The Asian American Foundation
Non-profit Organizations
The Asian American Foundation builds safety, belonging, and prosperity for the 24 million Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islanders across the country. Join our movement.
Is The Asian American Foundation hiring?
Yes. As of November 5, 2026, The Asian American Foundation has 4 open roles on Metaintro.
Open roles
Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.
- Development AssociateNonprofit and Social ServicesNew York, New York, United States · Hybrid · $84.2K – $94.8K/yrNew York, New York, United StatesHybrid$84.2K – $94.8K/yrSep 11, 2026
- Corporate Engagement ManagerBusiness DevelopmentNew York, New York, United States · Hybrid · $89.6K – $99.5K/yrNew York, New York, United StatesHybrid$89.6K – $99.5K/yrSep 11, 2026
- Human Resources ManagerHuman Resources/Talent AcquisitionNew York, New York, United States · Hybrid · $92K – $103K/yrNew York, New York, United StatesHybrid$92K – $103K/yrSep 11, 2026
- Senior AccountantFinanceNew York, New York, United States · Hybrid · $88.8K – $99.9K/yrNew York, New York, United StatesHybrid$88.8K – $99.9K/yrAug 21, 2026
Hiring pattern
How fast The Asian American Foundation is adding roles, and how they're set up.
New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month
Customers
All 63 companies The Asian American Foundation names as customers.
Customers hiring now4
- New York University634 open roles
- Asian Health Services15 open roles
- State of New York6 open roles
- National Equity Project1 open role
Case studies5
- SEWA-AIFW
- Korean American Family Service Center
- Communities Advancing Prosperity for Immigrants
- Asian Americans Advancing Justice Southern California
- Vietnamese Association of Illinois
Other customers54
- Empire State Development
- Renaissance
- Social Justice Fund
- NYC Commission on Racial Equity
- Pacific Asian Counseling Services
- Asian American Resource Workshop
- Boat People SOS (BPSOS)
- Asian American Federation
- SALDEF
- Tahirih Justice Center
- Daya Houston
- Community Youth Center (CYC)
- Chinese American Service League
- Chinatown Service Center (CSC)
- BPSOS
- Womankind
- Sapna NYC
- Sakhi
- Nonviolent Peaceforce
- MinKwon Center
- Mekong NYC
- Meals
- Korean Community Services (KCS)
- Jahajee
- Homecrest Community Services (HCS)
- Desis Rising Up & Moving
- Chinese-American Planning Council (CPC)
- Chhaya Community Development Corporation
- Charles B Wang
- Caribbean Equality Project
- CAAAV
- Asian Americans
- APEX
- Adhikaar
- AALDEF
- AABANY
- Transforming Generations
- The Sikh Coalition
- Texas Muslim Women’s Foundation (TMWF)
- Southeast Asia Resource Action Center
- Minnesota 8 (MN8)
- Florida Immigrant Coalition (FLIC)
- CAPI USA
- Act to Change
- AAPI NJ
- Wing Luke Museum
- The Asian American Education Project
- Teach AAPI
- South Asian American Digital Archive
- Rideback Ranch
- Minnesota Ethnic Studies Coalition
- Asia Society Texas Center
- Asian American Voices
- Asian American Journalists Association (AAJA)
What their customers say
Quotes from people at The Asian American Foundation's customers.
“Small businesses are at the heart of what makes New York City's neighborhoods vibrant, and ensuring their owners have access to affordable capital is central to our economic development mission. Empire State Development was proud to bolster this partnership with $4 million in lending capital, helping to unlock a total $5.5 million program that will put real resources into the hands of entrepreneurs in every borough. Programs like this are crucial to how we turn the state's economic development tools into tangible opportunity for the communities that need it most.”
“New York's small businesses are the backbone of our communities, and we are proud to put the State's lending capital to work so more entrepreneurs can open, grow and thrive across the state. Working with the Social Justice Fund, The Asian American Foundation, and Renaissance, we are expanding affordable financing that will help close long standing gaps in access to credit and ensure that New York's AAPI and other diverse business owners share fully in our State's economic momentum.”
“All of us at Renaissance and AAFE are grateful to the Social Justice Fund, The Asian American Foundation and Empire State Development for this innovative collaboration to help our small businesses thrive. Our partners have come together to invest meaningfully in the future of entrepreneurship in New York City’s under-resourced communities, catalyzing economic opportunity and neighborhood stability at a critical time. The Renaissance team is enthusiastic and energized about this opportunity to implement a transformational program across the five boroughs.”
“Small, local businesses are the backbone of a thriving community. Investing in their success creates a ripple effect of economic opportunity across New York City. We are proud to partner with Renaissance and TAAF and look forward to seeing the continued growth of the businesses receiving this support.””
“The ‘NYC Elevating Business Loan Program’ will expand access to affordable capital and help build a more resilient, welcoming economy for all New Yorkers. We’re grateful to our partners and the State of New York for making this program possible and invite anyone who believes in the power of small businesses to join us in unlocking even more resources. This critical effort also launches our ‘TAAF Cities: NYC’ initiative to promote safety and prosperity not just for New York City’s nearly 2 million AAPI residents, but for all communities that call this city home.”
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“Community voices and identities must be at the forefront of research and policy. TAAF’s State of AAPIs Report, through community-driven research, elevates the lived experiences of safety, belonging, and prosperity among AAPI New Yorkers. Over a million New Yorkers overwhelmingly voted to standardize and apply disaggregated data. By centering community-informed data, we can advance more targeted, equitable policies that ensure all New Yorkers are seen, safe, and supported.”
““One meaningful and unexpected outcome of TAAF’s support has been the deepening of our partnership with the Vietnamese American Cancer Foundation (VACF) in Orange County. While our organizations have operated in similar spaces for years, it was through our participation in the TAAF network and the sharing of our anti-Asian hate work at the state level that a more intentional collaboration began.””
“We're grateful that TAAF has empowered us to do more to connect our communities with critical safety resources.”
“Responding to incidents of bias and hate, we have recognized a gap in mental support services for the Sikh American community. The gap includes resources and accessible providers equipped to support individuals, families, and communities in response to acts of trauma. With support from TAAF, SALDEF has produced resources in English and Punjabi to help the Sikh American community understand how to report hate crimes and how to respond to mental health needs when Anti-Asian hate occurs.”
“We're seeing so much more need for the community. It is about meeting the needs of our own community in terms of navigation and support, in culture and in language, and we are really excited to be working in partnership with TAAF and with all of our other community based organizations to reach solidarity in the name of belonging and inclusivity.”
Skills they ask for
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Tech stack
- Analytics
- Google Analytics 4
- Google Tag Manager
- CDN
- Amazon CloudFront
- jsDelivr
- Libraries
- Swiper
- jQuery
- D3.js
Company facts
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Sector (NAICS)
- Information
- Peer
- RTI International
- Website
- taaf.org
- Careers
- taaf.org/about-us/careers
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Questions about The Asian American Foundation
- Is The Asian American Foundation hiring?
- Yes. As of November 5, 2026, The Asian American Foundation has 4 open roles on Metaintro. The most are in Business Development (1), Finance (1), and Human Resources/Talent Acquisition (1).
- Who are The Asian American Foundation's customers?
- The Asian American Foundation names 63 customers, including New York University, Asian Health Services, State of New York, National Equity Project, and SEWA-AIFW.