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Careers

Join Our Team

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Family Promise of Cobb County is a mission-driven organization where passionate people come together every day to help families experiencing housing instability move toward stability and independence. We are currently seeking talented and committed individuals to join our team in the following roles. If you are looking for meaningful work that makes a real difference in the lives of families in our community, we would love to hear from you.

 

Part-Time Case Manager (20 hours per week)

  • 2+ years of experience in case management within a nonprofit organization or similar setting

  • Background in human services, education required

  • Flexible schedule, including some days, evenings, and weekends

 

Contract Social Media & Web Coordinator

  • Experience managing nonprofit or mission-driven organization websites, social media platforms, and digital communications

  • Proven ability to help organizations grow engagement, communicate impact, and support fundraising and community outreach through digital channels

  • Flexible contract role with availability to respond to communications and support organizational needs as they arise

 

Fundraising & Grants Writer (Contract)

  • Demonstrated experience in successful nonprofit fundraising, grant research, and grant writing

  • Ability to identify opportunities, develop compelling proposals, and support fundraising strategies that strengthen organizational sustainability

  • Flexible contract role willing to work collaboratively and respond to the evolving needs of the organization

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To apply or for more information about these opportunities, please contact Autumn Sines, Executive Director, at asines@fpcc.org.

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Summer Internships 2026 (Non-Paid)

Family Promise of Cobb County offers meaningful summer internship opportunities for students interested in making a difference in their community.

  • Our internships provide hands-on experience in areas such as nonprofit management, grant writing and fundraising, human services, social work, education, and related fields.

  • Interns work alongside our dedicated team to support programs that help families experiencing housing instability regain stability and independence.

  • While these internships are unpaid, they offer valuable real-world experience, mentorship, and the opportunity to contribute to work that has a lasting impact on families in Cobb County.

  • Students interested in learning more about summer internship opportunities are encouraged to contact Autumn Sines, Executive Director, at asines@fpcc.org

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