The Marketing Business Development Representative owns the lead-to-customer journey for RunningMate, acting as the primary contact for prospects from initial outreach through purchase. Responsibilities include qualifying inbound leads, prospecting outbound, conducting discovery conversations and demos, maintaining pipeline data, and reporting conversion insights. The role also supports marketing programs and coordinates with customer success, sales, and product teams to improve the customer experience.

The Youth Advocate manages a caseload of 15–20 chronically absent students, identifies attendance barriers, and provides mentoring and light case management. Responsibilities include tracking attendance, contacting absent students and families, leading clubs and workshops, tutoring students, facilitating SEL groups, and coordinating support plans with school staff.

The Community Navigator serves as an on-site point of contact for residents in affordable-housing communities. Responsibilities include outreach, benefits applications, appointment scheduling, referral tracking, partnership building, and coordinating resident events and programming.

The Special Events Manager leads fundraising-event and auction operations, including procurement, cataloging, bidding, fulfillment, sponsorship tracking, donor acknowledgments, budgets, and performance analysis. They coordinate logistics, vendors, contracts, travel, registration data, and on-site staff for five signature events annually, while supporting additional major galas and conferences.

This coordinator supports the immigration legal services team's pro bono and partnerships program through scheduling, meeting support, reporting, records management, and event logistics. They will maintain volunteer and partner databases, assist with volunteer onboarding and recruitment, coordinate trainings, track budgets and expenses, and communicate with volunteers, law firms, and community partners.

The fellow completes an electoral and advocacy training program while organizing direct voter contact and local electoral justice activities. They will recruit and facilitate a 15–20-person volunteer action team, hold community meetings, conduct relational outreach, map local power structures, and run phone banks, canvasses, and election-protection work. The fellow also represents the organization at coalition tables and transitions volunteer leadership into a member-led committee.

Support applicants in a 12-month guaranteed-income program through phone, email, and text, using custom tools to answer questions and resolve application or payment issues. Review applications and supporting documents for accuracy, request corrections when needed, and escalate potential fraud concerns. The role also collaborates with program staff and may support occasional in-person outreach across Maui County.

The Organizer supports campaigns that help non-union workers build power and win union recognition. Day-to-day work includes outreach at homes and worksites, one-on-one and group worker meetings, leadership development, committee building, trainings, coalition participation, and planning actions and events.

The AI Creative Producer develops and delivers bold social videos for platforms including Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, X, and YouTube. They will write concepts and scripts, use generative-AI tools alongside traditional production techniques, self-film content when needed, and collaborate with creative and social-media colleagues on timely campaigns.

The organizer manages direct voter contact and volunteer recruitment for an assigned Assembly campaign district. Responsibilities include canvassing, phone banking, planning GOTV events, training volunteers, staffing the candidate, coordinating with party field staff, distributing literature, and maintaining voter-contact data and trackers.

The Finance Assistant provides operational and fundraising support to party leadership and the finance department. Day-to-day work includes scheduling and staffing call time, managing fundraising-event outreach and RSVPs, researching donor prospects, tracking pledges, drafting acknowledgments, and assisting with contribution compliance.

This role executes and monitors digital paid-media campaigns, including campaign setup, optimization support, reporting, and finance-tracker updates. The associate also supports client accounts through meeting materials, research, project tracking, written content, and collaboration with internal teams.

The Project Assistant supports defense and security initiatives focused on Indo-Pacific challenges, including research, project tracking, stakeholder coordination, and written products. They organize public and private events, manage participant and travel logistics, support outreach and promotion, and assist with workshops, briefings, and tabletop exercises.

The Operations Associate provides day-to-day logistical support for a statewide coordinated campaign. Responsibilities include maintaining operational tracking systems, procuring and distributing materials, supporting field offices and events, and coordinating with multiple campaign departments.

This full-time role provides direct coaching, training, and strategic support to chapters across Ohio, Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, and South Carolina. The organizer will strengthen chapter campaigns and leadership pipelines, facilitate interchapter learning, support national organizing priorities, and coordinate regional planning, records, travel, and logistics.

The Strategic Initiatives Coordinator supports special projects intended to expand animal-rights campaigns and legislative wins. Responsibilities include researching issues, drafting advocacy materials, coordinating multimedia and outreach projects, engaging stakeholders, attending protests and events, and speaking at city council meetings as needed.

The Program Associate leads event-based student recruitment and outreach, representing the organization at conferences, college fairs, scholarship presentations, and community gatherings nationwide. They manage event logistics and materials while supporting communications campaigns, partnership development, scholarship presentations, and virtual engagement activities.

The fellow will help build get-out-the-vote programs on college campuses across Maine for the 2026 November election. Work includes educating students about voting and explaining Maine laws on student voter registration and same-day registration.

The Government Affairs Associate supports advocacy with congressional offices, federal agencies, and allied organizations. Responsibilities include monitoring legislation and hearings, drafting policy and briefing materials, researching policymakers and issues, maintaining outreach systems, and coordinating external meetings and events.

The Fellow oversees institutional giving, major-donor cultivation, and grassroots sustainer fundraising. They will coordinate grant prospecting and applications, build donor relationships, organize fundraising events and membership drives, and train staff and board members to support solicitation.

Interns will work up to 10–20 hours weekly in departments such as finance, communications, or political. Assignments may include donor research and database upkeep, fundraising-event support, candidate and news tracking, newsletter content preparation, and calendar management.

The Data Intern will help create and maintain Power BI dashboards, reports, and KPI visualizations that support data-informed decision-making. They will work with the database manager and internal stakeholders to translate reporting needs into data models and reporting solutions, while assisting with data cleanup, documentation, monitoring, and troubleshooting.

The Canvasser conducts door-to-door outreach to educate residents about candidates, initiatives, or ballot measures and collect complete voter surveys. They record interactions in MiniVAN, deliver GOTV information such as voting locations and deadlines, and follow campaign safety and reporting protocols.

The intern supports the daily operations and quality-control systems behind active canvassing programs. Responsibilities include scheduling and tracking applicants, coordinating materials, verifying voter-contact data by phone, maintaining audit records, cleaning data, and preparing routine program reports.