Month: June 2026

Program Manager | Pennsylvania CDFI Network

Description

The Pennsylvania CDFI Network (Network)is a mission-driven statewide organization working to increase Community Development Financial Institutions’ (CDFIs) capacity to provide loans and business support services to small businesses throughout the Commonwealth. A 501(c)(3) membership organization, the Network works to promote equitable community development and to advance social justice. The Network provides direct funding and support services to member CDFIs.

The Network is a place for mission-driven people, enthusiastic about economic development and business growth. We thrive when diverse perspectives come together and commit to help close the wealth gap by serving all peoples and places in Pennsylvania.

Position Overview

The Network seeks an enthusiastic and focused individual to play a program management role supporting multiple programs and initiatives.

The Program Manager will support the expansion of programs and initiatives that build CDFI capacity and support small business growth. The Network’s programs are funded by federal, state and local public agencies and governments, and by private corporations and foundations. The programs are designed to strengthen small businesses’ access to capital and business support services, and to enhance systems that boost opportunities for all small businesses.

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Director of Global Philanthropy | The Humane League

Nonprofit Description

The Humane League (THL) is a global nonprofit working to end the abuse of animals raised for food. Recognized as a Top Charity by Animal Charity Evaluators for multiple years running, we are regarded as one of the most effective animal protection organizations in the world. We are a high-impact, mission-driven team that uses our time, talent, and resources strategically to dismantle factory farming and create lasting change for farmed animals worldwide. We set bold goals, embrace continuous improvement, and hold ourselves accountable to the animals who depend on us. As a fully remote organization with 100+ staff across the globe, we collaborate across borders and with partner organizations to build a powerful, united movement for animals.

Overview of Position

Drive transformational philanthropic investment to end factory farming worldwide. As Director of Global Philanthropy, you will play a pivotal role in driving THL’s global revenue growth, building deep and lasting donor relationships, and leading the strategy for a high-performing major gifts program currently raising $6M+ annually.

We are seeking an experienced philanthropy leader who combines strategic vision with hands-on fundraising expertise and is motivated by the opportunity to connect significant philanthropic investment to measurable global impact. This role offers the opportunity to lead and grow a high-performing major gifts program while personally cultivating relationships with donors whose support can help accelerate progress toward ending factory farming worldwide.

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Development Director | Radnor Memorial Library

Description

Radnor Memorial Library is seeking a dynamic individual with a passion for libraries to fill the position of Development Director. The Development Director is responsible for creating and implementing development and fundraising strategies that increase philanthropic support for Radnor Memorial Library. This position plays a key role in the organization.

Located along the beautiful Main Line, RML’s recently renovated Library serves a community of 33,228, plus visitors from neighboring townships in Delaware, Chester and Montgomery counties. We provide a highly curated collection and a busy, welcoming space for people to work, study and relax. We also offer a full schedule of well-attended programs for all ages. We believe in the power of imagination and ideas and are dedicated to being the community’s destination for discovery and engagement, a home for cultural and intellectual enrichment and learning.

Applicants should have successful experience in nonprofit financial development. Duties will include (but are not limited to): developing and implementing library fundraising efforts, stewarding donor relationships, coordinating special events and fundraisers, identifying and soliciting potential donors, writing appeals & grants, creating annual reports and stewardship mailings, maintaining the donor database, and generating reports and acknowledgements.

Job Summary

Under the direction of the Executive Director, the Development Director is responsible for planning, managing, and executing a comprehensive fundraising strategy to advance Radnor Memorial Library’s mission and long-term strategic goals. This role leads key initiatives including annual giving campaigns, corporate sponsorships, fundraising events, major donor cultivation, and donor stewardship.

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Pennsylvania Program Director, Philadelphia Affinity Group Network, Teach Plus

Description:

(Hybrid in Philadelphia, PA)

What We Do

Teach Plus is a national nonprofit whose mission is to empower excellent, experienced, and diverse teachers to take leadership over key policy and practice issues that advance equity, opportunity, and student success. At the heart of our work is developing teacher leadership and voice in pursuit of student outcomes.

