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Company Summary:

 Established in 1993, the Women’s Opportunities Resource Center (WORC) is a nationally recognized 501(c)(3) not-for-profit financial organization headquartered in Philadelphia, PA. WORC was Philadelphia’s first microenterprise program for low-income people and one of the first in the nation. WORC promotes social and economic self-sufficiency primarily for women, minorities, and dislocated workers. WORC and its subsidiary company, the Economic Opportunities Fund (EOF), are certified Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs), which provide a wide range of financial products (micro-and small business loans). WORC is also an approved SBA micro lender and SBA Community Advantage (7A) lender.

To learn more about WORC, visit: www.worc-pa.com

Position Summary:

WORC’s current three-year strategic plan includes significant growth in WORC’s market base and a near doubling in lending volume. Under the direction of the President and the strategic operating support of the COO, the Director of Lending will manage all local lending activity, as well as a small team of small business community loan officers. Our ideal candidate will have a strong knowledge of small business lending, SBA loan programs, and excellent people management skills. This is a “roll up your sleeves” working lender-manager position, which requires an entrepreneurial approach and strong business development skills. The Director of Lending will ensure all lending programs operate ethically and consistent with the mission and values of WORC.  He/she must be committed to meeting the needs of undeserved markets and have a passion for providing services to a diverse population, including refugees and immigrants.

Core Responsibilities:

Business Development (25%)

• Cultivate and develop strong relationships in the community and with aligned community partners
• Develop and guide potential borrowers through the application process and underwriting process, ensuring application packages are complete and timely.
• Identify borrower and product opportunities where WORC’s capital is most needed and fits within our capabilities and impact objectives.

Small Business and Commercial Lending (50%)

• Manage and grow all direct lending programs, including Small Business Administration (SBA) programs, meeting all annual lending goals, profitability targets, and loan loss requirements within WORC guidelines.
• Determine borrowing needs and propose appropriate loan structures.
• Determine repayment capacity by analyzing historical business and personal financial statements, as well as by creating financial projections, including traditional and global UCA cash flows.
• Conduct due diligence and risk analysis, underwriting, structuring, and negotiating of financing requests, in accordance with all WORC’s credit policy and guidelines.
• Present loan package to Loan Committee for approval and work with Loan Administration and borrowers to effectively close and secure loans.
• Monitor, manage, and report on all key loan portfolio quality and performance measurements. Ensure compliance with all portfolio policy standards and implement effective credit risk rating processes.
• Manage all loan-related grant and contract-based program deliverables.

Team Management & Strategy (25%)

• Manage and develop a small team of community lending officers, helping to set business goals, personal goals, and team development goals.
• Partner with the Loan Administration team and COO to ensure strong loan performance, loan monitoring practices, and high-quality customer service.
• Develop new loan products and processes to better serve small business entrepreneurs and contribute to WORC lending and strategy development.
• Contribute to loan process improvement, with the goal of increasing clarity and efficiency. Identify opportunities to incorporate industry best practices, draft proposed process and policy changes, and help document then train staff.
• Participate in corporate strategic planning sessions and regular senior management meetings.

Qualifications:

• Required: Bachelor’s Degree or 7-10 years direct related work experience in financial services field in lieu of a degree.
• Required: Minimum 5 years of direct lending experience with demonstrated skill in small business and real estate lending, underwriting, and SBA programs.
• Required: Demonstrated ability to manage and support time-sensitive and complex projects while meeting deadlines and credit policy parameters.
• Required: Solid knowledge of basic accounting practices with an ability to understand financial statements and loan documentation.
• Required: Strong analytical and organizational skills.
• Required: Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Required: Superior interpersonal skills and ability to work with diverse constituents.
• Required: Highly proficient with Microsoft Products and other technology software.
• Preferred: 3-5 years of experience in managing and motivating a team.
• Preferred: Experience in loan operations and credit policy development.
• Helpful: Experience with Down Home loan portfolio management system.
• Helpful: Experience in community development, federal, state lending programs.
• Helpful: Experience in nonprofit or small office environment a plus.
• Moderate travel required, mainly local Philadelphia region (less than 30% of time).
• Job involves normal physical requirements for an office position.

Application Process:

Interested parties should email their email your resume with cover letter and salary requirement to both: fran@truepathadvisorygroup.com and jhoward@worc-pa.com.

