The Trust for Public Land - Job Opportunities at TPL
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Full-time, New Orleans, Louisiana. The Project Manager II identifies, acquires and conveys important park, scenic, wilderness and other open space lands for protective ownership using expert nonprofit land acquisition strategies.
Full-time, Boston, Massachusetts. The Donor Relations Manager is responsible for donor discovery, and recommending, implementing, and coordinating donor relations and stewardship to promote interaction with and recognition of donors giving annual gifts in multiple markets in the Atlantic Seaboard Division – extending from Maine to South Carolina.
Internship, Montpelier, Vermont. The Philanthropy Intern, working under the direction of the State Director of Philanthropy and the Director of Institutional Giving, will identify, research and qualify prospective donors, including individuals and private foundations.
Full-time, San Francisco, California. The Associate Director of Philanthropy contributes to The Trust for Public Land’s annual operating needs in California and the success of the organization’s multi-year comprehensive Power of Place Campaign.
Full-time, Seattle, Washington State Office. The Director of Philanthropy leads all fundraising activities to support the Trust for Public Land’s operating needs and land conservation efforts in Washington. In addition, the position contributes to the success of the organization’s multi-year comprehensive Power of Place Campaign.
Full-time, Denver, Colorado. The Philanthropy Coordinator is responsible for supporting all aspects of the philanthropy program within the West Division of The Trust for Public Land, as the organization grows its philanthropy effort and undertakes a multi-year comprehensive campaign.
Internship, New York, New York. The intern will assist TPL and our partner organization, the Friends of the QueensWay, with preparing for and assisting with special events such as clean-ups and community festivals.
Full-time, San Francisco, California. The Help Desk Support Specialist provides hardware and software technical support to The Trust for Public Lands' user population (currently 300+ staff members) in its San Francisco Headquarters and regional offices across the country.
Full-time, Portland, Oregon. Based in Portland, the Oregon State Director is responsible for representing The Trust for Public Land and carrying out the mission of the organization in an effective, visionary and financially sound way throughout the state of Oregon.
Full-time, Los Angeles, California. The Los Angeles Program Director is responsible for representing The Trust for Public Land and carrying out the mission of the organization in an effective, visionary and financially sound way throughout LA County and the greater Los Angeles Metro area. S/he reports to the CA State Director, manages and mentors the Los Angeles project, program and administrative staff, and works in close cooperation with the divisional philanthropy team.
The Trust for Public Land is an Equal Opportunity Employer encouraging diversity in the workplace. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment with out regard to race, national origin, gender, age, religion, disability, sexual orientation, veteran status or marital status or any other characteristic protected by law.
