NewSenior Director of Institutional Giving City Year, Inc.Senior Director of Institutional GivingNew York City, NY$130,000–$145,000 / yearBuild upon CYNY's corporate partnerships strategy to increase funding from $1M+ annually and position the organization as a premier leader in student success and educational opportunity within the community, with a goal of increasing revenue by at least $250,000 in the first 12 months. This role reports to the City Year New York Managing Director of Development & Communications, supports our Development & Communications team, and collaborates frequently with City Year Headquarters teams.
Senior Stewardship Officer (Part-time) Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and ArtSenior Stewardship Officer (Part-time)New York City, NY$52,000–$54,000 / yearnbsp   Exercise independent judgment in managing multiple stewardship projects while establishing priorities timelines and recommended approaches.     SKILLSREQUIREMENTS•    5-plus years of non-profit education or fundraising experience focused on donor relations stewardship advancement communications alumni relations or a related field.•    Exceptional time management and organizational skills with sharp attention to detail.•    Excellent persuasive writing proofreading and editing skills.•    Fluency in Microsoft Word PowerPoint Excel and Outlook.•    Comfort in database research activities Tessitura Slate Raisers Edge Tableau etc.•    Propriety thoughtfulness and discretion.•    Understanding of fundraising and relationship management in a higher education context.•    Appreciation for The Cooper Union mission and ethos. &1692026 The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art | Sitemap | webmastercooper.edu var backgroundPool sitesdefaultfilesuploadsbackgroundsgeneralbg1.jpg sitesdefaultfilesuploadsbackgroundsgeneralbg2.jpg sitesdefaultfilesuploadsbackgroundsgeneralbg3.jpg sitesdefaultfilesuploadsbackgroundsgeneralbg4.jpg sitesdefaultfilesuploadsbackgroundsgeneralbg5.jpg sitesdefaultfilesuploadsbackgroundsgeneralbg6.jpg {path{baseUrl\pathPrefixcurrentPathnode\14807currentPathIsAdminfalseisFrontfalsecurrentLanguageen}pluralDelimitersuppressDeprecationErrorstrueckeditorAccordion{accordionStyle{collapseAll1keepRowsOpen1animateAccordionOpenAndClose1openTabsWithHash0allowHtmlInTitles0}}statistics{data{nid14807}url\core\modules\statistics\statistics.php}csp{nonceiJX9XgolBKVlNbtPFmjypA}user{uid0permissionsHashfa4cce40ef4f0e35a8ae490f5e901684fb566fd926b3c554fbe852c298df7086}}.
Donor Relations Specialist The Salvation Army USADonor Relations SpecialistUnion, NJIn collaboration with the Territorial Headquarters (THQ) Territorial Director of Major Gifts and Mid-Level Giving, the DRS will formulate a strategic plan of cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship efforts for mid-level donors identified through the THQ direct mail and marketing program, leveraging multi-channel strategic communications and personalized outreach (virtual and in-person) to engage donors. The Donor Relations Specialist (DRS) will lead the design and implementation of a robust mid-level donor relations program for the NJ Division of The Salvation Army by developing a comprehensive action plan to identify, qualify, cultivate, solicit, and steward mid-level donors to retain and upgrade their gifts and to consider transitioning donors to the Major Gifts or Gift Planning portfolios.
Associate Director, Major Gifts - New York Regional Office Northwestern UniversityAssociate Director, Major Gifts - New York Regional OfficeNew York, NY$95,000–$100,000 / yearThe available benefits package for this position will include health, dental, vision, disability, and life insurance; paid vacation and holidays; paid medical/sick and parental leave; tuition benefits for the employee and dependents; pre-tax and flex spending accounts for commuting and dependent care; generous retirement savings options; and wellness programs. Job Summary: The Associate Director of Major Gifts will be responsible for identifying, cultivating, and soliciting major gift support from a prospect pool of alumni, friends, and family members in the New York tri-state area.
Development And Communications Associate URBAN DOVE CHARTER SCHOOLDevelopment And Communications AssociateLong Island City, NY$50,000–$55,000 / yearCORE RESPONSIBILITIES: Develop and coordinate clear, engaging communications that strengthen Urban Dove's brand and effectively engage students, families, staff, alumni, funders, board members, community partners, elected officials, and other key stakeholders. Develop, schedule, publish, and monitor content across Urban Dove's social media platforms, working closely with the Leadership Team and school-based staff to highlight student success, school events, staff accomplishments, and organizational impact.
General Counsel William J. Clinton FoundationGeneral CounselNew York, NY$250,000–$275,000 / yearConducts and oversees execution of every level of legal work, including: policy and contract drafting and review, exempt organization guidance and compliance; state and federal filings as necessary; preparation for and support of Board meetings; Board and organizational governance matters; management of litigation; oversight of outside counsel, collaboration with Finance Department on matters regarding insurance, tax filings, annual audit and other relevant legal work; collaboration with Human Resources on matters regarding employment matters. Manages junior attorneys to create an inclusive team where feedback is freely shared, goals and expectations are co-created, team members are actively coached, and transparency is the norm.
Director of Advancement Services Weill Cornell Medical CollegeDirector of Advancement ServicesNew York, NY$165,500–$193,900 / yearDirector of Advancement Services is a strategic and operational leader responsible for managing the revenue processing/gift administration team within the Operations Division of the Office of External Affairs (Development) and serves as a key partner in all areas of institutional advancement. The Director will play a key role in long range and short-term planning in areas including database management and integrity, gift processing, demo/bio management, reporting and data analysis, and system and business process enhancement.
