Our 2024 FoodCorps Voter Guide
Careers at FoodCorps
Current Job OpeningsWe believe people fuel change. We invest in people who model humble, practical leadership, give them exceptional training and experiences, and connect them to each other to foster authentic, meaningful relationships. That goes for our students, our corps members, and, yes—our staff.
Here are the core values that guide our work every day.
Our values
We are responsible for tending to our own humanity
We connect with our history, we own our flaws, we unearth our shame, we evolve our biases, and we deepen our understanding of ourselves.
Communities are woven of intentional relationships
We hold each other accountable with care. We get curious about each other. We celebrate diversity and build belonging. We embrace each other’s complexity.
Leadership and learning are inseparable
We invest in people’s development with love and limits. We seek out opportunities to learn and grow. We see everyone as having agency, responsibility, and opportunity.
We reimagine systems of power
We shift power, access, and resources to those most impacted by systemic oppression. We dare to dream of a fundamentally different future.
Anti-Racism in Action
In pursuing our vision, FoodCorps embraces diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) as strategic and moral imperatives in our work. And we are convinced that in order to be effective, we must not replicate the imbalances we see in society at large; we are working toward becoming a model for the change we seek.
Read our Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion report to learn more about our journey.
Read ReportFoodCorps Benefits
FoodCorps is as committed to the well-being of our staff as we are to the students we serve. We’re proud to offer a strong package of benefits, including:
Health Insurance
Medical, dental, and vision insurance, Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA), life insurance, supplemental life insurance, and disability insurance
Paid Time Off, Leave, and 401(k) Benefits
Generous PTO, paid parental leave, options for family and medical leave, a two-week office closure for winter break, and 401(k) contributions
Remote Work
The option to work from home when needed, home office funds for remote staff, and other resources to support your best work
Half-Day Fridays
Four extra hours of weekend on Friday mornings or afternoons—it’s up to you
Professional Development
Funding and time dedicated to your professional growth
Sabbatical Policy
One month of paid sabbatical after every three years of working at FoodCorps
FoodCorps’ Onyx Crown Collective (OCC), an employee resource group for Black staff at FoodCorps.
Open positions
Director of Campaigns
Learn More & ApplyHuman Resources People Manager
Learn More & ApplyWestern Director of Regional Philanthropy
Learn More & ApplyPlease Note: All of FoodCorps’ communications related to hiring will come from an email address ending in @foodcorps.org—no other variations of that. Additionally, FoodCorps requires all application materials to be submitted on https://foodcorps.hiringthing.com and we will never ask you to submit application information in another format (via email, word document, etc). If you receive emails from an account other than @foodcorps.org or requests to submit additional information outside of HiringThing, it is likely a scam and should be reported.
