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Position Summary: Arizona Bleeding Disorders (AZBD) is seeking a Community Outreach & Fundraising Events Coordinator to help us in our mission to improve the wellbeing of the bleeding disorder community across Arizona. This full-time position will work in close contact with our community members and AZBD staff to provide vital social services, foster community engagement, and assist in office matters such as bookkeeping, office management, and conferences. This position will also coordinate and lead our fundraising events which include the annual Hemophilia Zoo Walk, Paddle Battle Pickleball Tournament and Salsa Challenge. Works to secure partnerships/sponsorships for fundraising events to ensure all revenue, both previous and new, is secured, and the program/event is successful. In collaboration with the full events team, handle fundraising events (Zoo Walk, Pickleball Tournament, & Salsa Challenge) to ensure all revenue, both previous and new is secured, and the event is successful.
Board of Directors / Leadership Council for Nonprofit Tech Startup.. Believe in the importance of charitable giving. Willing to contribute time and financial support to make a significant social impact. Financial commitment: fulfill a $10,000 annual give or get donation (personal or fundraising). Industry: Non-profit Organizations
Develop and implement fundraising strategies, including tax credits, major gifts, grants, and sponsorships. Plan and execute creative fundraising events and campaigns. Bachelor’s degree in nonprofit management, business, or related field (advanced degree preferred). 8+ years of nonprofit development experience with proven success in meeting fundraising goals. Expertise in donor cultivation, grant writing, and analytics.
The President & CEO is a mission-driven leader with executive nonprofit management experience, some experience in public health and health equity, and exceptional skills in fundraising, stakeholder engagement, and community partnership development. NKFH’s mission is carried out through community outreach, strategic advocacy, fundraising, and partnerships that support critical services, research, and long-term kidney health initiatives. The President and CEO of the National Kidney Foundation of Hawaiʻi (NKFH) will serve as a dynamic and visionary leader, advancing the organization’s mission to improve kidney health and prevent chronic disease across the islands. Hospitals and Health Care, Non-profit Organizations, and Civic and Social Organizations.. Regional Director of Operations (Raising Cane's)
The Milken Institute is a globally minded, publicly supported, non-partisan, and nonprofit think tank headquartered in Santa Monica, with offices in Washington, DC, New York, London, Abu Dhabi, and Singapore. The Associate Director of Business & Program Development will report to the Director of Business Development and support the Programmatic Fundraising Team by enabling effective donor growth, cultivation, and stewardship. This position will also inform and oversee revenue pipeline management, deliverable tracking, and project management for the Programmatic Fundraising Team. Individuals with a passion for biomedical science and social impact, along with experience in fundraising, relationship management, partnership and proposal development, and project management are encouraged to apply. With oversight from the Director of Business Development, the Associate Director will support the Strategic Philanthropy portfolio in collaboration with program leads across portfolios, including a primary focus on the Science Philanthropy Accelerator for Research and Collaboration (SPARC) portfolio and related project management, proposal/deck development, and prospecting. A proactive, highly organized, and enthusiastic development professional with a minimum of five (5) to eight (8) years of relevant experience in relationship-building, nonprofit development, grant writing and/or fundraising.
Our client, a Houston non-profit organization that assists adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, has an opportunity available for a Chief Executive Officer. Assist the board governance committee with board member recruitment, orientation, training, and ongoing support. Master’s degree and at least 5 years of experience in nonprofit management or Bachelor’s degree and 8 years of experience in nonprofit management. Understanding of Texas Workforce Commission and obtain/hold a UNT Director credential. Experience in grant writing, budgeting, fundraising, human resources, strategic planning, risk management, policy development, and performance outcomes systems.