Mural Arts Philadelphia is the largest public art initiative of its kind, dedicated to the belief that art ignites change. For over 30 years, Mural Arts has united artists and communities through a collaborative and equitable process, creating nearly 4,000 artworks that have transformed public spaces and individual lives. Mural Arts aims to empower people, stimulate dialogue, and build bridges of understanding with projects that attract artists from Philadelphia and around the world and programs that focus on youth education, restorative justice, mental health and wellness, and public art preservation. Popular mural tours offer a firsthand glimpse into the inspiring stories behind Mural Arts’ iconic and unparalleled collection, which has earned Philadelphia worldwide recognition as the “City of Murals.”

Mural Arts seeks a Director of Mural Operations. This individual is essential to the execution of the day-to-day operations of the organization. They are responsible for overseeing the ongoing maintenance of the collection and the lots, gardens, and parks they overlook; supervising the City of Philadelphia labor crew tasked with carrying out site preparation and mural maintenance; developing and managing vendor contracts and relationships. Lead, manage, and staff the Mural Operations team to efficiently and safely ensure that each mural’s artistic vision is realized and maintained for the long-term.  Carefully assesses all potential mural sites, evaluating the conditions and helping Project Managers estimate and understand the cost of what needs to happen to prepare the sites.  The Director of Operations, coordinates with internal team members and contractors to insure the timely completion of high-quality murals.  Continually research, evaluate and field-test new products and techniques to improve the look, ease of implementation, and longevity of the murals and train staff on their application.  This individual prepares and is accountable for the design and execution of detailed project plans with clear timeframes.

Mural Arts seeks candidates who value and demonstrate the following core competencies: committed problem solving, deep thinking & fearless creation, inquisitive learning, thoughtful communication, mindful collaboration, personal accountability, and a commitment to actively prioritizing diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace.

This is a full-time City of Philadelphia paid position and reports to the Chief Operating Officer at Mural Arts.

Specific Responsibilities:

·         Direct, organize and monitor operations and on-site production of 100+ public art projects annually.

·         Oversee all aspects of contract management for wall preparation and cleaning, landscape needs, structural repairs, and project-specific installation requirements.

·         Manage maintenance and clean-up for the entire collection of murals (3500+).

·         Establish and implement operations policies, protocols, and procedures to ensure projects are installed safely and efficiently, liability is limited, and ongoing maintenance is proactive and low-intervention

·         Supervise a department of 5 laborers, and work regularly and closely with staff, Executive Team, program directors, and project managers.

·         Direct inventory of over $3,000,000 in supplies and equipment annually, and departmental budget of approx. $45,000 each fiscal year.

·         The ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously, independently, and efficiently with numerous deadlines.

·         Coordinate multi-stakeholder relationships with parties, including project managers, businesses, community groups, and members, local government, artists, suppliers, and contractors.

·         Manage fleet of seven City of Philadelphia vehicles; parking, maintenance, and repair scheduling

·         Serve as liaison between city government and city employees on MAP staff.

·         This position requires a significant amount of lifting, carrying, moving heavy equipment, using a ladder regularly, and painting equipment.

·         Occasionally provide consulting services to public art organizations across the country through the Mural Arts Institute.

The successful candidate will possess:

·         Exceptional attention to detail

·         Organized and methodical approach to work

·         Strong analytical abilities and commitment to problem-solving

·         Ability to work in a fast-paced environment

·         Ability to work collaboratively to meet departmental goals

·         Management skills

·         Resident of the City of Philadelphia

·         HS or equivalent and 3-5 years of experience in construction or a related field.

·         A basic knowledge of masonry, carpentry, scaffold erection, color mixing, general artistic skills/ knowledge a plus

·         Valid Driver’s License and the ability to drive City of Philadelphia vehicles.

·         The ability to work at heights, general painting / artistic skills

The City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program is pleased to offer a competitive and comprehensive health and dental benefits package. The salary is 54,000 annually.

Interested applicants must submit a resume and cover letter to Kathryn Poole, Project Management Officer at kathryn.poole@muralarts.org . Applications will be accepted until a hire is made.

Rebuilding Together Philadelphia (RTP) is a non-profit that revitalizes communities by transforming vulnerable houses into safe, healthy, and energy-efficient homes. RTP brings volunteers and communities together to repair homes and improve lives. Each year, RTP and more than 1,000 volunteers provide free safe and healthy home repairs for 100+ homeowners.

