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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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Development Associate
Santa Fe Community Foundation
The Santa Fe Community Foundation processes more than 3,000 gift transactions annually. We are seeking a highly organized professional with strong attention to detail and exceptional customer service and administrative skills. The Development Associate is primarily responsible for the timely and efficient processing of all gift transactions, receipting all contributions, managing and maintaining key aspects of the Foundation's CRM database, providing event support, list management, report creation, frontline customer service, and other donor/development related duties as assigned.
Child & Family Advocate
Community Against Violence
Provide trauma-informed crisis intervention, personal and legal advocacy, individual life skills coaching and peer counseling for shelter and non-shelter survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. Assists in coordination and ensures delivery of Child and Family Program. Is knowledgeable about the stages of child development, ability to guide and direct children who are survivors of domestic abuse and has a working knowledge of domestic violence and its effects.
College and Career Program Coordinator
College and Career Plaza
The College and Career Program Coordinator implements college access and career development guidance and education programs at Santa Fe High School. $27/hr Premium Health Insurance Dental and Vision Insurance Retirement Benefit Paid Time Off Summers off.
Director of Advancement
International Folk Art Market
IFAM is currently seeking a dynamic leader who will help shape the future of our organization while supporting living traditions and thriving communities worldwide. The Director of Advancement works closely with the Executive Director and Board to implement effective multi-year strategies and plans for gift prospects, including individual, foundation, government, and corporate donors. Hybrid schedule, competitive salary and benefits. Join the team that brings the world to Santa Fe!
Forensic Interviewer
Community Against Violence
CAV located in Taos, New Mexico seeks a qualified individual to train for the specialized role of Forensic Interviewer, to perform investigative interviews with children in cases where abuse and/or sexual assault is alleged or suspected. CAV will provide intensive training to prepare the new hire for the responsibilities of this position.
Executive Director
Youth Heartline
Youth Heartline seeks a visionary Executive Director to lead a dynamic organization providing essential services in rural counties in northeast New Mexico. Primary Duties: Leadership and Strategic Oversight Internal Management & Staff Development Fiscal Management Board and External Relations Youth Heartline’s mission is to improve positive long-term outcomes and access to services by reducing risk factors and barriers for underserved children and families in Colfax, Taos, and Union Counties.
Bilingual/Bicultural Therapist
Abrazos
Abrazos is launching a pilot program for Latino, immigrant, and mixed-status community members in Santa Fe and Rio Arriba Counties. We are hiring bilingual/bicultural therapists for part-time roles (6–9 clinical hours weekly). Positions are W-2 with paid administrative time. Clinicians receive supervision, training, and join monthly team meetings on culturally responsive care. This early team will help guide how services take root and grow in Northern New Mexico.
Great American Outdoors Act (GAOA) Program Manager
The Great American Outdoors Act (GAOA) Program Manager will manage project identification, planning, implementation, and reporting. Director of Trail Programs Status: Full Time, Salary, Exempt. Start Date: November 1, 2025. End Date: December 31, 2028 (termed-position). Office Location: Remote/hybrid position assigned to an office in Golden, CO or Santa Fe, NM.
Communications Manager
Continental Divide Trail Coalition
The addition of the Communications Manager will play a key role in advancing Continental Divide Trail Coalition (CDTC) communications and lead the organization’s digital marketing and social media strategy. This position will strengthen CDTC’s ability to reach and engage audiences. This position is full time, salaried, and exempt. The Communications Manager will report to the Director of Communications Office Location: Remote/hybrid in Golden, CO, or Santa Fe, NM. Start Date: November 2025 .
Project Officer, Grateful Patient and Family Program Operations
The University of New Mexico Foundation
The University of New Mexico Foundation is seeking a detail-oriented and strategic individual to serve as Project Officer for Grateful Patient and Family (GPF) Program Operations. Reporting to the Managing Director of Data Strategy and Quality, this role is pivotal in managing the technical, data, and compliance functions of the GPF Program to strengthen healthcare philanthropy.
Nature and Community Centered Therapist
Tewa Roots Society
The Nature and Community Centered Therapist (NCCT) provides trauma-informed, land-based, and culturally rooted therapy in Nambé Oweengeh and surrounding Pueblos. This role integrates Ecotherapy, Adventure Therapy, Systems-Based Therapy, and Peer Support, fostering relationships, collaboration, and community healing indoors and outdoors in alignment with TRS’s decolonial mission.
Museum Shops Sales Associate
Museum of New Mexico Foundation
Responsible for providing quality customer service that builds and increases sales in the Museum shops.
Senior Director of Development
The University of New Mexico Foundation
The University of New Mexico Foundation is seeking a seasoned, high-performing professional to lead comprehensive development initiatives for the College of Arts & Sciences. This position manages all aspects of major gift fundraising for the College, including overseeing prospect strategy, cultivating and stewarding high-level donors, and driving campaigns that advance the College’s mission
Development Associate
NDI New Mexico
The Development Associate manages the donor database, gift tracking, and acknowledgment processes in Salesforce. The Development Associate functions as the Project Manager on the annual Thank You Project. The Development Associate assists the Development team with board/donor communication, committee meetings, fundraising events, and general administration to fulfill the goals of the department. The Development Associate is part of NDI New Mexico’s administrative staff.
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 and teacher and program assistance. The On-Call substitute complies with program policies and disciplinary standards. There are no guaranteed hours of work.
Home Visitor
Growing Up New Mexico
This position provides culturally sensitive, in-home and community visitation services to families (prenatal to five) within Santa Fe and Rio Arriba Counties. The home visitor provides education and support through use of reflective listening and utilizes structured curriculum to provide optimal opportunities for child and family growth and development. The home visitor assists families in linking with relevant community resources and completes developmental and other screens.
Educational Assistant
Growing Up New Mexico
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. Full-Time Rate: $18.00 - $21.00 per hour. Very comprehensive benefit package.
Chief Development Officer
Kitchen Angels
The Chief Development Officer (CDO) is a key member of Kitchen Angels’ leadership team, responsible for leading and implementing a comprehensive fundraising strategy that sustains and grows our mission. The CDO oversees all areas of development, including individual giving, foundation and corporate support, planned giving, donor communications, special campaigns, and events. We are seeking an accomplished fundraising professional with strong leadership capacity.
Part-Time Evening Interpreter
The Sky Center-NMSIP
Seeking a bilingual interpreter for 1 evening/week (4–6 hrs) to support family counseling sessions and behind-the-mirror supervision. Must be fluent in English/Spanish, accurate in real-time interpretation, professional, and culturally aware. 9-month position from late August–mid May. Interpretation experience preferred. Afternoon/evening availability is a must. For more information email annai@skycenter.nmsip.org. to apply email with resume.
Director of Development
National Ghost Ranch Foundation
Ghost Ranch seeks a Director of Development to lead fundraising strategy and execution, complete a capital campaign, and build long-term sustainability. Join a mission-driven retreat center on 21,000 acres in Abiquiú, NM. Salary $85K–$92K + benefits. Hybrid considered. Apply at: www.ghostranch.org/get-involved.
NM Genders and Sexualities Alliance Network Program Coordinator
The Mountain Center
The NM GSA Network is seeking a program coordinator! This position supports LGBTQ+ youth/adults through leadership development, peer support, and inclusive school advocacy. The coordinator leads youth programs, manages outreach, and partners with schools and community orgs. Duties include facilitating Youth meetings, grant reporting, and ensuring safe spaces. Requires LGBTQ+ experience, cultural humility, and strong communication skills. Preferred: LGBTQ+/youth organizing background.