The David and Lucile Packard Foundation
California Communities Director
Hybrid in Los Altos, CA
Summary
Founded in 1964 by David and Lucile Packard, The David and Lucile Packard Foundation (the Foundation) is a family philanthropy dedicated to supporting leaders and organizations around the world working to invest in children and families, protect and restore the natural world, and create just and inclusive societies.
The Foundation is now seeking nominations and applications for the role of California Communities Director. Since its inception, the Foundation has sought to ensure that the promise and possibility of California is attainable for all. Today, the California Communities Initiative (CCI) team works to achieve the Foundation’s three goals, with a particular focus on the goal of investing in families and communities. CCI supports partners working in six counties (Fresno, Monterey, San Benito, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, and San Mateo) and at a statewide level to promote resilient and vibrant communities where families thrive and can build the lives they want. The salary range for this position is $255,000-$317,000 annually.
We welcome nominations and applications, and encourage you to share this opportunity with your networks!
To Apply
More information about The Packard Foundation can be found at: www.packard.org.
This search is being led by Phuong Quach and Sharon Gertsman of the national talent search firm NPAG. We invite applications with resume and cover letter outlining your interest and qualifications via the portal on NPAG’s candidate portal.
The Packard Foundation is an equal employment opportunity employer, which means we recruit, hire, assign, train, promote, compensate, provide benefits, discipline, and discharge (and all the other terms and conditions of employment) based on merit, qualifications, job requirements, and other legitimate business factors.
Search Lead: Phuong Quach
She/Her/Hers | Principal
Phuong Quach joined NPAG in 2023 as a Senior Consultant and brings to our work a deep commitment to power of community and networks, as well as a unique understanding of the landscape of challenges and assets in the field of philanthropy.