The Program Manager will report to the Director of Operations and will be responsible for implementing one Block Build each year as well as one or more of our scattered-site repair programs. Our Block Build program focuses on three neighborhoods each year. The culmination of our work in each neighborhood is a two-day Block Build event where hundreds of volunteers work alongside staff and homeowners to provide repairs in 10-15 homes. All repairs focus on providing safe and healthy home repairs for low-wealth and working-class homeowners.

An ideal Program Manager will have a mix of construction and project management experience that provides them with the skills necessary to conduct home evaluations, manage home repair projects, and complete compliance and reporting requirements for their programs. We estimate that the Program Manager will spend 70% of their time in the office managing work scopes, coordinating with community partners, scheduling and tracking work, etc. The remaining 30% of their time will be spent in the field conducting home evaluations, meeting with homeowners and contractors, completing final inspections, etc.

RTP embraces diversity and equal opportunity in a serious way. We are committed to building a team that represents a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills. The more inclusive we are, the better our work will be.

Please Note: The full job description can be found in both English and Spanish at https://www.rebuildingphilly.org/careers.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Supervise and provide work direction for RTP’s Program Coordinator, who will assist with some of the client intake, program compliance, and program coordination required for the Block Build and Scattered Site programs.

• Conduct home evaluations at each property to identify needed repairs and assess suitability for the Block Build or Scattered Site program.

• Organize and track all necessary paperwork (work scopes, invoices, receipts, homeowner agreements and surveys, etc.) for each house where they are working.

• Manage all reporting requirements and grant compliance for each of the programs they are managing.

• Manage and stay within limits of construction budget across their programs.

• Assist with additional home evaluations each year for other RTP programs and partners.

• Assist the Operations Team with Block Build days three times per year.

SKILLS

Required

• Fluency in both English and Spanish

• High school diploma or GED required.

• Strong communication, planning and organizational skills

• Construction or home repair experience sufficient to conduct home evaluations, identify needed repairs, and manage contractors, staff and volunteers who will complete the repairs.

• Comfort working in an office environment that requires regular use of e-mail, shared calendars, shared network drives, and a client database.

• Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word, PowerPoint)

• Able to work occasional evenings or weekends.

• Able to work long hours on rebuilding days (several throughout the year).

• Experienced driver with current license and access to a reliable vehicle that can be used for work-related travel around Philadelphia.

Preferred

• College degree preferred.

• Prior experience working with volunteers.

• Prior experience managing contractors or overseeing a construction budget.

• Prior experience with project management and grant reporting.

• Prior knowledge or familiarity with safe and healthy housing or building science.

SALARY/BENEFITS

$50,000 to 54,000, depending on experience. Employees receive health care, life insurance, short-term disability and retirement benefits. Flexible hours but must work some weekend days. Generous paid-time off. Commitment to supporting professional development and avenues of growth within the organization for all staff.

APPLICATION DEADLINE: February 28, 2021, however, applications will be considered on a rolling basis until the position is filled. To apply, please email resume and cover letter to Brandon Alcorn, balcorn@rebuildingphilly.org. Include “Program Manager” in your subject line. No phone calls please.

APPLICATION DEADLINE: February 28, 2021, however, applications will be considered on a rolling basis until the position is filled. To apply, please email resume and cover letter to Brandon Alcorn, balcorn@rebuildingphilly.org. Include “Program Manager” in your subject line. No phone calls please.

United Way of Greater Philadelphia & Southern New Jersey’s mission is to end intergenerational poverty in our region by harnessing, leveraging and strategically investing the collective power of donors, advocates, and volunteers, to help individuals and families break the cycle of poverty.

Role Summary: United Way is seeking an experienced Managing Director to help lead data collection and evaluation efforts for the Knowledge Center, the evidence hub for the Poverty Action Fund, a city-wide public/private partnership in Philadelphia, and future regional collaborations. The Knowledge Center will provide continuous measurement, accountability, and learning to maximize the value of poverty reduction investments.

