Philanthropy WV provides this section of our website to post employment opportunities within our members, the broader philanthropy sector, and our organization. Our private, family, corporate, and community foundation members provide exciting, value-added, and beneficial career experiences. We encourage you to check out the opportunities presently available below.
CURRENT CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:
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Join us as a Conference Sponsor in October!
Are you ready to invest in opportunities that will help strengthen the capacity ofphilanthropy throughout the Mountain State? Your sponsorship of the 2026Annual Conference will inform and engage the leaders of private, family,corporate and community foundations from across West Virginia. In 2025, 73 participants attended our Annual Conference at Canaan ValleyResort where participants had a
Introducing our refreshed logo…
You may have noticed that we refreshed our logo recently! We will be rolling it out through the website in early summer and updating our materials. If you’re a member and want to show your membership, we have a member logo for you to use!
Call for Conference Proposals Open!
We are seeking dynamic, engaging presentations for our 2026 conference in Charleston Oct. 14-15! Do you have skills and expertise to help elevate your peers in the philanthropy community? Some of the topics members have expressed interest include: AI and information security, leading a foundation in times of change, meeting the needs of the community,
Join us Feb. 18, 2026, for Legislative Outreach and Information
Based upon member feedback, we are excited to bring back some legislative outreach. There are two events happening on February 18. Whether you can participate in person to visit your legislator or need to stay close to home, you can hear from several organizations in a policy briefing online that afternoon. We are collaborating with
2025 Food Insecurity Convening Report Available
West Virginia’s food insecurity rate hovers at about 14% statewide, affecting more than 270,000 people and ranking among the highest in the nation.
Child hunger is especially severe: More than 1 in 5 of West Virginia’s children live in a food insecure household.
Federal programs such as SNAP support over 273,000 West Virginians with essential benefits, but inflation and federal disruptions have raised even more urgent needs.
Philanthropy West Virginia’s goal at the beginning of the project was to: Coordinate an effective collaborative philanthropic response to the growing needs created by the lack of access to food in West Virginia.
Planned outcomes included:
Facilitating better connected and collaborative response among funders and nonprofits and community members in regard to food insecurity;
Coordinating communication around and resources to the statewide philanthropic sector about the efforts addressing food insecurity;
Hosting regional conversations and/or discussion at our annual conference (among funders, government, nonprofit, community members and business leaders) about the lessons learned from these convenings to create an actionable plan.
Our 2025 Annual Conference Speakers and Session Topics
We are excited to announce our 2025 Conference Lineup! Our goal is to give you a conference with “something for everyone” in our membership. To that end, we have a first-class lineup of professionals representing a wide array of professional skills and knowledge. Thought leaders and hands-on practitioners who are ready to engage attendees in
Join us as a Conference Sponsor in October!
Are you ready to invest in opportunities that will help strengthen the capacity ofphilanthropy throughout the Mountain State? Your sponsorship of the 2026Annual Conference will inform and engage the leaders of private, family,corporate and community foundations from across West Virginia. In 2025, 73 participants attended our Annual Conference at Canaan ValleyResort where participants had a
Introducing our refreshed logo…
You may have noticed that we refreshed our logo recently! We will be rolling it out through the website in early summer and updating our materials. If you’re a member and want to show your membership, we have a member logo for you to use!
Call for Conference Proposals Open!
We are seeking dynamic, engaging presentations for our 2026 conference in Charleston Oct. 14-15! Do you have skills and expertise to help elevate your peers in the philanthropy community? Some of the topics members have expressed interest include: AI and information security, leading a foundation in times of change, meeting the needs of the community,
Join us Feb. 18, 2026, for Legislative Outreach and Information
Based upon member feedback, we are excited to bring back some legislative outreach. There are two events happening on February 18. Whether you can participate in person to visit your legislator or need to stay close to home, you can hear from several organizations in a policy briefing online that afternoon. We are collaborating with
2025 Food Insecurity Convening Report Available
West Virginia’s food insecurity rate hovers at about 14% statewide, affecting more than 270,000 people and ranking among the highest in the nation.
Child hunger is especially severe: More than 1 in 5 of West Virginia’s children live in a food insecure household.
Federal programs such as SNAP support over 273,000 West Virginians with essential benefits, but inflation and federal disruptions have raised even more urgent needs.
Philanthropy West Virginia’s goal at the beginning of the project was to: Coordinate an effective collaborative philanthropic response to the growing needs created by the lack of access to food in West Virginia.
Planned outcomes included:
Facilitating better connected and collaborative response among funders and nonprofits and community members in regard to food insecurity;
Coordinating communication around and resources to the statewide philanthropic sector about the efforts addressing food insecurity;
Hosting regional conversations and/or discussion at our annual conference (among funders, government, nonprofit, community members and business leaders) about the lessons learned from these convenings to create an actionable plan.
Our 2025 Annual Conference Speakers and Session Topics
We are excited to announce our 2025 Conference Lineup! Our goal is to give you a conference with “something for everyone” in our membership. To that end, we have a first-class lineup of professionals representing a wide array of professional skills and knowledge. Thought leaders and hands-on practitioners who are ready to engage attendees in