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Director, Development
Santa Fe Community Foundation
The Director of Development is primarily responsible for helping the Foundation meet its growth, fund, and asset development goals through the identification, cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship of new and existing donors. Employing a strong command of the Foundation’s customer relationship management system (CRM), which includes the fund advisor portal, as well as proven data extraction, analysis, and reporting skills, the Director of Development partners with Vice President of Development & Donor Relations to manage the metrics and system standards that ensure quantitatively exceptional service to the Foundation and its stakeholders; all to make a lasting impact in New Mexico through the achievement of our strategic goals. The position is also responsible for supporting program staff through research, grant writing, and giving circle stewardship.
Director of Development, Hardwood Museum of Art
The University of New Mexico Foundation
Please submit a cover letter with your resume, and application to be considered for this role. What We Seek: The University of New Mexico Foundation is seeking a talented professional to implement a comprehensive major gift development program to support the Harwood Museum of Art of the University of New Mexico. The successful candidate will work closely with the Executive Director of the Harwood Museum of Art.
Membership Manager
Museum of New Mexico Foundation
We are seeking a Membership Manager to join our Membership and Communications team. The Membership Manager supports the Foundation to secure gifts for general membership, the Circles, and Explorers programs. Responsibilities include managing member customer service and digital communications, the renewal program, and event coordination.
The Programs Director
Paws and Stripes
The Programs Director is responsible for overseeing the successful implementation of programs, including those funded by a multi-year federal government grant, through the direct supervision of program staff. It requires multi-tasking skills, high levels of organizational skills, the ability to “shift gears” between different requirements, outcomes, subject areas, and types of programs while maintaining the best interest of those we support.
Toddler Teacher
Garcia Street Club School
Garcia Street Club preschool is seeking an experienced toddler teacher. Our program is hands-on, play-based, and deeply rooted in natural experiences & social-emotional learning. Compensation includes 40+ paid days off, monthly health stipend and tuition support. Please read complete posting in link. No in person inquiries. Compensation dependent upon experience, 37.5 to 40 hours per week, $39-54k annually.
House Manager
Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival
The House Manager oversees all front-of-house operations and audience services for the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival. Responsibilities include managing the front-of-house experience during concerts, supervising volunteer ushers, and ensuring a welcoming and organized environment for patrons. Some specific duties include supervising audience entry and exit, electronic ticket taking, addressing any ticketing or seating issues that may arise, and overseeing program book availability.
Carbon Ranch Initiative Evaluator
Quivira Coalition
We are seeking an evaluator to join the Carbon Ranch Initiative team. This individual will primarily focus on data collection, analysis, and evaluation of greenhouse gas benefits for the Soil to Supper project and other ongoing in-field demonstration projects. Occasionally, they will be a point person for Soil to Supper producer projects. In addition, this position may assist in designing and implementing systems to evaluate the broader CRI program, including internal culture as well as external
Preschool Teacher
Catholic Charities
We are looking for a passionate and professional teacher to join our Children’s Learning Center team. We offer a warm and inviting early childhood environment and impart a bilingual curriculum to our children. The ideal candidate for this job will love working with children, have experience in an early childhood classroom, and speak English and Spanish fluently. This person must be a sensitive and mature individual who can relate well to all community members, maintain a professional attitude.
Housing Case Manager
Catholic Charities
We are seeking a dedicated Housing Case Manager with a strong passion for serving homeless communities. The ideal candidate will work closely with families experiencing homelessness, providing crucial support in navigating applications for assistance to achieve and maintain stable housing. The goal is to empower participants to become self-sufficient and successfully exit homelessness.
Leadership Giving Director
Museum of New Mexico Foundation
The NMHM/NMHS DLG will lead all development activities for the New Mexico History Museum and New Mexico Historic Sites. As an essential member of the Foundation’s development team, the Director leads our trustee and major giving programs and provides other fundraising support to the History Museum and Historic Sites.
The Advocacy Fellow
The Semilla Project
The Advocacy Fellow will play a crucial role in advancing the mission and goals of The Semilla Project by engaging in advocacy efforts. The primary focus will be on advocating for policy changes related to outdoor access, climate justice, conservation and the diversification of the economy during the 2025 New Mexico Legislative Session in addition to supporting post-session debriefs with community and elected officials. The Advocacy fellow will work closely with the Advocacy Director.
Executive Assistant
National Dance Institute of New Mexico
The Artistic Director’s Assistant plays a critical role in enabling the Artistic Director to work most effectively with internal and external stakeholders to enable her to execute annual and strategic objectives for the artistic department.
Events Manager
Santa Fe Botanical Garden
The Events Manager oversees event execution, and rentals at SFBG, including private and public events like La Luz de Las Noches. Responsibilities include vendor coordination, logistics, artist contracts, and client relations. Requires strong organizational, communication, and problem-solving skills, 3–5 years of experience, CRM proficiency, and physical ability for event setup.
Food Service General Manager
Glorieta Adventure Camps
The primary function is to ensure excellent customer service, maximize profitability, and maintain a positive work environment. The G.M. leads a team of employees, implements company policies and procedures, and upholds quality and safety standards. Other tasks include procurement, scheduling, staff development, menu planning, and recipe implementation in multiple locations.
