FoodCorps Announces Rachel Willis, Longtime Educator and Board Member, As President
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.
Our Impact
Ready for a career where you’ll make a real difference? Our work has tangible impacts for kids, families, and communities—and it takes each one of us to make it happen.
Head to our Impact page to learn more.
Our ImpactFoodCorps 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
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