sustaining the agricultural community. The ED manages staff, serves as the organization's face, and reports to the Board of Directors, requiring a minimum of 10 years of leadership experience.
Program Officer
Brindle Foundation
The Program Officer will work closely with the Executive Director and Board to advance Brindle’s mission, relationships, and learning in New Mexico. As part of a small team, the role requires supporting day-to-day operations, collaborating with key stakeholders to inform strategy, and partnering closely to advance key issues affecting those prenatal to three, as well as additional social justice issues, in seven northern counties and all Tribal lands.
Finance Director
Quivira Coalition
The finance director works closely with the operations director and chief of staff to ensure Quivira has financial systems, workflows, and recordkeeping to support effective reporting and financial decisionmaking. The finance director is part of the operations team, led by the operations director, but reports to the executive director. This structure allows the finance director to support the executive director’s overall responsibility for financial stewardship and accountabiliy
Operations coordinator
Quivira Coalition
Operations coordinator (finance) is responsible for financial recordkeeping to support effective budgeting, financial reporting, and annual audit. They will also contribute to other operations activities when needed. The operations coordinator (finance) will support the finance director to maintain records and procedures to ensure the financial health of the organization and nonprofit status compliance.
Psychotherapist
Solace Sexual Assault Services
Solace Sexual Assault Services needs a Psychotherapist (Bilingual Spanish/English Preferred) to join our Clinical team to provide therapy to survivors of sexual assault. Recent graduates are encouraged to apply as we provide comprehensive training and ongoing support to help you succeed in this meaningful and impactful career position.
Development and Membership Manager
SITE SANTA FE
The Development and Membership Manager plays a critical role in increasing donor support and expanding participation in SITE SANTA FE’s Membership Program and Business Council at every level. The Development and Membership Manager oversees the programming, planning, and implementation of Membership events and works closely with members of the Development and External Affairs teams to ensure a cohesive and inclusive message for SITE SANTA FE’s Membership Program
Legal Advocate
Community Against Violence
Community Against Violence, located in Taos, NM, works to foster and support a community free from all forms of domestic and sexual violence. CAV provides advocacy, counseling, support groups, children’s services, community prevention programs, and outreach. CAV is seeking a Legal Advocate to provide trauma‑informed crisis intervention, personal and legal advocacy, life‑skills coaching, and peer support to survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.
Director of Advancement and Marketing
May Center for Learning
May Center for Learning seeks a Director of Advancement and Marketing to lead integrated fundraising, donor engagement, and marketing strategies that advance the organization’s mission. This senior leadership role oversees development initiatives, brand management, communications, and stakeholder relationships to strengthen visibility, financial sustainability, and community impact for students with learning differences.
Family Navigator: Community Based Prevention, Integration and Reunification (CBPIR) Program
Las Cumbres Community Services, Inc.
F/T position located in Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Los Alamos, Española, or Taos: 40 Hours Weekly. Provide trauma-informed family assessments, develop family service plans, facilitate parenting programs and make referrals to supportive community services. Monitor family engagement, risk factors, and protective factors on an ongoing basis. Conduct home visits based on the Tiered Case Management Model.
Community Health Worker: STAR Program
Las Cumbres Community Services, Inc.
(Full-Time or Part-Time, Bernalillo County) Certification rqrd w training. Liaison between the STAR program and the newcomer communities, providing outreach and education about available services and how to access them. Navigating health and social service systems, connecting families w necessary medical, mental health, housing, and legal resources. Bilingual language proficiency (e.g.,) Spanish, Dari, Pashto, Swahili, Arabic
Professional Therapists OT,PT,SLP: Family, Infant and Toddler (FIT) Program
Las Cumbres Community Services, Inc.
Independent Contract. Professional Therapists needed for Physical Therapy, Speech Language Pathology, and Occupation Therapy for Early Intervention program that provides services to children with special needs. Must have proper NM licensure and experience with children with special needs; willing to work with their families and potential applicant. Reliable transportation. Santa Fe, Rio Arriba, and Los Alamos Counties
Family Navigator: Santuario del Corazón Program.
Las Cumbres Community Services, Inc.
