The Trevor Project is a nonprofit self-described as the world's largest crisis intervention and suicide prevention organization for LGBTQ youth. A flexible employer, the Trevor Project has posted 100% remote and flexible schedule jobs, as well as temporary opportunities with part-time and alternative schedules, in a range of career fields, including nonprofit & philanthropy and human services. In search of new talent to join the team, the equal opportunity employer describes standout candidates as results-focused, organized, efficient, collaborative, passionate, and fun. Eligible hires invited to join the Trevor Project will receive generous vacation and holidays, like Fridays off in the summer and a full day off to celebrate Harvey Milk Day, as well as comprehensive, fully paid health insurance that includes coverage of gender-affirmation surgery, among other benefits.

The Trevor Project was founded in 1998 by the creators of Trevor, an Acadamy Award-winning short film about a 13-year-old boy who faces discrimination for being gay. According to the team, the Oscar-winning film launched a national movement, and cofounder Peggy Rajski discovered the need for a place where young people like Trevor could go when facing challenges similar to his. Since 1998, hundreds of thousands of youth in crisis have turned to the Trevor Project's in-person and online suicide prevention and crisis intervention programs. The nonprofit also runs TrevorSpace, "the world's largest” social networking site for LGBTQ teens and young adults, and operates innovative research, advocacy, and education programs.

The Trevor Project is a nonprofit self-described as the world's largest crisis intervention and suicide prevention organization for LGBTQ youth. A flexible employer, the Trevor Project has posted 100% remote and flexible schedule jobs, as well as temporary opportunities with part-time and alternative schedules, in a range of career fields, including nonprofit & philanthropy and human services. In search of new talent to join the team, the equal opportunity employer describes standout candidates as results-focused, organized, efficient, collaborative, passionate, and fun. Eligible hires invited to join the Trevor Project will receive generous vacation and holidays, like Fridays off in the summer and a full day off to celebrate Harvey Milk Day, as well as comprehensive, fully paid health insurance that includes coverage of gender-affirmation surgery, among other benefits.

The Trevor Project was founded in 1998 by the creators of Trevor, an Acadamy Award-winning short film about a 13-year-old boy who faces discrimination for being gay. According to the team, the Oscar-winning film launched a national movement, and cofounder Peggy Rajski discovered the need for a place where young people like Trevor could go when facing challenges similar to his. Since 1998, hundreds of thousands of youth in crisis have turned to the Trevor Project's in-person and online suicide prevention and crisis intervention programs. The nonprofit also runs TrevorSpace, "the world's largest” social networking site for LGBTQ teens and young adults, and operates innovative research, advocacy, and education programs.