Housekeeping Manager
Glorieta Adventure Camps
As the Manager of the Housekeeping department at Glorieta Adventure Camps, you will work toward fulfilling our mission and giving guests a great experience by maintaining the cleanliness of all buildings and upholding, creating, and organizing systems that foster enjoyable and efficient cleaning processes. This includes managing the various types of staff who assist in housekeeping duties.
Hands-on-Heritage Program Director
Partners in Education
Hands-on-Heritage (HOH) is a program of Partners in Education Foundation for the Santa Fe Public Schools (SFPS), an independent non-profit organization founded to marshal resources and create alliances to foster excellence in Santa Fe Public Schools (SFPS). HOH has been providing excellent summer program experiences for over 12 years now, and is open to students 4th-8th grade. We are seeking a dynamic coalition builder to lead this program into its next phase.
Events and Partnerships Manager
Georgia O'Keeffe Museum
The Events & Partnerships Manager leads the planning, implementation, and coordination of a robust calendar of special events and partnership activities to increase engagement, secure contributed income and in-kind donations, and cultivate long-term relationships with the O’Keeffe Museum’s supporters and volunteers. This role serves as the event planning and operational point person, working closely with staff across other departments as needed.
Chief Communications Officer
New Mexico Voices for Children
The Chief Communications Officer (CCO) serves on the leadership team, providing strategic direction for the organization’s communications, public relations, and strategic messaging efforts. This role ensures that the organization is positioned as a trusted and knowledgeable source of information and analysis among lawmakers, media, partners, and donors to influence policy change, enhance visibility, and support growth. The CCO will lead all external communications strategies.
Public Benefits Attorney
NM Center on Law and Poverty
NMCLP seeks a full-time attorney to join our Public Benefits team to address hunger and improve public assistance programs for children and families. Attorneys provide systemic advocacy through legal representation, impact litigation, administrative advocacy, policy and legislative advocacy, and community outreach and coalition-building. Required: 2+ years experience (7+ years for senior attorneys). Visit our website for more information. Salary is $72,000-105,000 DOE.
Housing/Economic Equity Attorney
NM Center on Law and Poverty
The New Mexico Center on Law and Poverty seeks a full-time attorney to advance housing and consumer rights for New Mexico’s families. Attorneys provide systemic advocacy through legal representation, impact litigation, administrative advocacy, policy and legislative advocacy, and community outreach and coalition-building. Required: 1+ years experience and a strong commitment to economic and racial justice. Visit our website for more information. Salary is $72,000-105,000 DOE.
Program Coordinator II
Catholic Charities
If you are passionate about education, data management, and community outreach, we want to hear from you! Apply now to be part of a dedicated team making a difference in the community! You will play a crucial role in supporting our educational initiatives as a data technician and student outreach coordinator.
Assistant to the Executive Director
New Mexico Children's Foundation
The Assistant to the Executive Director provides essential support to the Executive Director and Board of Directors to advance the mission of the New Mexico Children’s Foundation (NMCF). This role requires a proactive, organized, and tech-savvy individual who excels in communications and technology. Responsibilities include fundraising, marketing, social media management, and administrative tasks, contributing to the foundation’s impact across New Mexico.
Director of Advancement
School for Advanced Research
Join the School for Advanced Research as Director of Advancement. Plan and implement a fundraising program meeting our annual goals. With the chief advancement officer and others, align our fundraising goals and strategies to support SAR's strategic goals. Lead membership and records management positions. Full-time, exempt. Position open until filled.
Executive Director
Santa Fe Botanical Garden
The SFBG seeks an Executive Director to lead its next phase of growth. Reporting to the Board, the ED oversees all aspects of the Garden, including fundraising, operations, strategic planning, and public relations. Requires 10+ years of leadership experience, proven fundraising success, strong management skills, and a passion for the Garden's mission.
Chief Advancement Officer
Institute of American Indian Arts Foundation
Reports to IAIA President, member of President’s Cabinet; Chief Advancement Officer is responsible for developing, leading, managing and promoting all aspects of IAIA’s advancement efforts focused on: 1. Development: major gifts, annual giving, planned giving, and corporate/institutional gifts or grants. Cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship of support from Native American tribes and enterprises. 2. Constituent/Alumni Relations 3. Strategic leadership of department, staff and budget.
Accounting Manager
Santa Fe Opera
Join our dynamic arts organization. This full-time role reports to the CFO and offers a competitive salary and benefits. Key responsibilities include managing cash flow, overseeing monthly closings, ensuring regulatory compliance, and collaborating with staff and donors. Ideal candidates have a Bachelor’s in Accounting, 5+ years of experience, strong problem-solving skills, and proficiency in accounting software.
Major Gifts Officer
The Santa Fe Opera
Experienced development professional to secure annual, campaign, and planned gifts of $10,000+. Requires travel. Key Responsibilities: Cultivate major donors, write proposals, plan events, oversee planned giving, use Tessitura CRM, collaborate with team. Qualifications: Bachelor's degree, 5+ years fundraising experience, proven success with $10K+ gifts.
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