Reports to: The CEO of United Way of Greater Philadelphia & Southern New Jersey

Position Description: 

The Managing Director will be responsible for developing, designing, implementing, and leading the programs and activities of the Knowledge Center. The Managing Director’s primary role is to work with the United Way and the Knowledge Center Advisory Committee to design and develop strategies that align with and fulfill the Poverty Action Fund’s strategic plan. The Managing Director will manage internal data and facilitate the data to be used to advance the Knowledge Center’s efforts related to program evaluation, communications, and grantee management. The position requires a blend of program management, program design and evaluation, and responsiveness to data and impact assessment needs in the areas of poverty reduction and nonprofit service delivery.

Successful candidates will have programmatic experience, and technical capability or experience in data management, information science, program evaluation, or other related fields in the context of using data for program management and impact. Successful candidates will have demonstrated abilities in translating data into useful information for program impact, program evaluation, and communications pieces for broader audiences.

The Managing Director will play a key role in helping streamline evidence-focused grantmaking processes and support high-performing community organizations and partnerships. In the first major initiative of the Knowledge Center, the Managing Director will drive the measurement and accountability efforts related to the Philadelphia Poverty Action Fund, a joint effort between United Way, the City of Philadelphia and private philanthropy to reduce Philadelphia’s poverty rate and create opportunities for an equitable recovery from the economic collapse. The Philadelphia Poverty Action Fund will be grounded in measurement, accountability, and learning. The Knowledge Center will provide a hub for data collection, assessment, transparent reporting, and continuous learning and adaptation. The Knowledge Center will serve four primary functions:

1. Set the overarching goals and measurement strategy
2. Provide technical assistance for data collection and reporting to selected grantees to ensure high quality data and evidence
3. Evaluate implementation and short-and long-term program outcomes
4. Conduct primary research on poverty trends in Philadelphia and comparison cities to inform strategy

 Overview of Essential Functions and Responsibilities:

Strategic Management: (40%)

• Advise leadership team on codifying strategic goals so that they are measurable, impactful, and compelling; develop system for effectively tracking progress toward goals
• Forge collaborations with research and/or university partners to lead technical assistance, evaluation, and broad-based citywide research efforts
• Lead Knowledge Center efforts to define project roadmaps, short- and long-term goals, and key metrics and milestones for measurement
• Help the team share powerful stories about investment results with stakeholders (e.g. potential funders, community members, elected officials and other supporters) by producing relevant quantitative and qualitative data and reports as needed
• Establish the foundation for a culture of accountability, responsiveness, flexibility and results
• Collaborate with the CEO of the United Way to raise awareness and funding for the Knowledge Center, and build new partnerships in Greater Philadelphia

Data Management: (40%)

• Ensure collection and quality assurance of data and work with partners to analyze and produce actionable insights to help team identify potential opportunities and red flags related to outcomes
• Oversee the development and management of a central database for reporting and analysis
• Conduct exploratory analysis of internal data and make recommendations about the types of questions leadership should be asking and the types of narratives to develop for external audiences
• Coordinate research and technical assistance partners
• Collaborate with learning and evaluation partners to analyze external quantitative data and distill key takeaways for external communications

Project Management: (20%)

• Manage project budgets, timelines, resources and deliverables
• Track project costs in order to meet budget based on scope of work and resource requirements
• Provide project updates on a consistent basis to various stakeholders about strategy, adjustments, and progress; maintain excellent client and consultant relationships
• Facilitate the development of data transfer agreements with external data vendors
• Manage contracts with vendors and suppliers by assigning tasks and communicating expected deliverables

 Job qualifications, knowledge, skills, and abilities: 

• 7+ years practical experience with project management, especially related to the areas of research and evaluation or data collection and analysis
• Experience leading complex data collection, measurement, and learning projects
• Strong familiarity with project management software tools, methodologies, and best practices
• Experience managing complex projects and seeing through the full life cycle
• Experience with process improvement to help the team run more efficiently
• Excellent analytical skills
• Proven ability to solve problems creatively
• Strong interpersonal and relationship management skills and extremely resourceful
• Ability to maintain a professional demeanor and adapt to rapidly changing priorities
• Demonstrated ability to prioritize multiple projects simultaneously to meet deadlines within planned scope, budget, and timeline
• 4-year degree; advanced degree in policy, data science, program evaluation or related fields preferred

UWGPSNJ promotes a culture of inclusion and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, religion, national or ethnic origin, age, disability, veteran status or any other legally protected factor.

