Director of Development & Marketing

Provides development and marketing support to the Prestonwood Pregnancy Center ("PPC") in order to capitalize on available resources while raising new and sustainable donations.

Responsibilities:

• Meet or exceed annual fund-raising goals established in collaboration with the PPC Board
• Assist with the creation and full implementation of the Donor Development & Marketing Section of PPC's annual strategic plan
• Contribute to the design of overall fund-raising strategy, marketing strategy, team leadership and direction, and successful execution of established plans in accordance with PPC goals
• Lead, direct and oversee the Donor Development & Marketing team
• Focus on creating a donor culture by taking the lead to engage all staff and board members and equipping team members and volunteers
• Cultivate relationships with donors, oversee donor events and planned-giving
• Develop relationships with Prestonwood Baptist Church ("PBC") departments and ministries as needed to further their support for and service to PPC
• Research grant opportunities and write grant proposals for PPC
• Identify trends in pregnancy center industry related to marketing and advertising needs
• Review PPC website, marketing materials and newsletter for accuracy and content
• Other duties as assigned

Requirements:

• Growing relationship with Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior as an active member of PBC
• Pro-life in word and pro-love in action
• Passionate about the mission of PPC
• High level of confidentiality
• Bachelor's degree in related field
• Previous fund-raising experience with a non-profit organization
• Previous experience writing grants
• Ability to recruit and develop a volunteer base
• Excellent communication, time management and project management skills
• Ability to work a Monday-Friday schedule with flexibility to work PPC events as assigned
• Ability to work at a desk with a computer screen for extended periods of time, occasionally perform physical activities that require moving one's whole body, such as walking, stooping, pushing/pulling a cart, and lifting up to 10 pounds without assistance