Nonprofits and social services · Open now
Nonprofits and social services: program, development and executive leaders.
Program managers, development officers, executive directors and the counselors and social workers who do the work, matched on mission direction and how they work.
Free to join. In your browser, on iPhone and on Android.
Example screen, simplified from the app.
How it works in nonprofits and social services
Free where it matters
Networking, mentoring and circles are free. Nonprofit hiring uses the same 1% fee on a confirmed hire as any employer.
Executive directors' circles
Executive directors at a similar stage can join a confidential forum circle of non-competing organizations.
Development peers
Development officers at different organizations compare notes on donors and campaigns, never with a direct competitor if you pick that kind.
Mentoring
A new program manager and someone who has run programs for years. Free.
Counselors and social workers
Counselors and social workers can join, network and be hired. Their state licenses aren't in the license list yet, so they don't have a licensed slot.
Project work
Grant writing, evaluations and campaigns with a set scope of $2,500 and up run as project work.
Roles with detailed checklists
Each starts your skills checklist from O*NET's work activities and tools for the role. Not listed? Pick your occupation anyway; the picker covers every field.
Project and contract work. Grant writing, program evaluations and campaigns with a set scope of $2,500 and up run as project work. How project work runs
Questions
Can volunteers use it?
Volunteering isn't a match type. Mentoring is the closest: free, in person, both sides giving time.
Ways to meet
Nonprofits and social services, met in person. Free to join.
Free to join. Answer the basics in a few minutes and you can be matched right away. Everything else you add makes matching better.