Giving What We Can is hiring a Grants & Operations Associate!
Last year, with ~1 FTE of grants capacity, we processed over $50M in grants to highly effective charities - and that volume is set to grow. We're looking for an exceptional operator to join our operations team: running our grant cycles, keeping day-to-day operations humming, and building the systems that will scale us to the next order of magnitude.
You might be a great fit if you:
Run high-stakes processes without errors and catch problems before they happen
Are highly agentic - you know when speed matters more and when care does
Communicate clearly across internal notes, grantee comms, and major donor messages
Learn fast and build systems, and are excited by what AI now makes possible
Are deeply motivated by GWWC's mission
Grants/compliance experience, multi-entity or multi-currency exposure, and comfort with tools like Airtable or Zapier are a bonus. 2–5 years of operations experience is preferred but not required.
📍 Remote (UTC-6 to UTC+3) ⏰ Apply by 3 August 2026 👉 Read more & apply
We're in the middle of celebrating Giving What We Can and the 10% Pledge's15th anniversary! Thanks to everyone who has posted their thoughts, pledge stories, or hopes for the future on social so far and/or contributed to our EA Forum thread.
We've also been posting pledge-focused content on our blog all week (and a bit before) and wanted to highlight a couple great posts to check out:
Of course, don't let these more in-depth examples dissuade you from posting your quick thoughts on what the Pledge has meant to you — even just a few sentences is great! :)
Can't wait to share the compilation of anniversary week posts and thoughts at the end of the week!
Giving What We Can is also happy to sponsor donations for participants who'd like to do a giving game! Generally $10 or $20 for each adult! More info: https://www.givingwhatwecan.org/en-US/events/guides/giving-games
Giving What We Can is hiring a Grants & Operations Associate!
Last year, with ~1 FTE of grants capacity, we processed over $50M in grants to highly effective charities - and that volume is set to grow. We're looking for an exceptional operator to join our operations team: running our grant cycles, keeping day-to-day operations humming, and building the systems that will scale us to the next order of magnitude.
You might be a great fit if you:
Grants/compliance experience, multi-entity or multi-currency exposure, and comfort with tools like Airtable or Zapier are a bonus. 2–5 years of operations experience is preferred but not required.
📍 Remote (UTC-6 to UTC+3)
⏰ Apply by 3 August 2026
👉 Read more & apply
In honor of Pledge Highlight Week, here’s a list of some resources we recommend for people who are considering taking a pledge.
Articles/FAQ related to pledging
Why pledge (even if you already donate)
5 things you’ve got wrong about the Giving What We Can Pledge
Can money buy happiness? A review of the data (newly updated!)
Pledge FAQ
Videos featuring @Luke Freeman 🔸 :
Why make a public giving pledge?
How change happens
How much to donate to charity: Finding a good standard for giving
Pledgers sharing their experience
Case studies page
“People who give effectively” video playlist
Giving What We Can blog
Introductory videos about effective giving & the ideas behind the pledge
The story behind the 10% Pledge (featuring Toby Ord and released last month!)
You’re richer than you realise (Grace interviews people on the streets of London!)
And of course, our “How Rich Am I” calculator tool where you can see where your income puts you on a global scale.
Was it Bullet Journal???
GWWC Anniversary Week Update:
We're in the middle of celebrating Giving What We Can and the 10% Pledge's 15th anniversary! Thanks to everyone who has posted their thoughts, pledge stories, or hopes for the future on social so far and/or contributed to our EA Forum thread.
We've also been posting pledge-focused content on our blog all week (and a bit before) and wanted to highlight a couple great posts to check out:
-The "Progressive Pledge" by Phillip Popien and Alana HF (a unique way to gradually increase your pledge percentage that takes into account decreasing marginal utility of money)
-The Virtues of Virtue Signaling by Martin Jacobson (an in-depth look at public giving — why it's sometimes difficult or discouraged, and why maybe it shouldn't be)
Our Effective Giving Global Coordinator and Incubator Luke Moore also posted a great piece on how Peter Singer's ideas transformed his life!
Of course, don't let these more in-depth examples dissuade you from posting your quick thoughts on what the Pledge has meant to you — even just a few sentences is great! :)
Can't wait to share the compilation of anniversary week posts and thoughts at the end of the week!
The project is continuing to hibernate for 2023!
Giving What We Can is also happy to sponsor donations for participants who'd like to do a giving game! Generally $10 or $20 for each adult! More info: https://www.givingwhatwecan.org/en-US/events/guides/giving-games
We also offer a trial pledge where you can pledge 1%-10% of income for a custom length of time, so you can see how pledging and giving feels!
That's so nice to hear :)
Welcome to the community and please feel free to reach out if we can help you at all! - Grace
Who is your favourite GWWC team member? :)
Photo of where Grace is a Weavers Fields Playground (on the facebook event) if you like to join before we go to Newspeak House just before 12.30: https://www.facebook.com/events/178963095069220/?active_tab=discussion