Top Social Impact Jobs

Supports users of the Electronic Visit Verification platform by providing training, troubleshooting, customer service, and data entry. Maintains staff information, develops training materials, attends EVV webinars, and communicates updates to leadership. The role is full-time, in-office, and may involve occasional local travel to another office or training venue.

The Chief Financial Officer will own finance strategy, FP&A, accounting, controls, cash management, tax compliance, risk, insurance, vendor oversight, and board reporting. The role will build scalable financial infrastructure for a seasonal, multi-state organization, including forecasting, unit economics, revenue recognition, consolidated reporting, financial systems integration, and working-capital management. The CFO will partner with the CEO, Board, HR, Operations, Sales, auditors, lenders, and investors while leading finance staff and outsourced providers.

Supports grant prospecting, proposal and report drafting, donor stewardship, social media content, Canva graphics, newsletters, impact storytelling, community events, partner outreach, volunteer coordination, and engagement tracking for a dyslexia advocacy nonprofit.

Creates and manages accurate online product listings, including descriptions, measurements, condition details, categories, shipping methods, and search-optimized content. Meets daily listing targets, handles donated goods carefully, stages completed items, and maintains a safe, organized workspace. Requires strong attention to detail, internet navigation, typing accuracy, communication skills, and general knowledge of jewelry, collectibles, or electronics.

Processes vendor invoices, reimbursements, payments, and vendor records; manages invoice workflows in Bill.com; resolves discrepancies; supports reconciliations, month-end close, 1099 preparation, audits, reporting, grant documentation, and process improvements. Requires accuracy, organization, communication, and familiarity with Microsoft Office applications. Nonprofit, healthcare, grant-funded, and cloud accounting experience are beneficial.

Manages a portfolio of 150–250 donors and prospects, developing individualized cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship strategies. The role builds donor relationships, secures philanthropic gifts, identifies planned giving opportunities, conducts prospect research, prepares fundraising communications, tracks activity in Virtuous CRM, and collaborates with leadership and development staff. It requires local travel, participation in donor events, and achievement of retention, upgrade, and revenue goals.

Leads program operations with responsibility for budgeting, financial forecasting, P&L oversight, resource allocation, grant administration, workforce cost projections, and revenue generation. Supervises staff, advises program and executive leaders, improves ERP reporting and data visualization, develops operational procedures, and ensures compliance with federal grant and funder requirements.

Leads ICLS’s pro bono program, supervising attorneys and support staff; recruiting, training, and supporting volunteers; managing law firm and corporate partnerships; integrating pro bono opportunities across practice groups; overseeing grants, compliance, reporting, data collection, fundraising collaboration, communications, and strategic initiatives. Represents ICLS in pro bono initiatives and conferences while expanding legal services for underserved communities across Southern California.

The Grants Manager tracks grant proposals, awards, deadlines, deliverables, reporting, and budgets. Responsibilities include researching funding opportunities, coordinating and submitting proposals, drafting grant materials, maintaining grant databases and documentation libraries, supporting financial reporting, and coordinating projects across senior leaders, staff, consultants, and external partners. The role requires strong organization, writing, communication, spreadsheet, document management, and follow-up skills.

Provides administrative and operational support for a state office, including calendar and meeting coordination, travel and event logistics, purchasing, budget and expense documentation, records management, inventory, vendor communication, and office services. Maintains spreadsheets, databases, reports, and operational trackers while safeguarding confidential information. Supports employees, community partners, and organizational stakeholders during routine operations and high-volume periods such as elections, audits, and events.