Employment Opportunities

Work with Habitat for Humanity

At Habitat for Humanity, we believe that our communities become stronger and more vibrant as we unite to meet our neighbors’ basic needs for a stable, affordable place to call home. Turn your passion for Habitat for Humanity into a fulfilling career. Learn more about employment opportunities from around the state below.

Statewide


Central Oregon


Thrift Store Manager — Sisters Habitat for Humanity »

Type: On-site

Salary range: Starting at $56,000/year, DOE

Description: The Manager oversees daily operations, financial management, budgeting, inventory control, merchandising, marketing, staffing, volunteer engagement, donor relations, facility oversight, and safety compliance. The role requires a hands-on leader who balances business discipline with compassion, inclusion, and community impact.

Eastern Oregon and The Gorge


Northwest Oregon


Portland Metro


Development Manager — Habitat for Humanity Portland Region »

Type: On-site

Salary range: $60,497 to $74,109 yearly

Description: As the Development Manager, you lead strategy to grow and deepen the Annual Fund’s mid‑level donor program while also providing essential management and operational leadership within the department. This includes supervising the Development Database Administrator and Gift Processing Specialist, ensuring data integrity, creating donor analytics tools, and refining processes that support department‑wide fundraising effectiveness. You also oversee our Direct Marketing program partnership, coordinating national and local alignment and deepening donor engagement through a structured and strategic program‑management lens.

Grants Program Manager — Habitat for Humanity Portland Region »

Type: On-site

Salary range: $26.44 to $32.39 per hour

Description: You are someone who thrives in a role that blends strategic thinking, relationship building, and detail‑oriented execution. As the Grants Program Manager, you’ll play a critical role in supporting Habitat’s ongoing funding needs by managing all private foundation grants, serving as both a technical expert and a thoughtful relationship steward. You bring a keen understanding of the full grant lifecycle—from researching funding opportunities to writing compelling, competitive proposals and fulfilling reporting requirements with accuracy and integrity. You work closely with internal teams across the organization to ensure data is accurate, timely, and aligned, and you collaborate on business and government grant applications when needed. You are skilled at navigating both predictable and more ambiguous challenges, managing a grant tracking system that keeps every deadline, deliverable, and reporting requirement on track.

Southern Oregon


Willamette Valley