Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library encompasses an unrivaled museum of American decorative arts in its mansion and galleries and a magnificent 60-acre naturalistic garden—all set on 1,000 gorgeous acres.

Winterthur employs a wide array of positions in the areas of curatorial, horticulture, education, conservation, library, maintenance, marketing, development, technology, and administration.

Darlington Arts Center (DAC) was founded in 1978 with the unique vision of including all four arts disciplines–music, visual arts, dance, and drama– in one space with an emphasis on multi-disciplinary programming. DAC has served the Delaware and Chester counties and Delaware State communities for over 40 years by fostering programs that provide possibilities and opportunities through the exploration of multi-disciplinary arts.

Do you enjoy supporting community organizers, managing a well-curated to-do list, and collaborating with coworkers? Are you committed to advancing climate justice for all?

The Climate Justice Fund Program Associate will support Bread & Roses Community Fund’s Climate Justice Fund, which is being designed through a community-driven process in 2024 and will begin grantmaking in 2025. This position reports to the director of programs.

The Climate Justice Fund will move money to grassroots groups in the Philadelphia region (Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Camden counties), organizing to change the policies, practices, and processes that create and maintain climate injustices.

The Association for Public Art (aPA), the nation's first private, non-profit public art organization, seeks a hands-on, detail-orientated Program Coordinator to support projects and public programs that connect people with public art. The Program Coordinator will assist with coordinating, organizing, and implementing aPA's public programs and community engagement activities through in-person and virtual opportunities, including event logistics management, ambassador training & supervision, and stakeholder relationship maintenance.

Status:                    Non-Exempt, Full-Time Temporary

Schedule:              April 1, 2025 – August 29, 2025

Position:                 Continuing Education Summer Programs Assistant

Reports To:           Managing Director of Continuing Education

Department: Artistic Production

Reports to: Senior Director, Orchestra Personnel and Tour Residencies

Supervisor to: Orchestra Personnel Coordinator, String Monitors, Volunteers, Interns

Summary:

SUMMARY: Norris Square Neighborhood Project (NSNP) is a 51-year-old community organization and cultural hub committed to uniting and inspiring the surrounding community through programs aimed at the cultivation of young leaders, the preservation of Puerto Rican cultural heritage, and the stewardship of community land (our three “pillars”). We have six special gardens that, together, make up the NSNP active green space to amplify our sense of belonging and shared learning experiences.

Reporting to the Chief Philanthropy Officer (CPO), the Director, Institutional Giving will take the lead in identifying, cultivating, securing funding, and stewarding foundation, government, and corporate partnerships and grants regionally and nationally to ensure steady funding streams to meet the Museum’s needs and budgeted goals.

ESSENTIAL RESPONSIBILITIES

Reporting to the Chief Philanthropy Officer (CPO), the Director of Major Gifts and Annual Giving is responsible for creating and actively maintaining the growth of the museums annual giving and major gifts programs. Through providing quality service to existing donors and soliciting new ones, this individual will have the ability to accurately analyze statistical database information, look for new opportunities for growth and create donor programs and Giving Clubs that encourage greater participation.

The American Swedish Historical Museum seeks a self-motivated, mid-level fundraising professional with experience working with individual donors, corporate giving, and capital campaigns.