"If not you, then who? If not now, then when?" ~Hillel

Do you watch the news and wonder what you could do to help those in need? Do you want to make a difference to millions of lives? Well then why not donate your time by helping to launch a new organization dedicated fighting modern day slavery. Bridge to Freedom Foundation uses a sustainable approach to support victims and bring them from surviving to thriving, and we need your innovation to bring this terrible phenomenon to an end. We seek bright, motivated, and socially aware individuals to bring their skills and expertise to our organization. We offer flexible volunteer hours, educational and training opportunities, and the ability to network within D.C.'s nonprofit community. Why not use your skills for good! Review the following job descriptions at BTFF and contact us today to be a part of something big.

Board of Director Opportunities:

The foundation is looking for key leaders in the fields of Development, Human Rights, Business, Fashion/Retail, Finance and Law to join our Board of Directors. If you would like to learn more about the foundation's mission, goals and plan, and how you can join our team,  contact us today at Cassandra@BTFF.org and we will contact you shortly to discuss.  For more information, see the full Board of Directors Full Job Description.


Volunteer Staff Opportunities: 

If you are interested in any of the opportunities listed below, please fill out and submit an application to opportunities@btff.org.

Grant Writer

Director of Evidence Based Practice

Fundraising and Events Associate

Social Media Marketing Associate

Media and Public Relations Associate

Program Development Associate

Public Relations and Program Development Associate


Business Funding Program:

Bridge to Freedom Foundation's Funding Program is based out of our Division of Research and Evidence Based Programming. We are a think tank focused on understanding the dynamics of the problem and developing interventions that benefit the entire anti-slavery movement. We will fund small businesses, nonprofits, for profits through our relationships with business funders such as Advantage MCA Financing and MSG Funders Group. At BTFF, the Department for Evidenced Based Programming is unique offering within the anti-human trafficking movement. The department’s goal is to learn from other movement and nonprofits, understand the impact that BTFF’s programming has on our clients, as well as create repeatable models so that all best practices can be spread throughout the anti-trafficking movement. BTFF seeks individuals with a mindset for; Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis, superior writing and editing skills, data collection and analysis, and a maturity to interact with all of the Anti-Slavery Movement.


Program Evaluation Fellow:

The Program Evaluation Fellow (PEF) will be charged with translating an approved findings/adjustment report into implementation in consultation with front line and managerial staff to be effected. All implementation plans will incorporate ongoing program evaluation activities. Final implementation plans will be submitted jointly by the Director of Evidenced Based Programming and the relevant senior project/program lead for approval by the Executive Director. In addition to developing Implementation Plans, the PEF will work to evaluate on-going programs and projects. For further information on responsibilities and background desired from the Fellow see the full PEF Job Description.


Program Development Fellow:

The BTFF will utilize a Program Development Fellow (PDF) to implement its research and planning activities. The PDF's responsibilities will include research into evidence based promising practices applicable to BTFF and developing program/project adjustment plans with input received from survivors, advisor committees, front-line and managerial works. For further information on responsibilities and background desired from the fellow see the PDF Job Description.


Internship Program:

Do you need an internship that's flexible and convenient to Washington, DC? Join BTFF and build your skills and Resume through a collegiate internship program! We are currently accepting applications from undergraduate Juniors and Seniors in good standing, post-graduate student or recent graduates. BTFF's internship positions are ideal for socially aware, bright and motivated individuals who have enhanced skills and expertise in all issues pertaining to human rights. We offer flexible internship hours, educational and training opportunities, and the prestige of networking in D.C.'s non-profit community. For further information see the Internship Job Description.