The global youth education network society (genius) is looking for a Fund Development Coordinator. Reporting to the Executive Director, you have a proven track record or equivalent experience as a fundraiser, possessing the skills and abilities to advance the fundraising goals of genius. We are looking for a competent, innovative, and highly motivated person—someone who is passionately committed to the social justice values of our work. You will collaborate with other staff in developing and implementing short, medium and long-term donor development plans consistent with organizational goals and priorities.
The global youth education network is a federally registered charity that builds capacity in the social change sector in Canada. Our flagship program is Next Up: a leadership program for young people committed to social and environmental justice.
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Fund Development Coordinator Major Responsibilities:
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Donor Development: Liaise and build relationships with donors; design and execute list building strategies to engage prospective donors; coordinate campaigns, including online fundraising drives, direct mail initiatives, and a planned giving campaign; create ladder of engagement strategy to increase donor contributions.
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Event Planning: Organize receptions, briefings, oneonone visits with donors, and home receptions to recruit new members and donors;
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Supporter Stewardship: Track donations and ensure public recognition where agreed; and
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Technology Management: Establish a member/donor database system using Nation Builder; maintain donor profiles; use NationBuilder organizing tools to increase supporter engagement and donor stewardship.
Experience
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A proven track record of developing and implementing monthly donor, major gift and legacy programs;
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Thorough knowledge and experience in donor development and best practices within the charitable or non-profit sectors in the Lower Mainland;
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An ability to develop innovative new fundraising ideas that reflect genius’ mandate and supporter composition; and
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Experience in communications or public relations.
Knowledge, Skills and Qualities T echnical:
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Comfortable working in a Mac environment;
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Extensive experience with database platforms (NationBuilder experience is an
asset); and
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Highly adaptable to new software applications.
Interpersonal and Communication:
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Independent and creative self-starter able to work cooperatively in a flexible office environment;
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An outgoing, friendly and confident personality;
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Comfortable making direct/personal asks for donations and interacting with a
variety of supporters in both casual and formal settings;
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Excellent written and verbal communication skills;
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Effective time management, a high level of organization, and ability to prioritize;
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A commitment to our purpose, values, and community.
This position is 2 days a week (14 hours) at a rate of $23.00/hour plus 15% in lieu of benefits. The position is for one year with the possibility of continuing dependent on funding and is based out of our downtown Vancouver office.
The closing date for applications is Wednesday, February 18th at 7:00pm. Please submit your CV and cover letter to [email protected] (Please note the change in the email address for mailing applications)