Jobs Where You Can Make A Difference

Fund for the Public Interest is partnering with groups like Environment America to take on polluters, tackle climate change, get pesticides out of our food supply and more. These groups have counted on us for 35 years to generate the people power they need to take on Exxon Mobil, Monsanto, or other opposition and win.

We’re hiring in more than 30 cities across the country to raise money and get thousands of people to take action. Learn more about The Fund.

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Gain skills. Build your resume.

Not only will you learn how to engage the public on pressing environmental and public interest issues, but can learn how to raise money, manage and train your own team, work with the media, lobby elected officials and more.

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Work on important issues.

Work on issues that matter for organizations like Environment America and U.S. PIRG. You could be a part of Environment America’s campaign to ban single-use plastics that pollute our oceans and harm wildlife, or build support to save the bees across the United States. Bottom line: You could make a difference.

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Make an impact.

If you’re looking to make a meaningful impact on our environment, our democracy and more, there’s no better job than being a canvasser with the Fund. You’ll engage in face-to-face conversations to educate the public on important issues, give them the opportunity to take action, and build the people power it takes to win.

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"In high school, I always wanted to be doing more, but really had no idea how to get there. As a director this summer and field manager this winter, I get to go out every single day of the week and talk to people about climate change and tell them what they can do in that exact moment to help. And, on top of all of that, I finally feel like I'm doing something. I love my job and couldn't be more grateful to work here."

—Annie Sinert, Boston canvass office