Interested in working for a not for profit (NFP) or Non-Profit organization? Some examples of different types of NFPs can include:
When considering a NFP, think about the type of work you want to do. NFPs may have back office operations that include departments similarly found in many for-profit organizations such as Finance, Talent, IT, etc. Roles more unique to NFP may include Development/Fundraising, Grant Writing, Community Outreach, Volunteer Recruitment, etc..
Consider the cause or mission of the organization and how it aligns with your values and interests. As part of the interview process, you may be asked to share what you know about the organization and why you want to work there. NFPs may consider prior NFP or volunteer experience when evaluating candidates. Consider providing ample resume space to your civic achievements. If you are lacking civic experience, consider seeking out opportunities to volunteer your time and gain experience.
For more information on NFP organizations, you may wish to explore:
Candid.org- NFP research Idealist.org- NFP jobs, volunteer opportunities Impact Opportunity- NFP jobs, research, guidance Taproot Foundation- Volunteer matching Encore Fellowships- NFP fellowships