Teach Plus PA’s work is grounded in an ambitious goal: to make Pennsylvania the fastest-improving state in the nation in 4th-grade reading. Working across equitable funding, educator workforce, and early literacy, we lead coalitions, support teacher-led advocacy, and lead local programs to accelerate student opportunity and change systems through teacher leadership. Learn more at teachplus.org/pa.

About Philadelphia Affinity Group Network

As the Program Director, you will play a key leadership role in advancing the Philadelphia Affinity Group Network (PAGN), a program dedicated to strengthening the recruitment, retention, and development of educators of color and individuals entering the education workforce.

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Events and Meetings Coordinator, William Penn Foundation

About the Foundation:

The William Penn Foundation, founded by Otto and Phoebe Haas in 1945, is a leading American philanthropy located in Philadelphia with over $3.7 billion in assets and a $155 million annual grant budget. Our approach to grantmaking is focused on one central idea: let’s help make more lives better by connecting more people to more opportunities and more resources. We aim to do this work in the Philadelphia region particularly for groups of people who have often been shut out of opportunity in the past because of disinvestment, discrimination, or systemic inequities.

The Foundation makes grants in five programs, primarily focused in Philadelphia and its surrounding counties:

  • Arts and Culture – Increase access to diverse, inclusive arts and culture experiences.
  • Children and Families – Expand access to programs and resources that support the healthy development and academic success of young children, ages 0-8.
  • Environment and Public Space – Increase access to the benefits of natural areas, public spaces, and community assets while decreasing harmful impacts on the environment.
  • Democracy and Civic Initiatives – Expand engagement in democratic processes and collaborative efforts that make the city and region responsive to the needs of residents.
  • Workforce Training and Services – Support Philadelphia residents to successfully prepare for, secure, and retain family sustaining employment.

In pursuing our program goals and objectives, we will be guided by the following values:

  • Prioritize opportunities for communities that have been most affected by economic inequity, discrimination based on race, gender, or sexual orientation, and other forms of injustice.
  • Elevate community voice.
  • Value partnership, collaboration, and transparency.
  • Minimize and respond to the impacts of climate change.
  • Leverage our leadership to advance important citywide and regional initiatives and to respond to changing needs of the city and region.
  • Share our learning locally and nationally.

Further information on the principles that define these values is available on the Foundation’s website: https://williampennfoundation.org/funding/understand-our-grantmaking

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Communications Officer, William Penn Foundation

About the Foundation:

The William Penn Foundation, founded by Otto and Phoebe Haas in 1945, is a leading American philanthropy located in Philadelphia with over $3.7 billion in assets and a $155 million annual grant budget. Our approach to grantmaking is focused on one central idea: let’s help make more lives better by connecting more people to more opportunities and more resources. We aim to do this work in the Philadelphia region particularly for groups of people who have often been shut out of opportunity in the past because of disinvestment, discrimination, or systemic inequities.

The Foundation makes grants in five programs, primarily focused in Philadelphia and its surrounding counties:

  • Arts and Culture – Increase access to diverse, inclusive arts and culture experiences.
  • Children and Families – Expand access to programs and resources that support the healthy development and academic success of young children, ages 0-8.
  • Environment and Public Space – Increase access to the benefits of natural areas, public spaces, and community assets while decreasing harmful impacts on the environment.
  • Democracy and Civic Initiatives – Expand engagement in democratic processes and collaborative efforts that make the city and region responsive to the needs of residents.
  • Workforce Training and Services – Support Philadelphia residents to successfully prepare for, secure, and retain family sustaining employment.

