Job Board
Thrive Job Board is a free platform where you can find job and volunteer opportunities across the Silicon Valley nonprofit sector. Designed to strengthen the nonprofit workforce ecosystem, it connects mission-driven organizations with purpose-driven people, helping talent and organizations move, grow, and collaborate in service of greater community impact.
One Life Counseling Center, in partnership with allcove, is looking for a Bilingual Mental Health Licensed Therapist (LMFT/LPCC/LCSW) for a part-time position at the allcove youth drop-in facility located in San Mateo, California. This role involves providing short-term behavioral health services to youth aged 12 to 25. As a therapist, you will work in a milieu-style environment alongside a team of pediatricians and peer support staff. The position requires on-site presence to deliver in-person therapeutic services to the youth and their families or support persons.
One Life Counseling Center/Allcove is looking for a Bilingual Mental Health Associate Therapist to provide therapy services to youth and their families using the allcove™ model. The role includes conducting assessments and developing treatment plans, delivering individual and group therapy, and providing crisis intervention as needed. The therapist will collaborate with care teams, monitor treatment progress, facilitate transitions to other services, and ensure proper documentation in compliance with HIPAA guidelines. Additionally, the therapist may engage in community outreach, participate in supervision for professional development, and assist with curriculum development during downtime. Flexibility in scheduling, including evening and weekend hours, may be required, with a strong emphasis on maintaining mental health service delivery as the top priority.
The Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County (Legal Aid SMC) seeks an attorney who is passionate about immigrants’ rights and economic justice to help low-income families and children apply for immigration relief and access safety net benefits. Our immigration practice focuses on helping survivors of child abuse, domestic violence, and other crimes apply for humanitarian relief and protect themselves from deportation.
Peninsula Health Care District is seeking a Director of Strategic Initiatives (SID), who will be a recognized leader in health and wellness. The SID will monitor community health needs and priorities, facilitate collaborative approaches to address service gaps, and identify opportunities for the District's intervention, whether through direct service provision or partnerships with other providers. This role also involves establishing measurable outcomes and metrics to evaluate the impact on individual and community health. Guided by the District's strategic direction, mission, and vision, the SID will work closely with the CEO and serve as a partner and advisor to both the CEO and the Board in identifying community service opportunities, as well as actively participating in the development and implementation of new programs.
Villages of San Mateo County (VSMC) is seeking a Part-Time Administrative Assistant to provide essential operational support across our member communications, events, volunteer programs, and office functions. This is an opportunity to join a fun, collaborative team — providing meaningful support for volunteers, Village leaders, and the older adults we serve.
Coastside Hope is seeking a Community Outreach Coordinator to play a vital role in connecting the organization with the communities we serve. Reporting to the Programs Director, this position involves developing and implementing outreach strategies to raise awareness of Coastside Hope's programs, strengthen community partnerships, and promote equitable access to services. The ideal candidate should be passionate about social justice, skilled in public engagement, and highly organized. In the event of a community emergency or disaster, Coastside Hope serves as a second responder, and all staff are expected to report for work after addressing their personal responsibilities to assist in ways that may differ from their usual duties.
Canopy is looking for a Development Operations Coordinator to join its development team. This key role involves working closely with the Deputy Director, who manages the organization’s philanthropic and fundraising strategies, as well as the Communications and Marketing Coordinator. The Coordinator will focus on enhancing data integrity, executing events, engaging donors, and managing grant administration, with the ultimate goal of strengthening relationships with the diverse network of supporters who make Canopy’s work possible.
San Mateo County Supervisor Lisa Gauthier is seeking a year-round intern for her District 4 office, providing an exciting opportunity to gain hands-on experience in various administrative and social media tasks. The intern will learn about county government operations, engage with constituents, attend meetings, and contribute to social media outreach and website development. The position promises valuable insights and collaboration on District 4 projects.
Puente de la Costa Sur is seeking an Executive Assistant. The Executive Assistant serves as a trusted partner to the Executive Director, providing comprehensive administrative support. This full-time, on-site role is responsible for managing the Executive Director's calendar, coordinating communications with internal and external partners, supporting the Executive Director's clerical and accounting functions, and ensuring day-to-day administrative tasks are handled professionally and with discretion. The ideal candidate is highly organized, proactive, and able to work independently across a wide range of responsibilities — from preparing financial forms and maintaining filing systems to representing Puente in meetings and participating in community events. This position requires flexibility, including regular evening availability and occasional weekend work, and a deep commitment to Puente's mission of fostering wellness, equity, and prosperity on the San Mateo County South Coast.
Young Chamber Musicians is looking for an Administrative Director to oversee the administration, management, and coordination of its esteemed music education program, built over 18 years by the Founder and Artistic & Executive Director. The role requires strong organizational skills and technological proficiency to manage a complex schedule of educational activities and performances primarily at Kohl Mansion/Mercy High School in Burlingame. A key component of the position is fostering personal relationships with various stakeholders, including students, parents, coaches, venue partners, and staff. The ideal candidate should possess excellent communication skills, a deep understanding of classical music, and a passion for advanced conservatory-level music education, ensuring long-term community support and financial sustainability for the organization.
