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Major Gifts Officer The Citadel Foundation
The Major Gifts Officer is part of The Citadel’s major gift team and is responsible for
planning, cultivating, soliciting, and stewarding a portfolio of major gift donors and prospective donors for gifts that will
benefit The Citadel. The position reports directly to the Associate Executive Director SPECIFIC DUTIES INCLUDE: · Identify, cultivate and solicit major gift prospects for the College’s fundraising
priorities; ·
Manage a list of 150-200 prospects, purposefully
guiding them to major investments in the College; ·
Coordinate cultivation activities and
solicitations involving other college representatives, including senior staff, volunteers, deans and directors; · Provide timely, written reports regarding the outcome of cultivation and solicitation
activities; · Participate in the prospect management process to
ensure coordinated major gift cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship activities; · Travel extensively in the fulfillment of these duties; · Act as Major Gift Liaison for Reunion Year Groups as required. · Act as Liaison to the School as required. · Special assignments as required. · Conduct a minimum of 225 face-to-face calls annually
and make 25 successful solicitations annually. · Other pertinent and appropriate duties as assigned
For More information: www.citadel.edu Director of Institutional Advancement SC Aquarium The Director of Institutional Advancement directs the fundraising activities of the South Carolina
Aquarium, including management of the capital campaign, annual fund, foundations and grants, fundraising events, membership
and planned giving. Reporting to the President and CEO, the Director of Institutional Advancement is responsible
for creating and implementing an operational plan for the capital campaign; identifying and cultivating major donors; coordinating
business partnerships and sponsorships; overseeing membership activities; managing the fundraising events, including a black-tie
gala; the planning and implementation of the annual fund program; the creation and implementation of a planned giving program;
providing staff support for the CEO; serving as a liaison with the Aquarium’s board of directors; and maintaining clear
lines of communication with other department heads to strengthen fundraising efforts. This position directly
supervises four persons and interacts regularly with key volunteers. The director is responsible for preparing
an annual budget and staff performance reviews. Contact: Keisha
Legerton
Location: Charleston, SC
Email: klegerton@scaquarium.org
Website:
www.scaquarium.org
Crisis Ministries Development
Director
Crisis Ministries, located in Charleston, SC, is seeking an experienced
individual to enhance and grow our already successful fundraising and development efforts. Crisis Ministries is South Carolina's
largest provider of homeless services and enjoys a strong reputation in the community and beyond. The Development Director
will serve as the Division Head and work with senior management to ensure the implementation of the organization's mission.
The
Development Director is responsible for the coordination of fundraising, community relations and volunteer initiatives to
secure the resources necessary to advance Crisis Ministries’ mission. He/she is responsible for the development and
management of annual fundraising efforts including direct-mail, database management, stewardship and face-to-face solicitation
of current and potential donors. During 2009, he/she will be responsible for the implementation of a series of 25th Anniversary
events designed to raise funds and awareness to support the organization. Specific Requirements include: •
Bachelor’s degree and a minimum of five years relevant and supervisory experience. •
Proficiency in database management, experience with Raiser’s Edge preferred. • Successful track record
in direct fundraising efforts. • Experience securing major gifts required; capital campaign experience preferred.
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Experience in establishing and maintaining corporate sponsorships. • Strong written and oral communication skills with public speaking experience.
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Creative, entrepreneurial and self-motivated. Specific Responsibilities include: •
Develop concept for and supervise the execution of the annual Food Shelter Hope fundraising event to raise resources necessary
to meet budgetary and fundraising goals. • Develop concept for and supervise the implementation of year-long 25th Anniversary
fundraising and recognition events. • Manage the organization’s Annual Campaign to include a staff campaign,
Board of Directors giving and face-to-face solicitations of current and potential major donors. •
Serve as an integral member of the organization’s management team. To be considered,
please forward a current resume and cover letter to sdenaux@charlestonhomeless.org. Or, apply online through AFP
(http://jobs.afpnet.org). To learn more about Crisis Ministries,
go to www.charlestonhomeless.org. Director of
Development
Boys and Girls Clubs of the Trident Area
The mission of the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Trident Area is to enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full
potential as productive, caring and responsible citizens. We provide a safe place for young people to learn and grow
and develop ongoing relationships with caring adult professionals. The Director of Development is responsible for overseeing
all aspects of the organization’s fund-raising activities and, in conjunction with the Executive Director, will serve
as the organization’s key external affairs representative to diverse audiences. Proven skills in identifying, cultivating,
soliciting and stewarding corporate and individual donors and foundations are essential.
We seek a candidate with a
Bachelor’s Degree and a minimum of three years work experience in non-profit agency operations, specifically in the
fund-raising field. Experience in grant writing and managing a donor data base are preferred. Additional requirements
include the ability to organize and coordinate fund-raising operations and events; strong oral and written communication skills,
both verbal and written; ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with Club staff, Board members,
volunteers, community groups, and other related agencies.
Interested candidates should submit a cover letter and resume to
jobs@bglcubta.org
The Boys and Girls Club offers a great work environment, competitive salary and outstanding benefits package.
Please forward a cover letter and resume specifying your interest in the Director of Development position.
M/F/V/D Director of Development
Planned Parenthood in Charleston Want to change the world? Fundraising professional needed in Charleston, South Carolina for Planned
Parenthood, the world's largest and most trusted family planning organization. This leadership position will direct a
development program in Coastal South Carolina and possibly state-wide. The position will
be based in our soon-to-be-opened Planned Parenthood Health Center in Charleston, SC. Together with our Health Center in Columbia,
we provide reproductive health care and sexuality education to thousands of women, men and teens across the state. As part of our diverse and talented Development team across four states (NC, SC, WV and VA), we offer
effective administrative support services to professional staff, and opportunities for regional collaboration. This position
will oversee at least one professional staff person. Planned Parenthood Health Systems is a multi-state, regional affiliate of Planned Parenthood Federation of America. Our focus
is on prevention - prevention of unintended pregnancy, sexuality transmitted infections, and cancer and other illnesses -
through health care, education and advocacy. We do more to prevent the need for abortion than any other organization in the
world. Our typical patient is a 20-something working woman without health insurance; without Planned Parenthood she would
be unable to afford an annual exam or birth control. Our education programs targets teenagers to help them make responsible
choices regarding the health and sexuality. The optimal candidate would have 5
or more years successful nonprofit fundraising and supervisory experience, college degree, and CFRE certification. Please email your resume and salary requirements to hr@pphsinc.org or mail to HR, Planned Parenthood
Health Systems, 100 S Boylan Ave, Raleigh NC 27603.
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