In pursuing our program goals and objectives, we will be guided by the following values:

  • Prioritize opportunities for communities that have been most affected by economic inequity, discrimination based on race, gender, or sexual orientation, and other forms of injustice.
  • Elevate community voice.
  • Value partnership, collaboration, and transparency.
  • Minimize and respond to the impacts of climate change.
  • Leverage our leadership to advance important citywide and regional initiatives and to respond to changing needs of the city and region.
  • Share our learning locally and nationally.

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Director of Unitas and Community Enrichment, Villanova University

Position Summary:

The Director of Unitas and Community Enrichment is responsible for strengthening and advancing the Charles Widger School of Law’s institutional commitment to fostering an inclusive, values-driven academic community. Serving as a strategic leader and campus partner, the Director will guide, implement, and assess initiatives that promote belonging, equity, mutual respect, and community engagement across the Law School.

The Director works collaboratively with senior leadership, including the Vice Dean; the faculty and staff Unitas Committee; students; and University partners to establish and execute a strategic vision that embeds Unitas values into all aspects of the Law School’s culture, operations, and educational mission. The Director actively engages with students, faculty, staff, and administrators and provides regular reports to the Vice Dean regarding the progress, effectiveness, and impact of Unitas initiatives.

The Director is charged with cultivating a law school community that is enlightened, compassionate, culturally competent, professionally skilled, and socially responsible.
Villanova is a Catholic university sponsored by the Augustinian Order. The University is an equal opportunity employer and seeks candidates who understand, respect and can contribute to the University’s mission and values.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Strategic Leadership and Program Development
    • In partnership with the Vice Dean and the Unitas Committee, develop and implement a comprehensive strategic plan aimed at fostering inclusivity, belonging, and community engagement within the Law School.
    • Support the recruitment, retention, and success of students, faculty, and staff from all backgrounds, with particular attention to individuals from historically underrepresented groups.
    • Promote an inclusive academic and work environment that values diversity of perspectives, backgrounds, and experiences while encouraging respectful dialogue and intellectual rigor.
Training, Education, and Programming
  • Design and deliver trainings for students, faculty, and staff that advance cultural competence, mutual respect, and awareness of equity-related issues within legal education and the profession.
  • Develop and oversee academic programming, workshops, and speaker series that reinforce the Law School’s commitment to generosity, respect, and equitable treatment regardless of race, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, disability, religion, age, or socio-economic background.
  • Lead and coordinate Unitas-related educational initiatives and community-strengthening programs that enhance engagement, dialogue, and shared values across the Law School community.

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Director of Post-Secondary Education (Philadelphia), The Howley Foundation

Position Summary:

The Director of Post-Secondary Education – Philadelphia (“Director (Philadelphia)”) will play a critical leadership role in expanding The Howley Foundation’s college scholarship program in Philadelphia, PA. This individual will serve as a key connector between the Foundation, high schools, students, and partner universities, helping to build a scalable, outcomes-driven college success initiative. Qualified candidates must reside near Philadelphia, PA.

The Foundation has historically focused on high school programs; the post-secondary effort is newer and rapidly evolving. The Post-Secondary Education Program prioritizes colleges with strong academic and support outcomes for lower-income students and degree programs aligned with clear career pathways and strong post-graduate earning potential. This role offers a unique opportunity to build partnerships, and directly impact college access, persistence, and career outcomes for underserved students.

As a fully remote position, the Director (Philadelphia) will need to possess strong time management and organizational skills. They must be able to work independently while also working collaboratively with colleagues in Philadelphia, Cleveland and Chicago. In-person meetings and school visits in the Philadelphia area will be required.

The ideal candidate is mission-driven, relationship-focused, and results-oriented. They must be passionate about expanding access to high-quality post-secondary opportunities and ensuring students succeed in college and beyond. They are comfortable building systems and contribute to the growth of a small but impactful organization.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Working closely with the Director of Post-Secondary Education (Cleveland), the Director (Philadelphia) will be responsible for the following:

Program Development & Management

  • Build and maintain strong relationships with:
  • Current and new College scholars
  • High school counselors, administrators, students and parents in partner high schools

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