The Jed Foundation
Non-profit Organizations
The Jed Foundation is a nonprofit that protects emotional health and prevents suicide for our nation’s teens and young adults, giving them the skills and support they need to thrive today…and tomorrow
Is The Jed Foundation hiring?
Yes. As of November 4, 2026, The Jed Foundation has 4 open roles on Metaintro.
Open roles
Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.
- Director, AI Strategy & Mental HealthTech GeneralNew York, New York, United States · Remote · $120K – $160K/yrNew York, New York, United StatesRemote$120K – $160K/yr21d ago
- Consultant, Mental Health & Suicide Prevention District Programs (MT, WY, ID)Nonprofit and Social ServicesUnited States · Remote · $68K – $98K/yrUnited StatesRemote$68K – $98K/yr21d ago
- Consultant, Mental Health & Suicide Prevention (NYC)Nonprofit and Social ServicesNew York, New York, United States · Remote · $80K – $115K/yrNew York, New York, United StatesRemote$80K – $115K/yr29d ago
- Regional Director, Intermountain West (Idaho, Montana, Wyoming)Business DevelopmentThessaly and Central Greece, Greece · Remote · $89K – $119K/yrThessaly and Central Greece, GreeceRemote$89K – $119K/yr29d ago
Hiring pattern
How fast The Jed Foundation is adding roles, and how they're set up.
New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month
How roles are set upShare of open roles
Customers
All 19 companies The Jed Foundation names as customers.
Customers hiring now8
- NV84 open roles
- University of Minnesota31 open roles
- Emerson College30 open roles
- Pennsylvania College of Technology24 open roles
- Harvard-Westlake School6 open roles
- Summit Academy North5 open roles
- Washington Local Schools4 open roles
- University of South Carolina4 open roles
Other customers11
- Minnetonka Public Schools
- Washington Local Schools in Ohio
- Weston High School
- Room 1041
- Minnetonka Public Schools in Minnesota
- The Westover School
- YAC Intern
- Weymouth HS
- Sierra Vista High School
- Weymouth MA
- Claremont McKenna College
What their customers say
Quotes from people at The Jed Foundation's customers.
“Having a cohort of individuals facing similar challenges and working toward the same goal provides support not only to our students but also to our district as a whole. Participating in the District Comprehensive Approach [pilot program] means that a supportive network of professionals will be working together collaboratively to provide necessary resources for the students entrusted to our care.”
“We are eager to make this investment in the District Comprehensive Approach [pilot program] because we feel it is an important opportunity to learn and grow alongside other innovative and proactive educational and mental health leaders. This group of school districts will be a model for how to strengthen mental health supports for students while also improving their academic and emotional well-being”
“Joining JED represents a tremendous opportunity for the College to implement a campuswide approach to mental health promotion that will help lead to a safer campus and healthier students, and illustrates the College’s commitment to a holistic approach to student success.”
“I am delighted to say that our participation in the JED program, and our dedicated School Mental Health Specialist’s ability to work collaboratively and toward the same goals, has enabled me to convince the administration that this initiative is worthwhile, and in many ways critical, to the health, well-being, and education of all of our students.”
“As the creative studio behind top creators, reaching millions is always a goal — but when a project can make a real impact while doing it, that’s something special. Huge thanks to JED and YouTube for the opportunity to create something meaningful.”
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“I remember scrolling through [JED’s] website almost five years ago while on the phone with a crisis helpline and feeling a sense of empowerment and hope that I, too, could one day work to ensure no teenager has to feel the pain my friends and I experienced as lost and confused middle schoolers. Thank you for making that dream come true.”
“Westover is stronger when we partner with leading organizations like the JED Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting student mental health and preventing suicide through expert guidance, evidence-based practices, and data-driven strategies.”
“Our work with JED Campus has resulted in profound changes on our campus and in our approach to student well-being. Our campus is a safer and more supportive environment thanks to our partnership with JED.”
“Our chapter chose to fundraise for JED because we believe in supporting mental health and ensuring that no one feels alone in their struggles. It's about showing up for each other and creating a community of care, and that is what we strive for as not only a chapter but as a family of sisterhood!”
“The connections and memories that are made during your time as a fellow are invaluable. Being a fellow definitely encourages you to want to learn more and be more involved in the conversations around mental health.”
“We looked at each other and [said] I might need some help. We started looking for Black therapists so I have someone that I could relate to on lots and lots of bases. I love therapy. I’m in therapy religiously. It’s helped me be OK with myself and love myself.”
“Addressing student mental health is no small undertaking and the structure that JED provides keeps us on track. We found the self-assessment truly enlightening and look forward to engaging our school JED committee and other staff to make changes that will support all members of our student body.”
“JED has provided our staff, students, and school community the resources and confidence to effectively assist our children in many ways. We learned research-based tips to work effectively with our students, but also engaged in deep discussions focused on academics, health and wellness, and other topics that impact educators each day.”
“From the start, the JED Campus program has been highly encouraging for us. Throughout the process we have had periodic calls with our Campus Advisor to evaluate our progress, gain insights on how we can be more intentional, and get valuable benchmarking to see how our efforts hold up compared to our peers.”
“The JED Campus Program is about more than responding to mental health crises. It is also about proactively considering the many factors that impact college students’ wellness, and then working across the college to mitigate challenges and amplify strategies that work.”
AI launches and partners
What The Jed Foundation has launched and who it works with on AI.
- ResearchExploring Artificial Intelligence [AI]JED’s original research report explores how young people’s AI use impacts mental health and emotional well-being.
Skills they ask for
Most frequent across open postings.
Most requested skills
- Salesforce
- Suicide prevention
Tech stack
- Libraries
- jQuery
- Font Awesome
- CMS
- WordPress
- Frameworks
- Backbone.js
- Analytics
- Google Analytics 4
- Google Tag Manager
- Marketing
- VWO
Company facts
- Headquarters
- New York City, US
- Founded
- 2000
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Peer
- RTI International
- Website
- jedfoundation.org
- Careers
- jed.pinpointhq.com
Sources: Headquarters and Founded from Wikidata
Roles by location
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Questions about The Jed Foundation
- Is The Jed Foundation hiring?
- Yes. As of November 4, 2026, The Jed Foundation has 4 open roles on Metaintro. The most are in Nonprofit and Social Services (2), Business Development (1), and Tech General (1).
- Where is The Jed Foundation hiring?
- The Jed Foundation is hiring in New York, Thessaly and Central Greece, Greece, and United States, with the most open roles in New York.
- Does The Jed Foundation offer remote or hybrid work?
- 20% of open roles are hybrid and 80% are remote.
- Who are The Jed Foundation's customers?
- The Jed Foundation names 19 customers, including NV, University of Minnesota, Emerson College, Pennsylvania College of Technology, and Harvard-Westlake School.
- What skills does The Jed Foundation look for?
- Its open roles most often ask for Salesforce and Suicide prevention.