F/T in Santa Fe and Taos. Liaison to support children and their families with limited English proficiency in better managing their needs until goals are reached. Services to children and their families who have experienced a traumatic separation from a parent/caregiver due to deportation. This position works to identify, assess, screen, and comprehensively team with professionals to case manage.
Home Visitor: Confident Parenting Home Visiting Program
Las Cumbres Community Services, Inc.
F/T Positions located in Santa Fe and Rio Arriba counties. Partner with families with children 0 to 5 years old, to promote child development and confident parenting; providing referrals to community resources At least 1 year experience working with infants, toddlers and families. HS diploma. Valid New Mexico Driver’s License. • Bilingual Preferred.
Director of Development
Continental Divide Trail Coalition
The Director of Development is responsible for the strategic planning, managing, and implementing activities that increase, diversify, and sustain philanthropic support for CDTC.
Manager of Philanthropic Operations
Big Brothers Big Sisters of New Mexico
The Manager of Philanthropic Operations strengthens the organization’s fundraising infrastructure and ensures smooth development operations. The role oversees the CRM (Salesforce), manages donor data and reporting, supports events, and drives operational excellence across philanthropic functions. Working with the Chief Development Officer, the manager advances strategic initiatives, improves systems, and enhances donor engagement.
Director of Grants
Big Brothers Big Sisters of New Mexico
The Director of Grants is responsible for leading and managing all aspects of the organization’s grant portfolio. This includes identifying funding opportunities, overseeing application development, ensuring compliance and reporting, and tracking performance across all awarded grants. This position also includes the oversight of fundraising and community engagement in select areas of the state.
Research and Special Projects Coordinator/Analyst
Education At Work
Education At Work is seeking a recent college graduate looking to build valuable skills in the nonprofit and business sectors. The Analyst will work closely with executive leadership to deliver work-based learning opportunities to students in our talent hubs in Albuquerque and beyond. You should be comfortable in a fast-paced environment where your work is valued, and professional growth opportunities are limited only by your desire to learn.
Employer Outreach Coordinator (Seasonal, Hybrid)
Education At Work
Education At Work is looking for an Employer Outreach Coordinator to help with the Summer High School Enrichment Internship Program (NM SEIP). This is a seasonal, hybrid position based out of Albuquerque. You will work with local and regional governments and business leaders to identify and solicit participation as internship sites for the 8-week summer program. If you are interested in expanding opportunities for young people in NM and can travel throughout the state, please apply.
Respite Provider: Grand Parents Raising Grandchildren Program (Part-Time)
Las Cumbres Community Services, Inc.
Duties include meal preparation, personal hygiene, and leisure activities. Some transportation required must have reliable transportation.
Nurse (Part-Time)
Las Cumbres Community Services, Inc.
Openings for a Part-Time on-call Nurse (RN) to work in our Adult Services program with individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities. Duties include but are not limited to health assessments, developing/monitoring health care and crisis plans. Training of staff on plans, oversight of medical care for individuals in supported living and day service programs. Developmental disabilities waiver knowledge preferred.
Certified Nurse Assistant: Adult Services
Las Cumbres Community Services, Inc.
Los Alamos with local travel. F/T or P/T work with adults with disabilities in a supported living setting. Caseload maximum: 4 individuals. Provide assistance with personal hygiene, baths, shaving, ambulatory support to and from the restroom, etc. Provide activities of daily living. Assist with meal prep, serving, and assistance with mealtime plans. Provide adjunct care, vital signs, weights, tracking etc. Communicate with administration.
Bilingual Family Service Coordinator/Development Specialist Family Infant Toddler Program (FIT)
Las Cumbres Community Services, Inc.
Full or Part-Time Positions available in Rio Arriba. Assist families with children ages birth to 3 to access and receive Early Intervention (EI) services. Complete intakes, evaluations, determine eligibility. Provide EI to address identified developmental delays in children from a relational, strengths-based approach. Cooridinate referrals and assist with transition planning.
Direct Support Professionals: Adult Services Program
Las Cumbres Community Services, Inc.
Full-Time Positions: Santa Fe, Los Alamos and Española: 36-40 Hours Weekly. No experience needed. Assist adult individuals with disabilities with their daily living and independence skills/personal care (may include grooming, bathing, feeding). Work with teams to provide focused, purposeful support to individuals to make a difference in their lives. Transport and accompany individuals and foster meaningful relatiosnhips in their community.