To apply please submit your resume and cover letter to:

https://www.paycomonline.net/v4/ats/web.php/jobs/ViewJobDetails?job=5462&clientkey=D449D4B6A77723E46A23A79A362285BA

PROGRAM MANAGER

S/he will ensure the effectiveness and efficiency of all operations within the Day Shelter. The Program Manager will oversee a team of  Case Managers and manage county relationships, and ensure meaningful case management services and on-site activities are offered to guests.

RESPONSIBILITIES: 

Under the supervision of the  Executive Director, in cooperation with shelter staff and volunteers, responsibilities include the following:

• Provide oversight of the daily operation of  Norristown Hospitality Center;
• Assist the Director in Recruiting, hiring, training and supervising program staff and volunteers within the guidelines of The Hospitality Center personnel policies;
• Coordinate and supervise client caseload and daily client needs;
• Coordinate and approve work schedules and timesheets;
• Organize and prepare bi-weekly staff meetings;
• Provide client management , back-up support to case managers as needed.
• Operate the programs within contract limitations and compile reports as required by funders;
• Approve normal operating and petty cash expenditures within the program budget;
• Participate in self-evaluation and program evaluation to better respond to client/community needs;
• Develop and maintain on-going working relationships with other community agencies;
• Work in coordination with the Director to provide leadership development and in-service training for staff and volunteers;
• Attend and inter-agency meetings
• Ensure that data is collected and input into appropriate systems
• Support property management in the areas of health and  safety
• Identify systemic problems in program and administrative domains, guiding staff toward developing a plan of action that addresses the problem and documents the solution in the form of program policy.
• Other duties as assigned.

REQUIREMENTS

• Bachelor’s degree with a minimum 2 years managerial experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience, preferably in a non-profit agency that serves homeless individuals
• Knowledge of working with people experiencing homelessness, addiction and mental illness
• Developed skills in crisis intervention;
• Proficient using all Microsoft Office programs.
• Experience with program management and staff supervision;
• Experience with non-profit, community-based agencies;
• Good working knowledge of social service agencies, including the government help system
• Ability to be self-motivated and work as part of a team

WORK ENVIRONMENT

• May/Will necessitate working in busy and loud environments depending on position
• May need to bend, stoop, twist and sit throughout the day
• Regularly required to sit, stand, bend; occasionally lift or carry up to 35 lbs.

RESPONSIBILITIES COMMON TO ALL AGENCY EMPLOYEES

• Maintain a safe work environment and confidentiality at all times
• Be proactive, creative, and flexible in determining, evaluating, researching, and resolving issues
• Organize and prioritize multiple activities to meet all external and internal deadlines
• Maintain professional demeanor that reflects positively on the agency
• Demonstrate respect and courtesy toward others
• Able to thrive in a work environment emphasizing teamwork and collaboration
• Respond in a timely manner in all aspects of communication
• Work with minimum supervision
• Perform other duties as assigned

·       Schedule: Monday – Friday  (8:00am – 4:00pm)

·       Employer Paid Benefits available

Title: Development Director

Type: FT, Permanent

Salary: $56,000 – $62,000

Benefits: Generous vacation/PTO package with medical/dental and retirement plan

Application Deadline: February 15?, 2021

Start Date: (Negotiable/ASAP)

Application Instructions: Please submit your resume and cover letter (formatted as Word document or PDF) to hiring@theartwell.org and address to Susan Teegen, Executive Director. Any questions should be communicated in writing. No calls, please.

 Description

ArtWell, an award-winning youth arts organization, is seeking an energetic, dynamic, and innovative Development Director to join their team. Over the past 20 years, ArtWell has worked with over 400 schools and community organizations to educate, inspire, and engage more than 38,000 K-12 students across the Greater Philadelphia region. ArtWell envisions a future where Philadelphia schools and neighborhoods are safe sanctuaries that nurture creativity and innovation; where arts and creativity are viewed as essential for learning, leading, and liberation and where youth of our city are equipped to thrive, dream, and lead, and are seen and heard as engaged citizens and creators of change.

