The Executive Director (ED), reporting to an appointed Board of Directors, will serve as the Chief Executive of CLIHTF, and is responsible for strategic leadership, operational management, and financial oversight. The Executive Director is the key management leader of the organization and will work closely with the Board of Directors to continue to provide low-income individuals and families in Chicago access to stable, quality, safe, affordable housing by investing in rental subsidies and affordable housing projects throughout Chicago’s communities. The ideal candidate will have working knowledge of equitable housing opportunities and experience working in community-focused environments. As CLIHTF faces unprecedented financial forecasts, as many non-profit organizations, the ideal candidate will have experience navigating tight budgets and coordinating a strategic response in partnership with the Board of Directors, City, State, and CLIHTF staff.

The Program Associate will lead CA/IL’s volunteer engagement and outreach programs, including phone banking, rally and town hall coordination, and volunteer recruitment. This is a hands-on, leadership-focused role that requires strong organizational skills, experience managing staff and volunteers, and the ability to inspire and mobilize people to take action. The Program Associate will oversee a team of Fellows to execute high-impact programs that advance CA/IL’s advocacy goals.

The Float Coach is a full-time, in-person role that provides temporary coverage when positions are vacant or when additional support is needed across direct service programs. This highly dynamic position is cross-trained in multiple program models and adapts quickly to different teams, supervisors, and participant needs. The Float Coach supports participants using the New Moms Coaching approach while maintaining program expectations for the department they are assigned to at any given time. This role has a primary supervisor but works closely with task supervisors depending on the assignment.

The Development Associate plays a key support role for the Development team. This position provides support to the Development Department by coordinating individual and group volunteer events, stewarding relationships with individual and corporate volunteers, managing record and distribution of in-kind gifts, generating acknowledgement letters, recording gift and donor information in Raiser’s Edge, assisting with organization-wide events, and providing additional administrative organizational and departmental support, as needed. Furthermore, this role serves as the staff liaison to the Next Generation Board and manages La Casa Norte’s annual Bank of America Chicago Marathon Team.

Hubbard Street Dance Chicago is seeking a professional to join the Development Team. HSDC’s Development Coordinator will support essential components of development work, including data management and hygiene, prospect research, gift processing, and donor stewardship. This is an excellent opportunity for an individual who hopes to gain a holistic understanding of nonprofit fundraising while supporting the work of a leading contemporary dance company rapidly approaching its 50th anniversary season.

The Design Museum of Chicago (DMoC) is seeking a visionary Executive Director to lead the organization into its next chapter. Founded in 2012, DMoC’s mission is to inspire, educate, and foster innovation through design, connecting people across Chicago and beyond to the transformative power of design in everyday life.  Reporting to the Board of Directors, the Executive Director will have overall strategic and operational responsibility for the museum, including programs, staff leadership, fundraising, communications, and community engagement. This role ensures programmatic excellence while actively expanding partnerships, supporting board involvement, and strengthening the museum’s financial foundation.  A strong candidate will bring leadership experience with nonprofit growth, community-centered programming, and a commitment to inclusive cultural engagement. The role also serves as the museum’s primary fundraiser and ambassador, building meaningful relationships across donors, cultural partners, civic organizations, and design communities.  This is a unique opportunity for a leader who is passionate about design’s role in shaping communities, eager to work with a small, high-impact team, and committed to fostering both innovation and accessibility in cultural programming.

Reporting to the Executive Director, the part-time Bookkeeper/Accountant will be responsible for entering all financial transactions into accounting software and maintaining all financial records and documentation, preparing bank deposits, managing accounts receivable and payable, pulling financial reports, managing payroll, and doing monthly and annual reconciliation.

The Club seeks a dynamic Executive Director (ED) to steward the organization through its next stage of growth, after the retirement of Arnett Morris. Balancing the rich history of the Club with a forward-looking vision, the leader will ensure that the Club remains a beacon of hope within the community. Reporting to the Board of Directors, the ED will build upon existing processes and procedures to further professionalize the organization and move the Club forward to new heights while preserving its rich history and legacy.

The Bilingual Legal and Intake Assistant is a highly collaborative team player who facilitates communication between members of the Legal Department and Spanish-speaking clients, prospective clients, and witnesses, helps to manage and oversee the process of monitoring and responding to requests for legal services (“intake”), and provides administrative support for litigation, investigations, and education by the Legal Department. The Bilingual Legal and Intake Assistant reports to the Deputy Legal Director and works closely with the Legal Manager and other Legal Department staff to provide administrative support.

Illinois Student Assistance Commission (ISAC) is the state agency dedicated to making education beyond high school more accessible and affordable for all. The ISACorps positions provides a $35,604 salary with excellent benefits including a tuition waiver for IL public universities, hybrid schedule, professional training, career planning support and 5 weeks paid vacation. The ISAC Corps™ staff are professional near-peer mentors work with students and families throughout the state as they navigate the college going process. A concerted effort is made to reach out to first generation college students and/or those who are low-income. We hire in every region of Illinois so that the individuals being served work with someone from their area who has college experience. Here’s what the work looks like: • Mentor students facing academic, financial, and social barriers to higher education. • Present to students on the critical steps in the college-going process. • Advise and inform parents of potentially college-bound students on admissions and financial aid processes. • Represent ISAC at college fairs, financial aid nights, conferences, and related events. • Promote programs and services offered by ISAC to communities throughout the state.

The Center for Investigative Reporting—home to Mother Jones and Reveal—is looking for a ferociously hungry blogger to join our fast-moving Mother Jones news desk—someone who wakes up checking headlines, instinctively pounces on breaking stories, and can turn around multiple clean, sharp posts every day without breaking a sweat. While there may be the occasional opportunity to report longer-form stories, this role is built for someone who loves the rhythm, pace, and adrenaline of daily news and the challenge of beating competitors by minutes—not hours. As a core part of our news operation, you’ll help set daily priorities with editors and confidently identify what deserves coverage on your own. You should be comfortable writing two to three pieces a day, ranging from tight breaking-news hits to punchy analysis blogs with personality. The ideal candidate knows exactly what a sharp headline looks like: clever without being cutesy, clear without being dull, urgent without being overwrought. You’ll also collaborate with a senior editor to co-host our flagship daily newsletter, the Mother Jones Daily, contributing incisive takes on top national headlines and helping highlight our features and investigations.