Kittleman for candidates

Date Posted: 3/28/25 · Centennial, CO, United States

The mission of High Line Canal Conservancy (the Conservancy) is to preserve, protect and enhance the 71-mile High Line Canal, in partnership with the public. The Conservancy is a tax-exempt nonprofit driven by a passionate coalition to provide leadership and harness the region’s commitment to enhancing and permanently protecting the Canal. In 2014, with the support of Denver Water and 11 local jurisdictions, the Conservancy led a public outreach campaign engaging thousands of residents to develop a long-term plan for the Canal, spearheaded a fundraising campaign to support the vision, and now holds a permanent conservation easement on 45 miles of the Canal.

Posted: 03/25/2025 · Lisle, IL, United States

The Morton Arboretum (the Arboretum), globally recognized for its century-long commitment to tree-focused science, conservation, and education, seeks a dynamic, collaborative, expert leader to serve as its Vice President of Collections and Horticulture. It is a transformative moment for the Arboretum, having recently completed a Strategic Plan in 2023 and a Comprehensive Site Plan in 2024. The Vice President of Collections and Horticulture will serve as the most senior leader conceptualizing, developing, and executing the Arboretum’s strategies for collections, horticulture, and natural areas within these plans. Importantly, this leader will also deepen a more formal integration with Science and Conservation at the Arboretum.

Posted: 3/19/25 · Lynnwood, WA, United States

PAWS serves as one of the first and leading wildlife rehabilitation and companion animal adoption centers in the nation. Since 1967, PAWS has united more than 170,000 cats and dogs with loving families and has cared for more than 160,000 sick, injured and orphaned wild animals. PAWS has made the world a better place for countless others through outreach, education and advocacy. The CEO position is a rare opportunity to lead a well-funded and highly respected animal welfare organization, especially known for its outstanding wildlife rehabilitation work. With a passionate staff and dedicated volunteers, the new CEO will step into a stable and highly respected organization with a new wildlife facility, substantial reserves, and zero debt.

Posted: 3/12/2025 · Chicago, IL, United States

Founded in 1978, as an independent not-for-profit organization, National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) was initially created to lessen the burdens of state governments and bring together nursing regulatory bodies (NRBs) to act and counsel together on matters of common interest. It has evolved into one of the leading voices of regulation across the world.

Posted 03/06/25 · Philadelphia, PA, United States

Fairmount Park Conservancy (“the Conservancy”) is Philadelphia’s premier, award winning nonprofit that brings the City of Philadelphia’s park systems to life. Joining the Conservancy as its new Chief Executive Officer is an opportunity to leverage your skills to lead the Conservancy and tap into this moment of transformation while ensuring the organization continues to grow, innovate, and serve the needs of the community. The Conservancy is actively seeking a visionary and strategic leader, someone who possesses both an understanding of Philadelphia’s community dynamics and a strong financial and business acumen.

Posted: 3/4/25 · New York, NY, United States

Established in 1934, Geopath, originally the Traffic Audit Bureau for Media Measurement Inc., is a not-for-profit organization governed by a tripartite board comprised of advertisers, agencies, and media companies. Geopath’s historical mission was to audit the circulation of out of home media in the United States. The Geopath organization has now expanded its historical focus. Geopath looks to the future with state-of-the-art audience location measurement, deep consumer insight, and innovative market research. Geopath uses real-time data to provide powerful tools that measure and analyze audience location and show how consumers engage with out-of-home advertising.

Posted: 2/28/25 · Gilford, NH, United States

The Lake Winnipesaukee Alliance (LWA) is the leading voice for its protection, defenders of its water quality, and custodians of its future. Through monitoring, comprehensive education programs, active stewardship initiatives, and science-based lake management practices, LWA works to safeguard the lake’s water quality, wildlife habitat, and recreational value today and for generations to come.

Posted: 02/26/2025 · Cleveland, OH, United States

As one of Ohio’s largest non-profit agencies committed to children, Positive Education Program (PEP) provides services, both direct and consultative, for children challenged by complex developmental trauma, mental health issues and autism, their families and the professionals who support them. PEP is committed to understanding and overcoming the significant trauma and chronic stress experienced by many of the youth we serve.

