The assistant supports individual giving by contacting past donors for renewed contributions and thanking current donors. The role also involves personalized follow-up emails, donor data entry, and checking records for accuracy.

The organizer joins a phone canvass team working on environmental campaigns, including efforts related to AI data centers and PFAS. Day-to-day work includes speaking one-on-one with members, collecting actions for lawmakers, fundraising, sharing information, and keeping accurate records.

The assistant supports the Scholar Services team with administrative coordination, student data and records, and communications with scholars, families, schools, and partners. The role also helps plan events and workshops, maintain digital materials, and track program information.

HelpHub Specialists respond to student questions through chat and video, review assignments, and provide timely, actionable feedback. They also help students use course platforms and tools, keep up with content updates, and contribute to team projects and feedback sessions.

The specialist develops recruitment strategies, sources and screens candidates, coordinates interviews and assessments, and conducts reference and background checks. The role also tracks hiring metrics, reports recruitment progress, and provides backup support for HR operations.

The assistant helps coordinate community programs and events, manages Family Essentials inventory and distribution, and provides coverage across three community resource centers. The role also supports center readiness, family engagement, data entry, and program recordkeeping.

The Community Housing Connector engages residents across West Philadelphia and connects them to housing and homeownership programs, City services, and community resources. The role also supports applications, tracks outreach, gathers feedback about housing needs, and represents the organization at community events.

Supports the day-to-day administration of an after-school program, including student registration, scheduling, records, attendance documentation, budget tracking, and office supplies. The role also communicates with families and staff and may train or supervise clerical personnel and youth participants.

The Content Specialist supports program quality by observing activities, coaching staff, reviewing lesson plans, and helping develop academic and enrichment programming. The role also tracks participant progress, evaluates activities, and communicates with school staff, after-school personnel, and parents.

The Facilities Assistant supports daily office services by handling supply and facilities requests, distributing mail, and preparing meeting rooms and shared spaces. The role also assists with events, office moves, and administrative coverage during busy periods.

The assistant helps refugees and other eligible clients understand and access healthcare, including appointment scheduling, referrals, language access, and follow-up. The role also supports health workshops and outreach, coordinates with partner organizations, and maintains confidential client records.

The educator develops and delivers pop-up nature-based programming for children and families at community sites and outdoor locations. Responsibilities also include coordinating event logistics and partners, supporting volunteers and outreach, maintaining equipment, and collecting program data.

The Fellow supports a youth leadership initiative through facilitation, curriculum development, gatherings, and social justice action projects. They also participate in Philadelphia organizing, develop community events, represent the organization at coalition and public events, and build relationships with youth and partner organizations.

The Program Liaison supports community organizing and tenant empowerment, including meeting and workshop coordination, reminders, presentation materials, and Spanish translation. The role also assists with air-quality monitoring and community distributions, partner and agency meetings, research and reports, and grant development and reporting.

The fellow will monitor legislation and hearings, research disability and economic policy, and prepare summaries, analysis, and recommendations. They will also support coalition and agency engagement and contribute research and writing to reports, briefs, and other materials.

The Case Manager coordinates supportive services and referrals for people affected by HIV/AIDS, helps clients access medical care and community resources, and conducts field visits. The role also recruits participants for testing and interventions, maintains reports and assessments, develops educational workshops, and represents the program at community events.

Substitute for absent coaches by leading two-hour virtual learning labs for cohorts of 5–8 college students using established course materials. Prepare by meeting with the team and practicing independently, and attend required training.

The Program Instructor provides direct supervision and enrichment programming for students before and after school. They help develop lessons and activities, assist students with homework, maintain behavioral expectations, communicate with families, and support school staff and the Community Resource Coordinator.

This part-time, four-month fellowship supports electoral organizing and chapter-building throughout Metro Atlanta. Fellows will canvass, phone bank, text voters, recruit and develop a 15–20 person volunteer team, and coordinate volunteer support for endorsed campaigns and community partners.

The Canvasser conducts door-to-door outreach to educate residents about campaigns, candidates, and ballot measures. The role involves delivering campaign messages, collecting complete voter surveys, entering contacts in MiniVAN, and supporting get-out-the-vote efforts with polling-place and deadline information.

The Part-Time Data Entry Specialist collects and enters service encounters for an HIV prevention team, maintains records in required electronic systems, and prepares weekly and monthly reports. The role audits data, coordinates corrections with frontline staff, supports quality-improvement tracking, and handles related clerical, supply, event, and outreach tasks.

The Prevention Facilitator delivers evidence-based substance-use prevention programming, social-emotional learning activities, life-skills workshops, mentoring, and case management for youth and families. The role manages a small caseload, recruits and engages participants, conducts assessments, documents services in required databases, and coordinates with schools, families, and community partners.

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 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.