Razom for Ukraine (Razom) was founded in 2014 and is a leading U.S.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to supporting Ukraine. Since 2022, Razom has deployed over $205 million in aid and grown into a global team working from offices in New York City, Washington, D.C., Kyiv, and Lviv.
Razom (which means “together” in Ukrainian) advances the values of the Revolution of Dignity (Maidan) by supporting a secure, democratic, and prosperous Ukraine. We address urgent wartime needs while investing in long-term solutions across health, civil society, advocacy, and culture, strengthening Ukraine’s resilience and its connection to the world.
Working at Razom means solving problems in real time and contributing to meaningful impact. Our team operates in a fast-paced, mission-driven environment, collaborating across the U.S., Ukraine, and beyond to support Ukraine’s future.
If that excites you, we’d love to meet you.
We invest in people because people drive impact.
Building a stronger future for Ukraine requires talented, mission-driven professionals across a wide range of disciplines. We are committed to offering competitive compensation benchmarked to local markets, comprehensive benefits, meaningful opportunities for growth, and a collaborative culture where people can build sustainable, purpose-driven careers while making a lasting difference. We believe that investing in exceptional people is essential to building the strong institutions that will support Ukraine for generations to come.
Vice President of Development
The VP of Development will be responsible for identifying, engaging, cultivating, soliciting and stewarding current and prospective donors to meet annual revenue targets.
We are transitioning from being volunteer-run to a hybrid staff/volunteer model, and need someone who can come on board, ramp up quickly and engage with our incredible network of donors to create a long-term fundraising strategy.
We are looking for a leader who is able to build a team, and continue the work that has been started by volunteers during the twelve month period of explosive and unprecedented growth.
Razom Health Global Program Director/VP Razom for Ukraine
The Razom Health Global Program Director will assess the current structure of the team against expected goals, and work closely with the Razom Health team, and other key stakeholders on process efficiencies, while engaging with Razom leadership in the development and implementation of a longer-term vision and structure.
Research Analyst
The Research Analyst will be the primary person responsible for producing the materials we use to advocate for our mission, to help build a democratic and prosperous Ukraine. To accomplish this, the research assistant’s main duties will be fulfilling research requests from Razom Advocacy team leads, as well as identifying and then producing materials that would be useful to our government and community advocacy efforts. This position will be hybrid, combining in-person presence on Capitol Hill or at our DC office in Eastern Market with remote working days.
Razom works with a growing team of professionals across Ukraine who help implement our programs on the ground. From time to time, we post Ukraine-based positions through trusted local recruitment platforms. Current openings for roles in Ukraine can be found on Lobby X, a Ukrainian job platform focused on mission-driven organizations.
Razom is looking for program interns to assist with university and campus initiatives. Candidates must be studying or working towards a university degree. The position is paid, part-time, and hybrid, based in New York or Washington, D.C. Hours are flexible to fit class schedules, with much of the work being remote. We encourage exploring university funding or credit options. Interns will receive mentorship and exposure to various Razom initiatives.
Razom is looking for a Literature Program intern to assist with literary programming, translation, and author engagements, while promoting Ukrainian literature. Candidates should be pursuing a U.S. degree. This part-time, paid position is based in DC and New York, with some in-person work preferred. Strong writing skills are required; experience in writing, publishing, or translation is a plus. Knowledge of Ukrainian literature or language is not necessary. Internship hours are flexible with remote work options available. Mentorship is emphasized, providing exposure to various Razom initiatives.
Razom is looking for a Cinema Program intern to assist with film screenings, festival programming, and Ukrainian cinema initiatives. Candidates should be pursuing a university degree in the U.S. This paid, part-time position is based in the Razom office in New York, with some remote work. A background in filmmaking and knowledge of the film industry is preferred, while familiarity with Ukrainian cinema is a plus but not required. Internship hours can be flexible, and we encourage candidates to seek university funding or credit. Interns will benefit from mentorship and exposure to various Razom initiatives.
Razom Advocacy is seeking interns to assist its work with Congress and the Executive Branch to advance policy that strengthens Ukraine and ensures its victory, bringing pro-Ukraine voices to the forefront of the policy conversation. Based in Washington, DC, the team also engages and activates constituents and grassroots organizations across the country, using events, public awareness campaigns, and press to mobilize support for Ukraine. By aligning grassroots engagement with clear policy priorities, the team bridges advocacy and legislative action to turn public support into tangible outcomes.
We are looking for a Manager, People Operations to join our People & Culture team at Razom. This role owns the systems, processes, and compliance that support our U.S.-based team (around 45 employees), ensuring employees are set up to do their best work. The Manager, People Operations should be organized, thoughtful, and adaptable in order to support our growing global organization and our mission to support Ukraine.
The Director of Annual Giving is responsible for acquiring, cultivating, retaining, and reactivating donors through a multi-channel annual giving fundraising program each year. This includes direct mail, email campaigns, digital fundraising, peer-to-peer fundraising, and stewardship initiatives. The Director of Annual Giving works across multiple departments to expand Razom’s annual giving and engagement programs, including special fundraising campaigns.
Philanthropy Officer (Major Gifts Officer)
The Philanthropy Officer (PO) is responsible for maximizing major gift revenue to Razom by cultivating, soliciting, stewarding, and maintaining ongoing relationships with an assigned portfolio of major donors and prospects (individual and corporate). This is an exciting opportunity for a fundraiser that is prepared to excel in a fast-paced environment.
