Looproots Foundation

Organization

LoopRoots Foundation

Location

Remote (U.S.)

Commitment

Volunteer role (20–25 hours per week), flexible schedule, potential to transition into a paid role as the organization grows

About LoopRoots Foundation

LoopRoots Foundation is a nonprofit organization supporting justice-impacted individuals and their families through transportation, housing, mental health services, legal support, and workforce development. Our programs include LoopHome, LoopTalk, LoopConnect, LoopLegal, and LoopHousing, our upcoming transitional housing initiative.

Role Overview

We are seeking a Volunteer Grant Research Specialist to identify and track funding opportunities that align with our programs, especially in housing, reentry, and community support. This role is focused on building a strong pipeline of grants that our team can actively apply to.

Key Responsibilities

• Research grant opportunities at the federal, state, and local level
• Identify funding related to reentry, housing, mental health, and community programs
• Track deadlines, requirements, and eligibility criteria
• Build and maintain a structured grant pipeline (Zoho or shared system)
• Organize opportunities by priority and readiness
• Share consistent updates with the team on new opportunities

Preferred Qualifications

• Experience with grant research or nonprofit funding (preferred)
• Strong online research and organizational skills
• Ability to track and manage multiple opportunities
• Familiarity with grants.gov or similar platforms (a plus)
• Interest in housing, reentry, or social impact work

What We’re Looking For

• Detail-oriented and organized
• Proactive and able to work independently
• Strong research mindset
• Interest in building systems and processes

What You’ll Gain

• Hands-on experience in nonprofit funding strategy
• Opportunity to contribute to a multi-state program launch
• Direct collaboration with leadership
• Potential transition into a paid role

How to Apply

Please submit your resume and a short note about your experience with research or nonprofit funding. Please confirm your availability for 20–25 hours per week in your application.