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Maintain the organization’s annual fundraising calendar in close coordination with the Director of Development, senior staff, and the Communications and Program/Policy teams. Assist with the identification and cultivation of new funding opportunities, including foundation grants, corporate sponsorships, major gifts, and individual giving campaigns.
$71,000 a yearFull-timeExpandApply NowActive JobUpdated 24 days ago - UpvoteDownvoteShare Job
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Experience with individual giving, institutional giving, major gifts, annual giving/membership, planned giving, capital campaign (planning, execution, closure), donor and board relations, stewardship, special events, and development operations.
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Job DescriptionReporting to the Director of Major Giving and Donor Engagement, the Development Associate will support the strengthening and expanding of the organization’s frontline fundraising program, which builds, maintains, and grows mutually beneficial relationships with individual donors.
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Spearhead the development and implementation of an expanded individual giving and major donor program to sustain and grow the existing portfolio of major gifts, developing a strategy to ensure organizational sustainability that includes identifying, qualifying, cultivating, soliciting, and stewarding individual donors add metrics.
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The Director of Development plans, directs and coordinates fundraising activities for major giving prospects and donors focused on the East coast of the United States, with a particular focus on the New York market.
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New 42 seeks a Development Associate, Individual Giving, who will work closely with the Director, Individual Giving, the Manager, Campaigns and Events, and the Manager, Development Operations to help reach Individual Giving’s fundraising goals, steward donors, and plan and execute special events.
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This individual will identify new opportunities to grow portfolio engagement across all fundraising channels to increase revenue, including corporate partnerships, commercial co-ventures, special events and individual giving.
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In partnership with the Board, DPLFF staff, and the City Librarian, create and implement all fund development plans and strategies including but not limited to major giving, planned and annual giving, membership, corporate giving, sponsorships, special events, and used book sales.
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Manage three full time staff members including, the Assistant Director of Individual Giving, Prospect Research Specialist and Development Associate. Reporting to the Vice President of Development and Alumni Affairs, the Director of Development will manage the major gift programs with giving beginning at the $25,000 level.
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Steers logistics and creative planning of the annual gala, overseeing the work of the Event Producer and Director of Individual Giving and spearheading the fundraising for the event.
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Serve as a Team Lead in the Advancement and Innovation Department and collaborate closely with team leads across different verticals (Business Development, Institutional Giving, Board Relations, Individual Giving, Research and Operations.
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Reporting directly to the CEO/president, the development director plans, manages and leads the MSO’s fundraising efforts, including individual giving, foundation and government grants, and corporate appeals.
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Primary duties of the Director, Development will include the development and stewardship of existing and new corporate partners and volunteers. In addition, the Director will demonstrate effective leadership and mobilization of volunteers, increase corporate relationships, meet market fundraising goals and build awareness for the American Diabetes Association.
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Individual Giving: Support Managing Director of Development with the cultivation and stewardship of prospective and current donors. The Development Manager will report directly to the Managing Director of Development (MDoD) and play a critical role in ensuring the organization reaches its fundraising goal of $6mm annually.
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Create a fundraising model, inclusive of corporate and foundation relations, individual major gifts, corporate donors, annual giving, and new potential sources of philanthropic support.
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