The Executive Director serves as the chief executive of Early Learning Center, a nonprofit early childhood care and education center committed to providing high-quality, affordable care for young children in the Aspen community.. The Executive Director is responsible for the overall leadership, strategic direction, and day-to-day operations of the center, ensuring excellence in programming, fiscal sustainability, staff development, and community engagement.. Lead fundraising initiatives, grant writing, and donor engagement efforts to diversify funding streams and support accessibility and affordability. Bachelor’s degree in early childhood education, nonprofit management, public administration, or a related field (Master’s degree preferred).. Experience with fundraising, grant writing, and donor relations.
Donor Relations Officer (Mid-Level & Planned Donors). Job Title: Donor Relations Officer (Mid-Level & Planned Donors). Manage the Legacy Society planned giving program, including the identification, cultivation and solicitation of prospective planned gift donors.. Work closely with the Development Director to align mid-level and planned giving strategies with overall fundraising goals.. 3+ years of professional experience in fundraising, donor relations or a related field.
This is a true development person, also focused on donor culture, stewardship, fundraising.. This is currently a $3M nonprofit and will continue to grow tremendously YOY. The ideal Director of Development can think outside the box and is creative, as well as the go-to face for donor development and relationship building.. Stay updated on the latest trends and best practices in nonprofit development and bring new ideas to the organization.. A minimum of 5 years of professional experience in a nonprofit organization; demonstrated success in a development function (managing and forging relationships with multiple donor sources).. Get notified about new Director of Donor Relations jobs in San Clemente, CA
HomeFront is seeking a dedicated, innovative, and detail-oriented professional to join our team as a Donor Relations Specialist. The Donor Relations Specialist will collaborate closely with the Director of Development and Chief Development & Advancement Officer to design and implement strategic initiatives that enhance donor engagement, increase philanthropic contributions, and strengthen the connection between donors and HomeFront’s mission. This position involves personalized donor stewardship, relationship cultivation, and executing innovative fundraising and friend-raising campaigns to further our organization’s impact. Stay updated on industry trends and best practices in donor relations to continually enhance strategies and processes. 3+ years of experience in non-profit development or community engagement, preferably related to donor relations
Develop and execute a high-impact fundraising strategy to raise $3M–$10M in Year 1, prioritizing major gifts, individual donors, large-scale campaigns, and events (e.g., launch event, annual gala, etc.. Lead and oversee fundraising activations that resonate with donors, including immersive storytelling, experiential campaigns, and influencer collaborations. Major Gifts & Donor Cultivation.. Manage and leverage our podcast and media partnerships, and social impact storytelling to enhance donor engagement. Deep experience in individual giving, major donor relations, and large-scale fundraising campaigns.
Position Summary: The Chief Development Officer (CDO) is responsible for implementing all aspects of fundraising including: donor relations, special events, volunteer management, and PR/communications.. The CDO also develops and maintains systems to support fundraising including volunteer and donor management, research, gift processing and recognition.. This includes grant writing, major gifts and annual giving campaigns.. Strong understanding of donor data management, gift processing, and fundraising reporting.. Volunteer Coordinator, Marketing Manager and other positions as assigned.
The ED will oversee fundraising, programs, finance, operations, and external relations, while working closely with the Founders to carry out the organization’s mission.. This role is ideal for a hands-on leader who brings nonprofit management experience, a talent for relationship-building, and a deep commitment to improving lives through science and service.. Board Relations & Strategic Planning. Proven track record in fundraising, grant writing, and donor relations. Vice President/Senior Director, Strategy and Growth, CAES by Honeywell
The Biotech CEO Sisterhood is a dynamic force for change, dedicated to empowering women in the C-suite and driving equitable representation at the highest levels of the biopharma industry.. Through summits, events, and educational programs, we champion the advancement of women to the C-suite, address the unique challenges they face in these roles, and amplify their voices to shape the future of biotech.. Oversee fundraising activities including grant writing, donor relations, and special events. Demonstrated success in fundraising and donor relations. Regional Vice President, Enterprise Sales
Under the general direction of the Program Director, the Community Outreach worker will locate and engage resources for tenants. A Community Outreach Worker discerns needs of tenants and makes referrals to appropriate agencies facilitating access to quality employment, health care and social services, providing health education, bringing linguistically and culturally responsive health care directly to the community, helping people become equal partners in their health care, and increasing the community’s awareness of the presence of underserved populations. Participate in advocacy and direct action to end homelessness. Bachelor’s degree plus two years of related human services experience linking mentally disabled clients to a broad range of services essential to successfully living in the community. The following fields preferred: Social Work, Psychology, Education, Rehabilitation, Occupational Therapy, Counseling, Community Mental Health, Sociology, Speech and Hearing, Physical or Recreational therapy.
