Jobs That Help aids local Wisconsin nonprofits

Jobs That Help debuted in early February to aid those looking for work in the greater Milwaukee area of Wisconsin in the U.S., and currently has seen over 200 postings by more than 60 nonprofit groups. 

Jobs That Help provides a search platform for volunteers, educators and workers to find work with conservation groups, churches and schools. Some nonprofits are looking for help with youth services, early childhood education and social services. Some nonprofit jobs serve causes for inclusiveness, social justice and caring for those who can’t care for themselves. Though non-profit groups rely on grants and donations, non-profit positions are still paid positions with an impact on local communities.

Non-profit jobs provide the opportunity to do meaningful work in a way that other jobs may not provide,” said Ben Hastil, founder of Jobs That Help.

Hastil created Jobs That Help in 2019 after the Nonprofit Center of Milwaukee closed their website. After the old website had shut down, the nonprofit community needed a new job-search website. “[Nonprofits] are the backbone of the community,” Hastil said. “They are critical for people in need, which is all of us in certain points of our lives.”

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