Posted 02/23/2025 · Sewickley, PA, United States

Allegheny Land Trust (“ALT” or “the Land Trust”) is a nationally accredited, land conservation 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is: “We conserve and care for local land for the health and well-being of current and future generations.” ALT envisions a resilient region with abundant green space that is easily accessible and recognized as essential to the quality of life for all. Allegheny Land Trust seeks a leader who demonstrates a strong passion for the goals of the organization and has demonstrated success in key areas of fundraising, staff management, collaboration, and community and stakeholder engagement.

Posted 2/12/25 · Hollister, CA, United States

The San Benito County Board of Supervisors established the FIRST 5 San Benito Children and Families Commission in 1999 to administer and allocate the County’s portion of Proposition 10 funds. In November 1998, the California voters passed Proposition 10, the California Children and Families First Initiative, which added a 50 cent-per- pack tax on tobacco products. Eighty percent (80%) of these revenues are allocated annually to the 58 individual California counties to benefit children from prenatal to five years old.

Posted 2/11/2025 · Archbold, OH, United States

During the 1960s, Erie Sauder had an idea to create a small museum at the Sauder Woodworking factory to help children learn about how woodworking was done before the advancement of automated machinery and to help them gain an appreciation for the hard work of the past. He was soon inspired to establish a museum where students, young and old, could learn about how the area of Northwest Ohio was settled; and to establish a place where things from history weren’t simply preserved, but where the stories of everyday people from the past could be shared.

Posted 2/10/2025 · Verona, VA, United States

The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank (the Food Bank) is called to serve the growing numbers of community members who are living with hunger in the Blue Ridge region. Today, the organization is the largest hunger-relief organization in central and western Virginia. With a service area that covers about a third of the state, the Food Bank is one of seven food banks in Virginia and a partner food bank of Feeding America. The Food Bank serves 25 counties and eight (8) cities through a branch system with warehouses in Verona (headquarters), Charlottesville, Lynchburg, and Winchester.

Posted 2/7/2025 · Naples, FL, United States

The Conservancy of Southwest Florida (Conservancy) is a leading environmental conservation organization dedicated to protecting the water, land and wildlife which make this region such a special place. As the population in Southwest Florida grows, so do the demands placed on its unique, natural resources. Though the Conservancy has remained a dynamic, effective force for conservation, the challenges from rapid growth, loss of natural habitat, water quality issues, climate change impacts and invasive species are demanding new levels of conservation strategy engagement.

Posted 1/27/25 · Saint Paul, MN, United States

Little Free Library has transformed how communities engage with books and literacy, creating a powerful movement that transcends borders. Since its inception, the organization has worked to promote literacy and community building. It has advanced its mission by providing 24/7 book access, fostering new Little Free Libraries, granting Little Free Libraries to high-need areas, championing diverse books, and working with key community partners. With nearly 200,000 libraries worldwide and a growing network of volunteers, supporters, and donors, Little Free Library has become synonymous with grassroots literacy advocacy.

Posted 01/15/25 · Charlottesville, VA, United States

The Charlottesville Area Community Foundation (CACF) was established in 1967 as a tax-exempt, nonprofit public charity with a mission to improve the quality of life in Charlottesville and the surrounding counties of Albemarle, Buckingham, Fluvanna, Greene, Louisa, Nelson, and Orange. This region of more than 310,000 people includes a variety of rural and urban environments and is home to a complex and deeply painful American history. Through its grantmaking, the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation seeks to amplify initiatives that center the communities most impacted by unequal wealth accumulation in the region.

Posted 01/14/25 · Cleveland, OH, United States

After close to a century as separate institutions, the Holden Arboretum and Cleveland Botanical Garden integrated to form Holden Forests & Gardens (HF&G) in 2014. Holden Forests & Gardens is one of the largest public gardens in the United States. Offering distinct arboretum and botanical garden experiences for the public along with a private plant breeding research site, HF&G is like no other public garden in the country.

