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What Taylor Swift Era Would These Nonprofits Be?

In honor of Taylor Swift’s iconic eras, we’re taking a #FunFriday look at some impactful nonprofits and pairing them with the Taylor Swift Era they embody the most. Whether it’s fierce advocacy, heartwarming care, or relentless determination, these organizations are giving us all the Taylor vibes while making a difference in the world. Do you agree?


YouthBuild USA – Debut

YouthBuild USA helps low-income youth between the ages of 16 and 24 to rebuild their communities while gaining valuable education and job skills. Much like Taylor’s Debut era, which was all about finding your voice and starting from humble beginnings, YouthBuild supports young people as they build a strong foundation for their futures through hard work and perseverance.


Roles they hire for: Program Managers, Youth Counselors, Workforce Development Specialists, and Education Coordinators.


 

She’s the First – Fearless Era

She’s the First fights for girls' education globally, ensuring that every girl has the chance to pursue her dreams and receive an education. Much like the Fearless era, this organization is bold and unafraid, giving girls the courage to chase their aspirations and break barriers, just as Taylor did with her breakout album.


Roles they hire for: Program Directors, Fundraising Specialists, Communications Managers, and Advocacy Coordinators.



 

Malala Fund – Speak Now Era

The Malala Fund works to give every girl access to 12 years of free, safe, and quality education. Like Taylor’s Speak Now era, the Malala Fund empowers girls to raise their voices and advocate for their rights. This era and organization are about taking control of your narrative and standing up for what you believe in.


Roles they hire for: Education Specialists, Advocacy Officers, Program Managers, and Research Analysts.


 

Charity: Water – Red Era

Charity: Water is dedicated to bringing clean, safe drinking water to developing countries. Just like the Red era, which is filled with passion, bold colors, and intense emotions, Charity: Water embodies passion for change and takes bold action to solve the world’s water crisis.


Roles they hire for: Field Officers, Fundraising Managers, Marketing Specialists, and Water Program Coordinators.


 

Make-A-Wish Foundation – 1989 Era

The Make-A-Wish Foundation grants life-changing wishes to children with critical illnesses. Just like the 1989 era, which was all about new beginnings, joy, and celebration, Make-A-Wish brings hope and happiness to children and their families, turning dreams into reality.


Roles they hire for: Wish Coordinators, Fundraising Managers, Program Directors, and Volunteer Managers.


 

Girls Who Code – 1989 Era (Bonus Track Energy)

Girls Who Code is focused on closing the gender gap in tech by teaching girls coding skills and encouraging them to pursue careers in computer science. This organization is fun, upbeat, and forward-thinking—just like Taylor’s 1989 era. It’s about breaking barriers, creating opportunities, and shaking off the limits placed on young women.


Roles they hire for: Program Instructors, Curriculum Developers, Marketing Specialists, and Fundraising Managers.


 

The Innocence Project – Reputation Era

The Innocence Project works to exonerate wrongfully convicted individuals through DNA testing and to reform the criminal justice system. Like Taylor’s Reputation era, the Innocence Project is about confronting injustices head-on, breaking down false perceptions, and fighting to set the record straight. It’s all about redemption and uncovering the truth, just as Taylor did in her Reputation era.


Roles they hire for: Attorneys, Investigators, Policy Analysts, and Communications Specialists.


 

The Trevor Project – Lover Era

The Trevor Project provides crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to LGBTQ+ youth. Like Taylor’s Lover era, it’s all about spreading love, acceptance, and kindness. The Trevor Project creates a world where every young person feels valued and supported, much like Taylor's bright and colorful vision for a better world in Lover.


Roles they hire for: Crisis Counselors, Program Managers, Outreach Coordinators, and Data Analysts.


 

Feeding America – Folklore Era

Feeding America is the largest domestic hunger-relief organization, helping provide meals to millions of families in need. Like Taylor’s Folklore era, Feeding America focuses on human connection, storytelling, and the power of community. It's an organization that’s quietly impactful, focusing on the essential stories of everyday people.


Roles they hire for: Program Coordinators, Food Bank Managers, Advocacy Specialists, and Research Analysts.


Gurls Talk – Evermore Era

Gurls Talk provides a safe space for young women to talk about mental health, body image, and empowerment. Like Taylor’s Evermore era, Gurls Talk is introspective, fostering deep conversations and helping individuals heal through shared experiences. It's about supporting and uplifting each other in tough times.


Roles they hire for: Mental Health Advocates, Program Directors, Social Media Coordinators, and Community Outreach Specialists.


 

The Loveland Foundation – Midnights Era

The Loveland Foundation provides therapy and mental health support to Black women and girls, offering financial assistance and resources for therapy sessions. Like Midnights, which explores the depths of introspection and emotional healing, this foundation is focused on mental well-being and personal growth.


Roles they hire for: Therapy Program Coordinators, Mental Health Advocates, Fundraising Specialists, and Communications Managers.



Whether it’s fierce advocacy, tender love and care, or bold ambition, these nonprofits are changing the world—each channeling their own unique Taylor Swift Era. Ready to get involved?


Check out their websites for more info on how to volunteer, donate, or join their mission!

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