4Culture provides funding for the arts, historic preservation, heritage programs, and public art in Washington state’s King County. Past hiring at the nonprofit organization has been for jobs with flexible schedule and hybrid remote work options posted in the nonprofit & philanthropy, art & creative, administrative, and operations career fields. To support the physical and mental well-being of employees, 4Culture offers associates competitive pay and a 37.5-hour workweek, along with benefits like comprehensive healthcare coverage, generous paid time off, and paid family and medical leave, as eligible. On a mission to make the region “vibrant,” 4Culture works to put public funding to use all across the King County region.

The work of 4Culture is dedicated to ensuring “access to cultural experiences for all.” The nonprofit’s team is made up of cultural advocates, grantmakers, volunteer peer-review panels, and advisory committees, all coming together to support a range of arts and cultural projects and programs that “connect, inspire, challenge, and enthrall.” Some of the programs at 4Culture are the Poetry on Buses project that replaces advertisements on public buses with poems in nine different languages; the Artists Up program that supports historically underrepresented or marginalized regional artists; and the Cultural Education Initiative that works to ensure that King County schoolchidren receive access to “the arts and culture education they deserve.”

4Culture provides funding for the arts, historic preservation, heritage programs, and public art in Washington state’s King County. Past hiring at the nonprofit organization has been for jobs with flexible schedule and hybrid remote work options posted in the nonprofit & philanthropy, art & creative, administrative, and operations career fields. To support the physical and mental well-being of employees, 4Culture offers associates competitive pay and a 37.5-hour workweek, along with benefits like comprehensive healthcare coverage, generous paid time off, and paid family and medical leave, as eligible. On a mission to make the region “vibrant,” 4Culture works to put public funding to use all across the King County region.

The work of 4Culture is dedicated to ensuring “access to cultural experiences for all.” The nonprofit’s team is made up of cultural advocates, grantmakers, volunteer peer-review panels, and advisory committees, all coming together to support a range of arts and cultural projects and programs that “connect, inspire, challenge, and enthrall.” Some of the programs at 4Culture are the Poetry on Buses project that replaces advertisements on public buses with poems in nine different languages; the Artists Up program that supports historically underrepresented or marginalized regional artists; and the Cultural Education Initiative that works to ensure that King County schoolchidren receive access to “the arts and culture education they deserve.”