603 Legal Aid (603LA) and New Hampshire Legal Assistance (NHLA), two highly regarded nonprofits that collaborate closely to provide civil legal aid to people with low income in New Hampshire, seek a Communications Manager for the Campaign for Legal Services (“the Campaign”). 603LA and NHLA fundraise together through the Campaign.
As the Communications Manager, you will help raise both money and awareness by supporting fundraising communications that engage donors, educate the public, and expand the Campaign’s reach. Working closely with the Campaign Director, this role focuses on marketing, fundraising products and engagement opportunities, growing and activating audiences across digital channels, and telling clear, compelling stories about the impact of civil legal aid in New Hampshire. Your work ensures that 603LA and NHLA can most effectively reach our client communities, our donors, and the public through traditional and new media.
This position may be fully remote or hybrid and based in the Concord, NH offices of 603LA and NHLA, with regular local travel around New Hampshire. If hybrid, at present, both organizations allow employees to elect to work on a remote basis two days a week after an initial training period, provided all responsibilities may be successfully performed on a remote basis. 603LA and NHLA will provide you with the equipment and supplies necessary for remote work from your home as needed. The remote work must be performed in New Hampshire, unless you have obtained permission to work out of state. For this role, if hybrid, we expect in-office time to be split 50/50 between the 603LA and NHLA offices. The Communications Manager will report to the Campaign Director and will regularly work with staff from both 603LA and NHLA.
NHLA and 603LA are Equal Opportunity Employers.
Duties:
* Develop an understanding of the interrelated work of the Campaign, 603LA, and NHLA
* Support the Campaign Director by executing fundraising-focused communications and marketing strategies designed to reach multiple audiences, including donors, prospective supporters, client communities, and the general public
* Promote Campaign fundraising products and engagement opportunities (e.g. events, appeals, sponsorships, peer-to-peer efforts) through coordinated digital and print communications
* Manage multiple social media accounts, including creation of bespoke written, visual, and video content designed to:
* Grow and diversify audiences
* Drive engagement and points of entry into Campaign fundraising and communications
* Educate the public about civil legal aid and access to justice issues
* Track and report on basic communications metrics (e.g. engagement, audience growth, campaign performance) to help inform future outreach and fundraising strategies
* Develop educational and storytelling content that explains the work and impact of civil legal aid, including issue-based posts, client-centered narratives (with appropriate permissions), and program highlights
* Build relationships with local media, handle inquiries, and pitch stories that elevate the visibility of 603LA, NHLA, and the Campaign
* Support all Campaign fundraising efforts, including event promotion, donor stewardship communications, sponsor benefit delivery, and coordination with recordkeeping systems
* Assist with production of the Campaign’s annual report and other key fundraising and stewardship materials;
* Develop, support, and execute outreach project initiatives across the state and in a variety of communities including faith-based organizations, multicultural communities, the unhoused, and individuals in rural areas;
* Provide additional communications support to 603LA and NHLA as needed.
Position Salary/Benefits:
This is a full-time position; the employer of record will be NHLA, which is the Campaign’s fiscal agent. Full-time is defined as 37.5 hours per week. This position is considered exempt for the purpose of federal wage/hour law.
The anticipated salary for the position depends on prior communications and marketing experience, expected to range from $70,000 to $75,000 per year depending on past related experience. The position is eligible for the NHLA employee benefits package including medical/dental insurance, retirement plan, and generous paid time off.
If you meet most, but not all, of the minimum qualifications described above, please do apply, but note that the salary may be adjusted accordingly.
* A bachelor’s degree in communications, marketing, or a related field, or equivalent work experience
* Excellent written and oral communications skills, with the ability to adapt tone for fundraising, educational, and public audiences
* A minimum of three years professional experience
* Comfort managing and growing social media platforms and content creation including Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn
* Experience creating visual content and marketing materials (e.g., facility with Canva or similar tools)
* Familiarity with traditional and digital media, including basic analytics and performance tracking
* Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment with occasional evening and weekend hours for events
* Eagerness to use communications to support fundraising goals and audience development
* The highest standard of professionalism and integrity
* Enthusiasm about 603LA and NHLA’s complementary missions, and a commitment to learning quickly
The deadline to apply is February 13, 2026. Please send your resume with a compelling letter outlining your relevant experience and interest in the position and your qualifications to: [email protected]. Applications that do not include a cover letter may not receive full consideration. We strongly encourage you to use your cover letter to showcase your writing skills!
In your cover letter, please feel invited to tell us anything that will help us communicate respectfully with you, including the pronunciation of your name, any communication access needs or reasonable accommodations requested during the hiring process, or any other relevant information.
Further details about the hiring process are outlined below.
Application Process and Timeline:
603LA and NHLA will jointly review applications. We anticipate beginning the process with an initial screening conversation, followed by at two rounds of interviews for selected candidates. Interviews are typically held on weekdays between 9 AM and 5 PM, though we are happy to accommodate other scheduling needs when possible.
Candidates invited to a first-round interview will receive a brief overview of what to expect in advance, including a list of questions that will be asked. The conversation will include time for candidates to ask their own questions. For applicants who speak a language in addition to English, a portion of an interview may be conducted in that language, with interpretation provided as needed.
Finalists moving forward to a subsequent interview round will meet with selected staff in person. Because these conversations are more free-flowing, questions are not provided ahead of time. We will reserve time at the conclusion for candidate questions.
After interviews, we may ask finalist candidates to provide references and up to 12 pages of writing and/or graphic design samples that demonstrate communications experience—ideally including materials connected to fundraising or public engagement. We will contact references promptly and ask consistent questions of each. Candidates with disabilities who wish to request reasonable accommodations, should they be offered the position, are welcome to do so in writing at this stage.
At the conclusion of the process, we will extend an offer to one candidate that includes specific salary and benefits information. (We understand these details are important and welcome questions about compensation at any time.) Offers are contingent on completion of a criminal background check; however, not all criminal records are disqualifying.
Once a candidate has accepted the position, we will notify all interviewed candidates who were not selected. Please note that 603LA and NHLA do not expect thank-you notes and do not consider them in hiring decisions.