RISE is seeking an Executive Director to help guide the organization into its next chapter. This is an opportunity to lead an organization with deep roots, strong relationships, and a clear sense of purpose—while shaping what comes next. You will work closely with the staff and Board (including our co-founders) to build on what already exists, while bringing your own perspective, leadership, and vision to the role.
The San Francisco Public Health Foundation is seeking a dedicated and visionary Executive Director to guide the organization into a new chapter of impact. This pivotal role involves enhancing public health outcomes in San Francisco by managing a diverse portfolio of fiscally sponsored projects, strengthening organizational infrastructure, and positioning SFPHF as a trusted intermediary and leader in public health and the nonprofit sector. The ideal candidate will thrive at the intersection of complex financial management and fiscal sponsorship, while leading with a values-first approach. Reporting to the Board of Directors, the Executive Director will act as a central integrator, focused on improving operations and modeling accountability during this important period of change.
One Life Counseling Center/Allcove is looking for a Clinical Coordinator (LMFT/LPCC/LCSW) for a full-time position (30-32 hours/week) at the allcove™ youth wellness center in San Mateo, California. This role involves providing short-term behavioral health services to youth aged 12–25 in a collaborative, integrated team environment that includes pediatricians, child psychiatrists, education and employment specialists, substance use counselors, and peer support staff. As a partner program of One Life Counseling Center, allcove™ emphasizes on-site, in-person therapeutic support for youth and their families or identified support persons.
Sage Compassion for Animals is seeking a Development Director. In this key leadership role, the Development Director will report to the Executive Director and be responsible for implementing and expanding SageC4A's fundraising program. This position requires a hands-on approach that combines frontline relationship management with operational efficiency. The ideal candidate will thrive in a collaborative and entrepreneurial nonprofit environment, enjoying the process of building structure, managing a donor portfolio, and working closely with the Executive Director and Board to increase revenue while upholding the organization's values and fostering a donor-centered culture.
Homework Central is seeking an Executive Director during a pivotal time for the organization, as there is significant demand in the San Mateo Foster City School District to serve many more students. The next Executive Director will have the opportunity to enhance program effectiveness, secure sustainable funding, and expand partnerships in San Mateo County while building on a 28-year legacy. The ideal candidate will possess a passion for educational equity and strong leadership skills to navigate the necessary capacity-building in this next phase. This role requires a strategic and execution-oriented approach, focusing on both planning for future changes and managing school year operations. Success will depend on developing an exceptional team, effectively promoting Homework Central, securing adequate funding commitments, and delivering impactful and measurable programming.
Leadership Council SMC is seeking a Leadership Program Manager to join their team. This exempt position averages 40 hours per week and is essential for planning and coordinating all logistical aspects of the two 10-month Immersion Programs: Leadership CORPS and Emerging Leaders. The Leadership Program Manager is expected to work on-site during the monthly in-person Learning Days from September through June (a minimum of two days per month), as well as in the office for at least three days per week. Additionally, this role requires attendance at other events and meetings hosted by Leadership Council SMC (a minimum of 1-2 times per month, including occasional evenings) and involves providing scheduling and administrative support. This position is crucial for the success of their leadership development initiatives.
Save The Bay is looking for a Restoration Engagement Specialist who will lead community-based restoration programs for both youth and adult volunteers. This role encompasses environmental education, where the specialist teaches participants about the history and ecology of the Bay while fostering a sense of stewardship toward the environment. Responsibilities include managing large volunteer groups for various projects such as invasive species removal, native plant propagation, and shoreline cleanups. The specialist will also play a crucial role in enhancing public engagement by strengthening community partnerships and supporting new programming aligned with equity goals. With a schedule from Tuesday to Saturday, this position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the health of San Francisco Bay's wildlife and the resilience of shoreline communities.
Art in Action is seeking a Warehouse Operations Manager to oversee all aspects of warehouse operations, including production and order fulfillment, ensuring accuracy and timeliness in all processes. This role focuses on maintaining high-quality standards for art kits, managing inventory in line with program demands, and fostering strong vendor relationships through cost negotiations. The manager will also supervise warehouse associates, coordinate volunteer experiences, and collaborate cross-functionally with sales and programs to streamline operations and support organizational growth. Strong organizational skills, attention to detail, and effective communication are essential, along with a background in warehouse management. This full-time position is based in Redwood City, California.
Second Harvest of Silicon Valley is looking for a Chief Impact Officer (CIO) to guide its Impact Team, which consists of about 51 professionals working across various sectors such as community health, nutrition, and policy advocacy. This executive leadership role is crucial in managing food programs and connecting clients with essential support services, including SNAP, to enhance food security. The ideal candidate will possess compassion and clarity, fostering trust while striving towards a collective vision, and will be passionate about shaping meaningful community impact aligned with Second Harvest’s mission to end hunger.
Save The Bay is looking for a Restoration Engagement Specialist who will lead community-based restoration programs for both youth and adult volunteers. This role encompasses environmental education, where the specialist teaches participants about the history and ecology of the Bay while fostering a sense of stewardship toward the environment. Responsibilities include managing large volunteer groups for various projects such as invasive species removal, native plant propagation, and shoreline cleanups. The specialist will also play a crucial role in enhancing public engagement by strengthening community partnerships and supporting new programming aligned with equity goals. With a schedule from Tuesday to Saturday, this position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the health of San Francisco Bay's wildlife and the resilience of shoreline communities.
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