At GO Project, our mission is to break the orphan cycle by addressing its root causes—relational and economic—strengthening families before they break. We believe the family is the essential cell of civilization. When families fracture, children pay the highest price, often entering destructive downstream systems such as street life, prison, and human trafficking. When our ministry began, we sought to respond to this crisis by building physical orphanages around the world. But along the way, we discovered something that changed our trajectory: up to 90% of children living in orphanages globally have at least one living parent who could care for them if they had the means. Many were placed in orphanages not because of abuse or abandonment, but because their parents—often single mothers—felt unable to provide for them. We soon recognized the same reality in our own nation. In the richest country the world has ever known, the leading reason children enter foster care is not abuse—it’s neglect, most often tied to poverty. This conviction drives us today: to come alongside families, churches, and communities, offering hope and tangible solutions so that children can grow up where they belong—within the love and stability of a family. Colleagues describe you as someone who brings creativity, resilience, problem-solving ability, and relational wisdom to complex challenges. You are known for building trust across diverse groups, mobilizing others toward a shared mission, and stewarding resources with excellence. You thrive in environments where collaboration, initiative, and purpose-driven work come together to create meaningful impact. At your core, you long to see the Gospel lived out through care for the most vulnerable. You desire to see children remain in families, parents empowered to provide, churches leading the way in care, and communities transformed by God’s love. As a Field Advancement Officer, you will help advance a vision where cycles of brokenness are replaced with cycles of hope, healing, and restoration. By cultivating meaningful relationships with Strategic Investors (major donors) and partnering closely with our Field Directors and Area Directors, you will play an essential role in securing the resources and relationships needed to strengthen families and prevent children from entering the foster or orphan system.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Number of Employees
51-100 employees