How to Launch a High-Impact Nonprofit by Joey Savoie & Patrick Stadler

Author:Joey Savoie & Patrick Stadler [Savoie, Joey & Stadler, Patrick]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Charity Entrepreneurship
Published: 2021-12-13T23:00:00+00:00

18.2. Impactful alternatives to entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship is far from the only option for people pursuing high-impact careers. Depending on personal fit, you might opt to seek employment in another organization in the nonprofit sector (an effective charity or foundation), work on policy in the public sector, or earn to give. Some of these options might also be a good way to build skills to move into charity entrepreneurship at a later point in your career.

Working at CE

Our organization, Charity Entrepreneurship, operates at a meta level, so staff members support not one but various charities. If you are a research-oriented person, you would likely be happy at CE, because we offer full-time researcher positions. Jobs at the average incubated charity lean more toward operations. Furthermore, at CE, you are close to the incubated organizations and might be able to jump back into entrepreneurship at some point.

These roles are quite competitive. However, in the past, we have offered jobs to candidates who have gone through our program but determined that entrepreneurship is not or is not yet a good fit for them. We also offer remote internships that can help test out an aspect of founding a charity in a lower-commitment way.

• Check out Ishaan Guptasarma’s 2020 post “What is it like to work at Charity Entrepreneurship” on our blog to learn more.

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