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Jobs with the Fund

Real progressive change in our country comes from the bottom up: If you want the political and corporate elites to pay attention, you've got to start at the grassroots, building support one person at a time.

The Fund has taken this bottom-up approach to the campaigns we've run, and we've won quite a few. We've won campaigns to clean up air pollution, protect our forest wilderness, reform political campaign finance, stop illegal polluters, protect gay rights and more. By going door to door, calling supporters, and meeting with people one-on-one, we've built the kind of political support that even the most entrenched politicians can't ignore.

Canvass Director

As a canvass director for the Fund, you run a campaign office in one of dozens of cities throughout the country. The staff you supervise educate citizens about the issues and get them involved in campaigns to win progressive change. In essence, you build a team of committed activists, who, in turn, mobilize hundreds or thousands of citizens to take action.

Telephone Outreach Project (T.O.P.) Director

Through telephone outreach, progressive organizations are able to reach, inform and mobilize thousands of citizen supporters. Directors of the Fund's Telephone Outreach Projects recruit and manage a staff of 20 to 30 articulate, committed people in order to raise funds and activate citizens over the phone.

Donor Staff

As a Donor Development Associate, you develop deeper relationships between the state PIRGs and their members and, in so doing, motivate donors to give more to support the PIRGs' public interest research and advocacy. You call current members, ask them to meet with you one-on-one, and then engage them in conversations that often last an hour or more, helping to solidify support that may last a lifetime.

Summer Jobs

If you're looking for a summer job, working on a professional campaign with the Fund's Campaign to Save the Environment project is a great way for students and others to get directly involved with our work. To get more information, or to apply, go to www.jobsthatmatter.org.

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