we all eat csa
sales & Community lead
Organization: Fountain Heights Farms Cooperative | Birmingham, AL
Type: Full-Time
Pay: $45,000/yr | Total comp up to ~$54,000 with bonuses & benefits
We’re a Birmingham urban farm cooperative growing the We All Eat CSA — and we need a salesperson who can grow with us.
This role is accountable for revenue targets: corporate wellness packages, individual CSA subscriptions, sponsorships, and community memberships. You’ll be the person who turns interest into commitment — across hospital HR directors, neighborhood families, local employers, and community partners.
What You’ll Drive
Corporate & institutional wellness package sales
Individual CSA sign-ups, renewals, and retention
Civic and corporate sponsorship pipeline
Event and workshop registrations
You Are the Right Fit If You…
Love making genuine asks and don’t take “not yet” personally
Can build trust with a Fortune 500 HR director and a neighborhood family in the same week
Follow up consistently until there’s a clear yes or no
Stay organized across a multi-segment pipeline without dropping threads
Care about Birmingham, food access, and community health
This Role Is Not a Fit If You…
Avoid money conversations or direct asks
Struggle with follow-up, tracking, or accountability
Need constant direction to move work forward
Compensation & Benefits
Base salary: $45,000/year
Monthly wellness stipend: $250/month ($3,000/year)
Weekly produce box: 25-week season at $45/week value ($1,125/year)
Quarterly performance bonuses: up to $1,000/quarter ($4,000/year) tied to KPI achievement
Total potential annual compensation: ~$54,000
Time off (after 90 days of satisfactory employment):
30 hours vacation PTO + 60 hours sick/mental health PTO
14+ paid holidays
Our paid holiday calendar includes:
Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. (Third Monday in January)
Malcolm X Day (Third Friday in May)
Juneteenth National Independence Day (June 19)
Labor Day (First Monday in September)
Fannie Lou Hamer’s Birthday (October 6)
Indigenous Peoples’ Day (Second Monday in October)
Indigenous Day of Mourning (Fourth Thursday in November)
Christmas Day (December 25)
Kwanzaa (December 26 – January 1)
To Apply
Fill out the application, send a resume and a brief note telling us about a time you turned a “no/ maybe” into a “yes” and secured the deal.