The Development Director will provide strategic oversight for the organization’s resource development activities as they relate to ArtWell’s goals and objectives. They will also serve as a key thought leader in the ArtWell management team. The ideal candidate will have a proven track record of successful fundraising and will be aligned with ArtWell’s core mission, vision and values and will be motivated to join a dynamic, collaborative hardworking team who support each other with passion and respect. Essential responsibilities of this position include: 

Fundraising Strategy

●     Create and implement an annual plan and calendar to support the organization’s fundraising and engagement goals in accordance with its mission, vision, and strategic goals

●     Manage up to $700,000 in revenue from institutions and individuals

●     Assist the Executive Director, staff, and Board of Directors in establishing fundraising vision and goals

Board Support

●     Work with Executive Director and Board to expand engagement strategies and identify new opportunities for partnership and collaboration

●     Provide regular development reporting

●     Provide individual portfolio management and solicitation support

●     Manage and provide direction to Board and volunteer committees

Grants Management

●     Write, edit, and submit grant proposals and reports in collaboration with program staff

●     Research and identify new institutional funding opportunities

●     Manage relationships with foundation, corporate, community, and government entities

●     Manage data collection and research for proposals and reports, including related stories with program staff and teaching artists

●     Schedule and oversee program site visits with funders and teaching artists/program staff

 Fundraising Event Management

●     Plan and execute the details of all fundraising and cultivation events. Recent years have included:

○     ArtWell Awards (biennial)

○     ArtWell Festival (biennial)

○     Generosity 5K Run/Walk (annual)

○     Holiday Party (annual)

○     Other events as determined

Corporate Sponsorship

●     Identify prospects for corporate support and plan solicitation strategy

●     Reach out to corporate prospects to discuss grants or sponsorship support

●     Manage corporate sponsors for major fundraising events

 Individual Donor Cultivation

●     Create individual donor cultivation strategy in collaboration with the Executive Director and Board Committees

●     Create donor-facing materials (including program updates, solicitation letters, thank you cards)

●     Plan and execute twice-yearly individual donor direct mail campaigns

●     Work with Communications Director to manage and execute online giving initiatives and multi-channel solicitation strategy

Qualifications

●     Bachelors required, Masters preferred

●     Minimum 5-10 years of experience in development

●     Inspires creativity, excitement, and action

●     Organized and detail oriented

●     Focused on seeing the “big picture” and creating high-level strategy

●     Excellent written and verbal communication skills

●     Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously

●     An appreciation for creative problem solving, collaboration, self-awareness, and ongoing learning

●     Proficiency in MS Office, Google Drive, and Salesforce desired

Gemma Services is seeking a full time, mission-focused, Development professional for the role of Development Officer on the fundraising and communications team. This position will report to the Chief Development Officer and will focus on grant writing and donor relations along with other responsibilities as noted below. Strong writing skills are essential.

• Initiates and follows up with individual and foundation donor contacts; fosters attentive, relationships with all supporters via activities including preparing correspondence or conducting presentations, campus tours, and public speaking;
• Performs research in order to ascertain appropriate funding sources; informs leadership staff of various funding opportunities and tracks grant and other funding opportunities and commitments, communicating as necessary within and outside of department to comply with requirements.
• Prepares written funding requests and progress and final reports for submission to funding sources (individual, foundation, corporation, organization) with strict observance of due dates, in coordination with Chief Development Officer and program personnel as needed.
• In close coordination with Chief Development Officer, following a Moves Management paradigm, grows individual donor relationships to increase charitable support for the agency.
• Supports development and execution of agency development/ promotional materials, in collaboration with colleagues in the department and close coordination with the Chief Development officer. Materials may include internal and external newsletters, brochures, event materials, written appeals, email “blasts,” and press releases (includes writing, photography, and design input as requested).
• Assists with planning and preparing for various fundraising special events.
• Seeks and accepts gift-in-kind donations at Christmas and throughout the year on behalf of Gemma.
• Participates in planning and attends evening and weekend activities as needed for development-related activities including volunteer engagement, congregation interactions, special events, or other.

Education/Training:  A B.S. or B.A. degree in related field normally required; specialized fundraising/development education/training.

Skill(s): Proficient reading, writing, grammar, and mathematics skills; proficient interpersonal relations and communicative skills; thorough knowledge of fundraising/development processes, including preparing grant proposals; proficient PC skills including Microsoft Office software, as well as Raiser’s Edge; proficient ability utilizing web-based research resources; visual and auditory skills; ability to bend, stoop, reach, and lift items weighing 30 lbs. or less; valid driver’s license.

Experience:  A minimum of three to five (3-5) years’ related experience normally required.