Nonprofit Job Boards
In the U.S., the nonprofit sector comprises around 10% of the country's workforce. Organizations in this sector often look for volunteers and part-time workers committed to making a difference, which is where niche job boards can assist as they target a more defined audience than general job sites.
Use nonprofit job posting sites along with traditional job boards to find the best potential employees for nonprofit organizations. These niche sites are also good if employers need to post volunteer opportunities online.
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Best Nonprofit Job Boards:
Rank | Job Board | Pricing* |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Idealist | Free and paid options. |
| 2. | Foundation List | From $85.00 /post. |
| 3. | NPO.net | From $75.00 /post. |
| 4. | Nonprofit Career Network | Free and paid options. |
| 5. | Work for Good | Free and paid options |
| 6. | Impact Opportunity | From $100.00 /post. |
| 7. | CalNonprofits Career Center | From $100.00 /post. |
| 8. | The Chronicle of Philanthropy | From $260.00 /post. |
| 9. | NonProfitJobs.org | From $125.00 /post. |
| 10. | Green Dream Jobs | Free and paid options. |
| 11. | NonprofitJobSource.com | From $80.00 /post. |
| 12. | NonProfit Times CareerMatch | From $249.00 /post. |
| 13. | CNE job board | Free and paid options. |
| 14. | ConnectVA | From $55.00 /post. |
| 15. | PND Jobs | Free and paid options. |
| 16. | Devex | From $399.00 /post. |
| 17. | Indeed | Free and paid options. |
| 18. | Google for Jobs | Free. |
*Companies may offer discounted rates for monthly, annual, and bulk packages.
FAQs:
What are the best nonprofit job boards?
Where can I post a nonprofit job?
Are there any free nonprofit job boards?
What are your recommended sites to post my volunteer opportunities?
Do nonprofits have to post job openings?
No. There is no law requiring nonprofits to put out a public job post. Nonprofits typically look internally first and then to workers in the nonprofit community before advertising a vacancy.