Community Service Federal Work-Study Jobs
Saint Louis University Community Service Federal Work-Study Program allows students to earn $15 per hour working at a local nonprofit agency. SLU students can gain valuable experience while making a difference.
Current Community Service FWS Positions
Community Service Federal Work-Study (FWS) jobs available for the 2025-2026 academic year are listed below by site. Each site has a short description of its mission. Click on the job listing for a preview, then follow the links to log in and apply via Handshake, SLU's job database. All jobs listed pay $15 per hour.
Students must be FWS-eligible. In addition to securing a job, students must enroll in the program by sending a screenshot of their FWS Award Overview for '25-'26 to Bobby Wassel at bobby.wassel@slu.edu.
*Indicates a job does not require transportation.
Grand Center - Contemporary Art Museum
Museum free and open to the public, featuring modern art.
Grand Center - Intercultural Music
Nonprofit enriching arts programming with cultural diversity.
Grand Center - Kranzberg Arts Foundation
Foundation bringing the visual and performing arts to the St. Louis community.
Grand Center - Nine PBS
St. Louis region's public access station for television and radio.
- Early Education Family Literacy Support Assistant*
- Early Education Materials Support Worker*
- Evaluation and Impact Administrative Support Worker*
- Organizational Excellent Administrative Support Worker*
- Social Media Support Worker*
Midtown Community Services
Community center serving youth and families living in Midtown through tutoring, young mother support and programs for older adults.
Mission St. Louis
Community center serving families and youth for a variety of services, including after-school enrichment.
Restorative Justice Movement
Community organization focused on bringing restorative justice to issues of conflict and mediation.
Unleashing Potential
Nonprofit organization serving youth Pre-K through 5th grade in before and after-school settings.
Urban Harvest STL
Nonprofit that plants and maintains sustainable gardens throughout food-desert locations in St. Louis, as well as providing education opportunities for communities to grow their own gardens.