The Children’s Advocacy Center of SW Florida (CAC) is a busy non-profit agency located in Fort Myers serving Lee, Charlotte, Hendry and Glades Counties.. At CAC, we offer abuse determination services for children as well as therapeutic counseling, parenting education and prevention programs.. CAC is seeking a qualified part-time Community Outreach Educator.. Stay current on child abuse prevention trends, legislation, and local community needs.. Prior experience in child welfare, social services, education, or a related field, with a solid understanding of child abuse dynamics, mandated reporting, trauma-informed care, and protective factors that support prevention efforts.
Develop Excel dashboards for fundraising and program impact measurement, then present these findings in visually engaging. As a part-time Nonprofit / Impact Analyst, you'll replicate tasks such as setting up donor segmentation models,. tracking fundraising progress against goals, and computing the ROI of specific initiatives.. produce PowerPoint decks that translate these metrics into compelling narratives about the organization's mission and achievements.. objectives of nonprofit organizations—ranging from grant reporting to community outreach evaluation.
This vibrant gem is the result of an exciting partnership between the nonprofit Los Angeles Arboretum Foundation (LAAF) and the County of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR).. The Donor Relations Manager position is a fulltime position and will work closely with the Chief Development Officer (CDO) and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to create and implement all aspects of the Development Department fundraising programs.. This includes mail and email appeals, the annual giving campaign, design and production of fundraising materials, gift processing and acknowledgement letters, and pledge reminders.. In addition, collaborate with the Development team to plan and implement other Development fundraising events as needed.. Technologically savvy, with proficient experience with Blackbaud’s Altru or other Customer Relationship Management software; Microsoft Office Suite including Word, Excel, Publisher, Outlook.
Lead community engagement efforts to increase awareness of the library's non-profit groups.. This includes organizing large-scale fundraising events, appreciation events for donors, sponsors or volunteers, and/or donor ask events.. Creates and runs complex reports from various online donor-data platforms used by the Friends and Foundation and the Library, both manually and using automation tools; transfers and imports data into the Friends and Foundation's donor database; utilizes integrated data for creating outreach lists, reports and presenting statistical information as it relates to donor retention and areas of improvement to the organization.. Bachelor's degree with a major in Communications, Nonprofit Management, Social or Human Services or related area or an equivalent four years of post-secondary education, training and/or experience providing the knowledge, skills and abilities necessary to perform the essential functions of the position.. Three years of progressively responsible experience related to fundraising, nonprofit operations, building donor relations, and/or campaign planning required.
Lead community engagement efforts to increase awareness of the library's non-profit groups. This includes organizing large-scale fundraising events, appreciation events for donors, sponsors or volunteers, and/or donor ask events. Creates and runs complex reports from various online donor-data platforms used by the Friends and Foundation and the Library, both manually and using automation tools; transfers and imports data into the Friends and Foundation's donor database; utilizes integrated data for creating outreach lists, reports and presenting statistical information as it relates to donor retention and areas of improvement to the organization. Bachelor's degree with a major in Communications, Nonprofit Management, Social or Human Services or related area or an equivalent four years of post-secondary education, training and/or experience providing the knowledge, skills and abilities necessary to perform the essential functions of the position. Three years of progressively responsible experience related to fundraising, nonprofit operations, building donor relations, and/or campaign planning required.