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Use your skills and passion for our national parks as a member of the NPF team

If you care deeply about the vital natural and cultural resources in our country. If you’re passionate about connecting people from all walks of life to the parks. Then you could make a great addition to our team at the National Park Foundation (NPF).

These wondrous places were here long before us. But if we want to sustain the rich history and ecosystems of our parks, it’s up to us to answer the call. Working at NPF empowers you to have a hands-on role in that important work, in an environment that is open and affirming, with individuals who all share a common goal. Explore current opportunities and learn how to apply here.

Open Positions

Life at NPF

See some of the ways we're creating a place where everyone feels excited to grow professionally, live our mission, and protect our national parks.

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Mission-Driven
Be a part of team committed to persevering and protecting national parks, ensuring they are available and accessible to all.
Our Mission & History
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    Empowering Everyone
    Committed to DEI
    We value diversity and want everyone to feel supported and empowered at NPF. We're committed to integrating DEI values throughout our organization. Our employee resource group is advancing our organization to strengthen our internal community.
  • Continuous Learning
    Growth Opportunities
    You'll have access to professional development opportunities, including training with our team and NPS. We have developed a career pathing and promotions program to support your growth and advancement.
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    Comprehensive Benefits
    Rewarding Benefits
    We provide comprehensive benefits, including a 403(b) with employer matching contributions, a generous vacation leave program, observe all 12 federal holidays, a paid volunteer day, and park pass reimbursement.
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    Washington, D.C. Office
    Modern Workspace
    We've worked hard to create an inviting space for our team to come together. The White House, several monuments, and great restaurants are all within walking distance. You can take advantage of our wellness spaces, our bright and welcoming kitchen space, rooftop access, and an exclusive onsite fitness center. Plus, we are located in one of D.C.s iconic and historic structures that recently underwent major renovations and is now LEED-Gold, Energy Star, and WELL Health-Safety certified.
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    Flexible Work Options
    Remote Work Friendly
    We offer fully remote and hybrid job opportunities to accommodate your needs in over 20 states.
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    Strong Culture
    Team Spirit
    Working with NPF means taking time to explore the parks we work to protect. It means going for team hikes and rolling up our sleeves on group volunteer projects. Whether you're in-person or remote, we find ways to support each other and stay connected.

Meet Members of the NPF Team

Get to know some members of our staff and hear what they enjoy most about working with NPF.

  • Jenny Katz
    Senior Manager, Lands Program
    Jenny Katz
    "The work of land conservation is a vital, but often overlooked, component of park management. My ultimate goal is to get land protected by the full weight of the National Park Service - meaning that it is protected forever. Lands conserved by NPS operate at the rate of giant sequoias growing, of glaciers moving over a plain, of historic monuments gaining a patina. I'm drawn to this slower pace, to protecting old important things, and to a deeper connection with our landscapes and cultural legacies."
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    Senior Director, Major Gifts
    Kyle Funakoshi
    "I'm driven by the idea of creating a 'Beloved Community, the concept popularized by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and I believe national parks are one of our greatest tools for creating a community that is rooted in love and respects and values people for what they bring to the table."
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    Associate Director, Digital Engagement
    Mo Gallo
    "My love for parks is what brought me to the National Park Foundation, but seeing the incredible impact and the huge range of projects we work on is what gets me excited to come to work every day. I feel lucky to be able to share the importance of all the national park sites and their stories with such a large audience."
  • Ashley McEvoy
    Director, Resilience & Sustainability Programs
    Ashley McEvoy
    "We live on a planet with finite resources, and I want to create solutions to our energy and climate obstacles that are centered on the health of people and communities. This can look like using alternative and renewable energy to reduce greenhouse emissions, improve air quality, and mitigate climate change, or reducing trash sent to landfills so we don't leave future generations with waste they can't manage."
  • Kim Hirose
    Senior Director, Corporate Partnerships
    Kim Hirose
    "What really attracted me to NPF was the unique collaboration of NPF's corporate partnerships, marketing, and communications teams to collectively build awareness, engagement, and revenue to make an impact for our national parks. The collaborative NPF culture, combined with my personal passion for wildlife and land conservation, makes it a dream job."

Explore the History of NPF and See How You Can Be Part of Our Future

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Denali National Park & Preserve


NPF works to protect wildlife and park lands, preserve history and culture, educate and engage youth, and connect people everywhere to the wonder of parks. Learn more about our history and our relationship with the National Park Service.