Senior Project Manager
The Senior Project Manager (SPM) serves as the central coordinator for MSHF’s Strategic Initiative work, responsible for driving structured execution across all workstreams from planning through delivery. Reporting directly to the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO), the SPM ensures initiatives remain on track, risks are addressed proactively, and senior leadership—including the CEO—maintains clear, timely visibility into progress and decisions.
The salary range is $103,900 – $118,700 DOE. View the full job description. Click here to apply on Indeed.
Evaluation and Learning Officer
As part of the Evaluation and Learning team, the Evaluation & Learning Officer works across programs and focus areas to implement collaborative learning and evaluation strategies that strengthen the Foundation’s strategic direction and impact. This position is responsible for overseeing and managing evaluation projects and deliverables, responding to internal and external data requests, and serving as a thought partner to tell the story of the community’s health and the Foundation’s work.
The salary range is $100,000 – $110,000 DOE. View the full job description. Click here to apply on Indeed.
Scholarship Program Associate
The Scholarship Program Associate plays a crucial role in the administration and advancement of the MSHF scholarship program. Their primary role is to support the entire lifecycle of the scholarship process. The Associate supports the development and execution of application, selection, and award processes, and collaborates with educational institutions and stakeholders to further the Foundation’s mission.
The salary range is $60,000 – $70,000 DOE. View the full job description. Click here to apply on Indeed.
Philanthropic Program Assistant
The Philanthropic Program Assistant provides primary administrative support to the philanthropic team and backup support for all administrative positions in the organization as necessary. Key responsibilities include scheduling, planning, and documenting a high volume of meetings and events, serving as a primary point of public contact, reaching across various constituencies including grantees and other partners, handling official and confidential correspondence. This position provides support with procurement, financial and database processes as well as document preparation for board meetings.
The salary range is $50,000 – $60,000 DOE. View the full job description. Click here to apply on Indeed.