Opportunities
We’re always looking for passionate people to join us in building a stronger, more equitable local food system. Whether through a paid role or an internship, you’ll gain hands-on experience, grow your skills, and contribute to meaningful change in our community. Explore our current openings below and find the right way to get involved.
We offer both internships and career opportunities!
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Our internships provide students and emerging leaders with hands-on experience in food policy, nonprofit management, and community engagement. While unpaid, they are structured for learning, mentorship, and skill-building that supports your future career path.
​Our career opportunities are designed for professionals who want to bring their expertise and energy to advancing food policy and community resilience. These roles come with compensation and responsibilities that support the long-term impact of our work.
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Communications Internship
​Internship Type: Part-time
Location: Charlotte, NC (remote/hybrid)
Schedule: 10 hours a week
Compensation: unpaid
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We are seeking an enthusiastic and detail oriented intern to support our organization’s communication efforts. The ideal candidate will be a college student interested in Public Health, Nutrition, Agriculture, or a related field and passionate about food access. ​
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Data Internship
Internship Type: Part-time
Location: Charlotte, NC (remote/hybrid)
Schedule: 10 hours a week
Compensation: unpaid
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We are seeking a detail oriented intern to work remotely handling data and assisting with generating reports. The ideal candidate will be a college student interested in Public Health, Nutrition, Agriculture, or a related field and seeking to gain experience in data management.
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03
Program Coordinator
Job Type: Full time, Hybrid
Location: Mecklenburg County
Compensation: Salary Negotiable
The Program Administrative Coordinator will report directly to the Executive Director and play a key role in supporting the organization’s administrative and operational systems through planning, coordination, and evaluation of community-based programs and initiatives that advance its mission and goals. The ideal candidate is a highly organized, detail-oriented
professional with a passion for community health and food security.
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04
SNAP Double Bucks Customer Service Representative
Location: Charlotte Regional Farmers Market, Charlotte, NC
Schedule: Every other Saturday (Two Saturdays per month), 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM; 10 hours per month
Compensation: $20/hour (Contract Position)
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We are seeking a reliable and compassionate Customer Service Representative to administer the SNAP Double Bucks Program at the Charlotte Regional Farmers Market. This program helps increase access to fresh, healthy food for SNAP recipients by providing additional funds to spend on eligible purchases.
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The ideal candidate will have a warm and welcoming demeanor, be comfortable interacting with the public, and be highly organized when handling financial transactions. Training and ongoing support will be provided to ensure success in the role.
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