Posted 01/13/25 · Providence, RI, United States

The Rhode Island Community Food Bank (RICFB)’s mission is to improve the quality of life for all Rhode Islanders by advancing solutions to the problem of hunger. The organization envisions a state where no one goes hungry. RICFB seeks an executive who is a passionate servant-leader, brings relevant professional experience in managing an organization of similar complexity and scope, and is driven to provide innovative solutions to end hunger.

Posted 01/06/25 · Tucson, AZ, United States

United Way of Tucson & Southern Arizona (UWTSA) responds to the community’s needs, transforms lives and brings long-lasting systemic change to the community by focusing on the underlying issues. The organization fights for education, financial wellness, equality and healthy communities for every person in Tucson and Southern Arizona. Its role as community convener enables it to serve more than 420,000 people each year by forming strategic partnerships, mobilizing the best resources and being the catalyst for needed, positive change.

Posted 12/16/24 · Norwalk, CT, United States

Stepping Stones Museum for Children opened to the public March 11, 2000. Located within Mathews Park in Norwalk, Connecticut, Stepping Stones has served the region for over 24 years as an award-winning nonprofit 501(c)(3) children’s museum. The museum consistently attracts nearly 300,000 visitors each year and our Early Language and Literacy Initiative ("ELLI") reaches 122 students across private and public educational settings.

Posted 12/12/24 · Keene, NH, United States

Monadnock Conservancy was founded in 1989 by a group of friends who had an idea to create a local organization dedicated to helping neighbors and communities protect the land they love forever. Initially based in Dublin, New Hampshire, the group operated as a 501(c)(3) environmental organization and conserved 25 properties in 10 towns during its first decade. Today, the Monadnock Conservancy is the premier land trust for the region, governed by a 12-member Board of Trustees and managed by a 10-person professional staff that work both hybrid and from an office in Keene, NH.

Posted 12/04/24 · Saint Petersburg, FL, United States

The Florida Holocaust Museum (FHM) is one of the largest Holocaust museums in the United States with more than 23,000 artifacts in its collection. One of only three such museums accredited by the American Alliance of Museums, FHM boasts an outstanding collection of contemporary visual art as well as the largest Holocaust research library in the Southeastern United States. Its permanent exhibit highlights the artifacts, photographs, documents, and testimonies of Holocaust Survivors and Liberators. 

Posted 11/22/24 · Santa Fe, NM, United States

For over 40 years, New Mexico Foundation (NMF) has been supporting people, communities and nonprofits throughout the state as the only statewide community foundation in the nation. The organization now seeks its next President & CEO to usher in an era of significant new growth, opportunity and transformation NMF is headquartered in beautiful Santa Fe, New Mexico, oldest capitol and first designated UNESCO Creative City in the United States.

Posted 11/18/24 · Portsmouth, NH, United States

In response to the growing problems facing the unhoused in the New Hampshire Seacoast area, a group of community leaders established Cross Roads House in the winter of 1982 to provide emergency shelter to individuals and families. The organization has since become one of the largest emergency and transitional shelters in New Hampshire, serving eastern New Hampshire and southern Maine. Over the last 40 years and as recognition of the difficulties facing the unhoused has grown, Cross Roads House and the services offered have also grown to meet the challenge.

Posted 11/11/24 · Elk Grove Village, IL, United States

Established over forty years ago, Kenneth Young Center is a premier community-based, behavioral health and senior services organization serving over 12,000 individuals annually in the northwest suburbs of Chicago, Illinois. Known for the quality of its services, it is an integral part of the community and collaborates with schools, community organizations, and the Village of Elk Grove to impact the quality of life in the region.

Posted 10/21/24 · Hollister, CA, United States

The Community Foundation for San Benito County is a tax-exempt public charity dedicated to ensuring long-term resources for the community. Local donors have established endowed funds that grow over time, allowing for sustained support. These funds are managed by a volunteer board of prominent community members who are attuned to the needs of the area. The income generated from these funds is utilized for grantmaking and to support the development and strengthening of community organizations.