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Lead the cultivation and solicitation of donors and donor prospects, up to and including, the acknowledgment and stewardship of all gifts to the university. Ensure continuing program of donor acknowledgment, appreciation, and recognition including all correspondence to donors.
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Plan, execute and manage high-level fundraising events and parlor meetings and generate new and exciting programs for outreach to expand the donor base, including the next generation of donors with major gift potential, and past participants of the Hebrew University including through its Rothberg International School (i.e. study abroad and summer programs.
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Plan, execute, and manage high-level fundraising events and parlor meetings and generate new and exciting outreach programs to expand the donor base, including the next generation of donors with major gift potential and past participants of Hebrew University, including through its Rothberg International School (i.e., study abroad and summer programs.
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This includes facilitating tissue typing of recipient and donor, arranging the timing and collection of pretesting prior to transplant with referring physician and transplant team. Coordinates with the hospital unit personnel in the discharge of the transplant patient and donor.
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Support and work under direction of Donor Relations Associate and Annual Fund Manager in strategies and projects to grow the membership base and revenue; achieve a high retention rate and upgrades among renewing members.
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Fundraising for activism activity in FL. regions including donor cultivation and grant research and writing. Since its foundation in 2007, activism and civic engagement have been one of IAC’s core organizational pillars, with the goal to organize, educate, energize, and mobilize local communities in support of Israel and the Jewish people.
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Conducts the designed and approved technical training curriculums and competency programs for all employees working in the Donor Services whole blood collection, apheresis blood collection, and therapeutics blood collections areas of the organization.
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Every week, you will develop proposals and track and report on how your communications, meetings, and prospects are anticipated to meet or exceed assigned fundraising goals for events and programs in our donor database and moves management database by assigned deadlines.
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Knowledge of Luminate (donor database) and Adobe Creative Suite Programs (including InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator) preferred. Knowledge of Luminate (donor database) and Adobe Creative Suite Programs (including InDesign, Photoshop, and Illustrator) preferred.
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In 2017, with federal approval from UNOS (United Network for Organ Sharing), Memorial Transplant Institute launched the adult kidney transplant program with pediatric transplant capabilities at Memorial Regional Hospital and Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital in Hollywood, FL. The Institute established a living donor kidney recovery component, including open and laparoscopic nephrectomies.
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Must be familiar with donor database applications, preferably Raiser’s Edge. Oversee stewardship activities for all giving levels, and supervise the Manager of Donor Engagement and Communications.
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This includes explanation of procedures, hazards and potential adverse events; explanation of immunization schedules, dose and antibody response; providing clear opportunity for donor to refuse participation; obtaining signature and date certifying informed consent.
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Broward College is searching nationally for a new Vice President, Student Services. Vice President, Student Services. Broward College is searching nationally for a new Vice President, Student Services.
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The Vice President of Finance, GA and FL, will have financial oversight of approximately $1B in revenue for Holy Cross Health (Fort Lauderdale, FL) and Saint Mary's Health Care System (Athens, GA.
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Oversee database management for donor information, gift processing, and communications. Plan, coordinate, and execute special events, including the Miss Arc Broward Pageant, InspHired Luncheon, community outreach events, and donor appreciation gatherings.
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