Experience Expert
National Ghost Ranch Foundation, Inc.
An Experience Expert is assigned to every group that visits Ghost Ranch to ensure they have a smooth and wonderful event, whether a retreat, conference, family reunion, or wedding. This person is the primary point of contact before, during, and after each group visit. Minimum one year of experience in customer service, hospitality, event coordination, or an equivalent combination of experience and skills.
Development & Communications Director
Saint Elizabeth Shelters
The Development and Communications Director is a key leadership position responsible for developing and executing the organization's development and communication strategies and fundraising initiatives. This individual will lead efforts to build brand awareness, develop and enhance stakeholder engagement, and secure financial support through diversified fundraising campaigns aligned with the mission and board guidelines.
Grants Manager / Writer (Full-Time, Hybrid – Albuquerque, NM)
Encuentro
Encuentro seeks an experienced Grants Manager / Writer to lead institutional grant fundraising supporting immigrant justice, adult education, and workforce pathways. This role manages the full grant lifecycle—from research and proposal writing to reporting and compliance—and collaborates closely with program and finance staff. Salary range $55,000–$65,000 with benefits.
Operations Manager
The Nature Conservancy
The Operations Manager is responsible for independently executing administrative and operational support tasks for the Santa Fe office and supporting a positive community experience at the New Mexico Business Unit. These responsibilities include coordinating mail, answering phones and emails, and facilitating responses to questions about the office operations.
Administrative Assistant (Part-Time)
Santa Fe Indigenous Center
Hiring immediately — this is a part time position with some weekend and evening work hours. Monday through Friday 10am-2pm. Application will be closed once position has been filled.
Animal Caregiver (Part-Time)
Kindred Spirits Animal Sanctuary
Kindred Spirits Animal Sanctuary 25 minutes south of Santa Fe. Looking for meaningful work caring for animals? Kindred Spirits is a peaceful, rural nonprofit providing eldercare and hospice for senior dogs, horses, and poultry. We’re currently hiring part-time Animal Caregivers. This role is ideal for compassionate, reliable people with experience in animal care, vet assistance, nursing, kennel work, or caregiving. On-the-job training provided. Competitive wages!
Campaign Director
Girls Inc. of Santa Fe
The Campaign Director is responsible for driving the team and the success of our Comprehensive Campaign by providing strategic leadership, management, and oversight. This position works in close partnership with the Chief Executive Officer, Chief Philanthropy Officer, Campaign Chair, Campaign Committee(s), and organizational leadership to design, execute, and drive the Campaign's success from planning through completion. See the full job posting here at the URL provided below.
Director of Development, Architecture and Planning
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 a creative, highly motivated, enthusiastic, and strategic thinking individual to fill the position of Director of Development for the UNM School of Architecture and Planning. The successful candidate will demonstrate a strong interest in the design and planning profession.
Garden Educator
Santa Fe Botanical Garden
Seasonal, Part-Time, $20/hr. Engage visitors through interpretive public programs and K–12 school field trips. Duties include leading tours, outreach events, assisting with camps, and program prep/cleanup. Req's enrollment in or completion of a bachelor’s degree in education, science, or related field; 1+ year of interpretation or environmental education experience; strong communication, public speaking, teamwork, and time-management skills. Bilingual English/Spanish preferred
Finance Assistant
El Rancho de Las Golondrinas Living History Musueum
Reporting to the Controller, the Finance Assistant supports the day to day operations of the Finance Department and performs essential transactional accounting functions including accounts payable, accounts receivable, cash receipts, reconciliations, payroll support, general accounting tasks and administrative coordination. Follow the link to the full job description.
Facilities Maintenance Technician (Part-Time)
Santa Fe Botanical Garden
(Part-Time) $21/hr, non-exempt, ~20 hrs/week. Maintains buildings, grounds, pathways, and equipment; performs inspections, preventive maintenance, minor repairs, cleaning, snow/storm response, and inventory management. Coordinates vendors, supports events, supervises volunteers, and assists with emergencies. Requires HS diploma, 5–10 yrs experience, NM driver’s license, and ability to work indoors/outdoors.
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