
GlobalGiving Foundation was launched in 2003 with a vision of catalyzing innovation and creativity in international philanthropy and development. To realize this vision, the organization has built an efficient, open, thriving marketplace that connects people who have community and world-changing ideas with people who can support them. Over the past 7 years, over 1,500 projects have raised over $25 million from an extensive network of individual, institutional and corporate donors. For more information, please see: http://www.globalgiving.org.
GlobalGiving is currently seeking a Business Partnerships Manager to work with and expand GlobalGiving’s roster of corporate and institutional partners. The Business Partnerships Manager will manage implementation of new initiatives, and will maintain and deepen ongoing relationships with existing GlobalGiving partners. As a member of the Business Development team, the Manager will contribute to goal setting and communications strategies, interface with our technology and program teams, and be expected to contribute to the overall achievement of GlobalGiving’s mission and goals.
The Business Development Manager will preferably have a Bachelor's degree in business, marketing, or related field and a minimum of 5 years experience that is directly related to the position, as described above. Travel will be required periodically (~10-15%).
Salary is commensurate with experience. GlobalGiving provides access to health care coverage, and contributes toward monthly premiums. In addition, the company has a 401(k) plan, dental, vision, flexible spending account, and disability insurance available for employees. New employees accrue 15 days of paid time off annually.
Please send cover letter and resume to (and let us know where you heard about the job).
Our open-space office is located in the downtown Washington DC, and is three blocks from Metro.
The Development Assistant is a key contributor to the GlobalGiving team. The successful candidate will partner with the President to generate a robust pipeline of operating support and build a solid funding base for the organization. GlobalGiving seeks a candidate who loves to take charge of a project from beginning to end, who will relish the opportunity to support a growing organization and a dynamic team. It is a great learning opportunity for someone interested in understanding the nuts and bolts of nonprofit fundraising and getting a unique insight into social capital markets. This is an unpaid position requiring at least 20 hours per week.
Interested candidates should send a cover letter and resume to . Please indicate "Development Assistant - Intern" in the subject line. Candidates should note how they heard about the position in their cover letter.
GlobalGiving seeks a fun, motivated, self starter with an interest being part of a small, fast moving organization that is at the cutting edge of international aid and philanthropy.
GlobalGiving directly connects social entrepreneurs in the developing world with individuals, corporations, and institutions that have an interest in funding projects that fuel positive social and environmental change.
The candidate should have an interest in international development and be eager to help GlobalGiving better support social entrepreneurs working around the world. He or she will work with GlobalGiving's Project team to improve the quality of projects on our website and help project leaders succeed on GlobalGiving. Excellent verbal and written communications skills are required along with good analytical skills and knowledge of SPSS, Stata.
Because GlobalGiving sits at the intersection of the corporate, foundation, and NGO worlds, the intern will gain from significant exposure to all three sectors and will learn about on-the-ground development work.
Our office is located 1023 15th Street, NW, and is convenient to the Farragut North and McPherson Square metro stations.
Interested Applicants should send their resume, cover letter and hours of availability (e.g. 25 hours per week) to . Please indicate "Undergraduate Project Intern" in the subject line. No phone calls, please!
We look forward to hearing from you!
GlobalGiving seeks a fun, motivated, self starter with an interest in being part of a small, fast moving organization that is at the cutting edge of international aid and philanthropy.
GlobalGiving directly connects social entrepreneurs in the developing world with individuals, corporations, and institutions that have an interest in funding projects that fuel positive social and environmental change.
The candidate should have an interest in international development, and be eager to learn about how GlobalGiving can better serve social entrepreneurs around the world by improving their access to financial resources, educational tools, and existing networks in the international aid sector. He or she will work with GlobalGiving's Project team to improve knowledge of the philanthropic sector and grow our emerging network of project organizations as well as conduct statistical analyses to aid the Project and marketing teams. Knowledge of the international development and philanthropy sectors, statistical modeling, strong knowledge of online communities and international NGO networks as well as excellent written and verbal communication skills are required. Candidate should also have strong marketing, communications and internet experience and experience with technology and product development.
Because GlobalGiving sits at the intersection of the corporate, foundation, and NGO worlds, the intern will gain from significant exposure to all three sectors and will learn about on-the-ground development work.
Our office is located 1023 15th Street, NW, and is convenient to the Farragut North and McPherson Square metro stations.
Interested Applicants should send their resume, cover letter and hours of availability (e.g. 25 hours per week) to . Please indicate "Project Graduate Intern" in the subject line. No phone calls, please. We look forward to hearing from you!
GlobalGiving seeks motivated, energetic and savvy self starters with an interest in being part of a small, fast moving organization that is at the cutting edge of international aid and philanthropy. GlobalGiving enables individuals, corporations, and institutions to find and directly fund social, environmental, and other development-oriented projects around the world.
The Operations Assistant is a key contributor to the GlobalGiving team. The successful candidate will partner with the Senior Vice President of Operations to provide modeling, event preparation, research, and logistical support for all aspects of GlobalGiving Operations. GlobalGiving seeks a candidate who loves to take charge of a project from beginning to end, who will relish the opportunity to support a growing organization and a dynamic team. It is a great learning opportunity for someone interested in understanding the nuts and bolts of running a business and great exposure to the world of international philanthropy. This is an unpaid position requiring at least 16 hours per week.
Interested Applicants should send a cover letter and resume to with "Operations Assitant - Intern" in the subject line. Candidates should note how they heard about the position in their cover letter.