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• Director of Development - Director of Non-profit, CyberCoders,
• Java/J2EE Software Engineer -- Non-Profit Organization -- VA, Safari Technical Staffing,
• Development Director, Non-Profit Company, New York, NY
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• HR Director, Leading National Non-Profit, Princeton, NJ

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Getting a Non Profit Job

Because non-profit organizations usually are not large enough or financially endowed enough to hire recruiters, you will probably have to put forth a little bit of effort to find your dream job. Besides looking through job listings and sending out resumes, you can improve your chances of getting a non-profit job by becoming more involved in the non-profit community.

Volunteering, interning, and networking can all be ways of making connections and gaining experience that can help you impress the non-profit organization of your choice:

• Volunteering - Most employers try to hire people already working in their particular industry. The same is true for non-profits. Volunteering is a great way to get involved. Volunteering will also help you learn more about specific organizations. You may find that the first non-profit you wanted to work for is not actually the best fit for you.
• Interning - Working as an intern for a few months is a great way to learn more about an organization and get a better idea of what your day-to-day duties would be at your dream job. You'll also have the opportunity to meet and work with the people in the office. Interning is a great way to gain experience to put on your resume while also getting a sneak peek behind the scenes.
• Networking - Getting to know the people in the non-profit community is a great way to get your foot in the door and learn if a particular non-profit shares your values. Since most non-profits work toward a specific cause, the work you will be doing will be to further the organization's agenda in that specific area. If you don't agree with a particular non-profit's stance or methods, you will definitely want to consider looking elsewhere for work. There are plenty of non-profit organizations, all of which are focused on different causes, and with a little bit of research you will be sure to find one that complements your worldview.

Finding Great Jobs

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