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Become a Fellow

Applications are open March 11 through May 6, 2026

Applying for the Goodman Fellowship Program requires submitting two application forms: one completed by the executive director wishing to join the program and a supporting application submitted by a member of the organization’s board.

After clicking on the Apply Now link, you will be asked to register for GoApply. After completing your registration, you should find three tabs on the landing page:

  1. Opportunities: You will find both applications here
  2. Submitted: You can find, save and download previously submitted applications here
  3. In Progress: You can find your in-progress application before you submit it

Preview the Applications

The applications must be filled out through the online portal, but you can download a pdf version of each application to preview the required information.

Preview the Candidate Application

Preview the Board Member Supporting Application

Questions about the program or the application process?

Contact Goodman Nonprofit Center Directory Andy Davey.

Apply Today

Those interested in being part of the Fellowship Program must submit two applications, both of which can be found through the link below on the Opportunities tab:

  • If you are the applicant, please fill out the Applicant Application
  • If you are the applicant’s supervisor or board member, please fill out the Board Member/Supervisor Application
Apply Now

Virginia Hughes
Rooted WI
2025-2026 Fellow

“The Fellowship has helped me grow into a more intentional, and resourced leader by building my capacity in areas such as financial management, board development, and fundraising. Being in a learning community with peer nonprofit leaders has been incredibly grounding and has helped reduce the inherent isolation of leadership. This program fills a critical gap in the nonprofit ecosystem by creating a space for nonprofit leaders to learn together. This is rarely resourced but essential for strong organizations and lasting community impact.”