Employment
In the spirit of buen provecho, our team believes everyone deserves a seat at the table and a voice in shaping our food system. We invite you to explore job and contract opportunities with us!
Though Provecho Collective doesn’t have any current openings, please check out our community job board and other ways to get involved.
Full-Time Positions
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We currently do not have any openings at this time. We’ll list future opportunities here.
Contract Positions
We currently do not have any openings at this time. We’ll list future opportunities here.
Why Work With Us?
We strive to build a workplace that’s grounded in equity, care, joy, and community power. Here’s what you can expect as part of our team:
- Rooted in Our Values: We’re committed to equity, collaboration, transparency, and accountability in all that we do.
- Culture of Care: We prioritize staff wellbeing through flexibility, supportive policies, and a team environment where everyone is valued.
- Collaborative Approach: You’ll work closely with community leaders, grassroots organizers, policy advocates, farmers, and other allies across Colorado.
- Ongoing Growth: We invest in our staff and support each team member’s continuous learning through on-the-job experience, trainings, conferences, and other professional development.
- Generous Benefits, including but not limited to:
- Paid vacation and sick time (prorated for part-time employees)
- Employee-covered health, dental, vision, and life insurance
- Short-term and long-term disability
- 401k with a 100% employer match up to 10% of compensation
Our Hiring Promise
At Provecho Collective, we know a more just food system starts with equity in our workplace. In partnership with our fiscal sponsor, Trailhead Institute, we welcome applicants from all communities, educational backgrounds, and life experiences — especially people of color; LGBTQIA2+ individuals; immigrants, refugees, and people for whom English is their second language; people with disabilities; and people from rural communities and low- or moderate-income backgrounds.