ReWork
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As an official partner of Nations' Service, ReWork helps talented professionals find meaningful work by matching applicants to job opportunities based not only on skill, but on values and culture.


ReWork facilitates relationship-building between impact-driven individuals and impact-driven organizations to help make the job search process more than dropping a resume in a bucket.


ReWork client companies include for-impact startups, established nonprofits and social enterprises, triple-bottom-line brands, and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) departments.


College students, recent grads, and young professionals who are interested in developing meaningful, high-impact careers are invited to apply to the ReWork talent pool.


This process involves several steps, the first of which is signing up using the "Join Us" button on www.rework.jobs.


Once accepted into the pool, each member is able to create a profile that ReWork will use to match him or her to job opportunities in the industry, impact sector, geographic region, and skill domain of interest. Any questions about the process can be directed to sboj.krower|ofni#sboj.krower|ofni!

Today, organizations are being challenged by the best and the brightest to think harder about the way they do business.


Top talent across the world see fundamental problems undermining our society, and are demanding to be an active part of the solution.


This generation of leaders and innovators will not settle to work for companies that can’t see beyond business as usual, and refuse to do their part.






We believe that no one should have to choose between making money and making a difference in the world.


We believe that organizations working day and night to improve people’s lives deserve the most talented, committed, and passionate professionals out there to support their efforts.


And in connecting our generation’s very best with these forward-thinking organizations, we believe there’s an incredible opportunity for all of us to re-think, re-imagine, and re-define the very notion of “work.”

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