Development Officer NYC based William J. Clinton FoundationDevelopment Officer NYC basedNew York, NY$92,000–$102,000 / yearEngages in the direct cultivation and solicitation of donors and prospects, including through in-person meetings, telephone, written solicitations/proposals, email, and other means tailored as specifically as possible to donor preferences. Under the direction of the Senior Director, the Development Officer manages and grows an assigned portfolio of individual donors and prospective donors with targeted annual and multi-year giving of $1,000+ to meet established goals.
Executive Director - The Culinary Education Center Hospitality Training CentersExecutive Director - The Culinary Education CenterNew York, NY$100,000–$125,000 / yearOversee and maintain full executive management responsibilities and leadership of the daily operations of the Culinary Education Center, including classroom training/work experience programs, operations, human resources management, financial management, public/community relations, employment/vocational training, and program/curriculum development. The Culinary Education Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and labor-management partnership between high-wage food service employers and UNITE HERE Local 100 , the union for food service and restaurant workers in the New York/New Jersey area.
NewCorporate Philanthropy Director Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc.Corporate Philanthropy DirectorNew York, New York$145,000–$175,000 / yearReporting to the Managing Director, Institutional, Global, and Corporate Philanthropy, the Director is a key member of the Development department and is expected to serve as an experienced fundraiser and strategic resource for NRDC and NRDC International in the United States, United Kingdom, and globally. NRDC combines the power of more than 3 million members and online activists with the expertise of some 800 policy advocates, lawyers, scientists, and communication experts to confront the climate crisis, protect nature, ensure the rights of all people to clean air, clean water, and healthy communities.
Major Gifts Associate WNETMajor Gifts AssociateNew York, NY$53,000–$57,000 / yearResponsibilities: Serve as primary point of contact for major donor recognition including acknowledgment on signature series and general on-air recognition; Support the team as needed on funder updates or tune-ins; Monitor Major Giving Unrestricted solicitations and schedule; Liaise with Finance and Gift Processing to update major giving forecasts and reconcile budget projections; Partner with Director of Major and Planned Giving in working with the Patron and Research Departments on new pipeline development work, including maintaining notes on prospects and the team's progress; Serve as Salesforce point person for Major Gifts, including uploading opportunities, updating event lists and working with Dev Ops to resolve issues; Work closely with Development Operations to create a Major Giving dashboard, monitor and maintain data integrity in Salesforce database, in keeping with industry best practices; Draft and edit donor proposals and reports, as needed; Prepare program updates and "one-sheets" with metrics and impact for key series; Draft donor messaging including emails and on-air recognition messages; Staffing and support of development cultivation and stewardship events; Additional duties, as assigned. The Major Gifts Associate is a key member of the Major and Planned Giving team, responsible for coordinating and managing key solicitation and stewardship initiatives and working closely with WNET's major and planned giving team and donors.
NewSr. Manager, Communications & Public Relations-NY, DC, Chicago-Remote Autism SpeaksSr. Manager, Communications & Public Relations-NY, DC, Chicago-RemoteNew York, NYRemote$75,000–$95,000 / yearThe Senior Manager, Communications and Public Relations is a creative, highly motivated, and strategic communications professional that must be comfortable supporting rapid response communications efforts and building strong relationships with contacts at journals, publications, and outlets relevant to the mission of the organization. Collaborate with internal teams to identify stories, spokespeople, and community perspectives that support communications priorities and help identify gaps in available stories, voices, or subject matter relevant to proactive communications efforts.
New["Major Gifts Associate","Major Gifts Associate"] WNET["Major Gifts Associate","Major Gifts Associate"]Newark$53,000–$57,000 / yearResponsibilities: Serve as primary point of contact for major donor recognition including acknowledgment on signature series and general on-air recognition; Support the team as needed on funder updates or tune-ins; Monitor Major Giving Unrestricted solicitations and schedule; Liaise with Finance and Gift Processing to update major giving forecasts and reconcile budget projections; Partner with Director of Major and Planned Giving in working with the Patron and Research Departments on new pipeline development work, including maintaining notes on prospects and the team's progress; Serve as Salesforce point person for Major Gifts, including uploading opportunities, updating event lists and working with Dev Ops to resolve issues; Work closely with Development Operations to create a Major Giving dashboard, monitor and maintain data integrity in Salesforce database, in keeping with industry best practices; Draft and edit donor proposals and reports, as needed; Prepare program updates and "one-sheets" with metrics and impact for key series; Draft donor messaging including emails and on-air recognition messages; Staffing and support of development cultivation and stewardship events; Additional duties, as assigned. The Major Gifts Associate is a key member of the Major and Planned Giving team, responsible for coordinating and managing key solicitation and stewardship initiatives and working closely with WNET's major and planned giving team and donors.
Donor Development Specialist - 2330 BhiredDonor Development Specialist - 2330Brooklyn, New YorkAbout the Role A growing non-profit is looking for a Donor Development Specialist to build and deepen relationships with its donor base. Build and maintain relationships with current and prospective donors through calls, emails, and meetings.
Coordinator, Philanthropy Food Bank For New York CityCoordinator, PhilanthropyNew York, NY$33–$35.71 / hourProvide general administrative support to the larger team, such as taking and sharing team meeting notes, coordinating internal and external meetings, creating and managing small direct mail initiatives, and supporting cultivation and stewardship outreach to donors. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Under the supervision of the Vice President, Philanthropy, the Coordinator, Philanthropy will: Provide all primary administrative support for the Vice President, Philanthropy, as they build and sustain relationships with high-capacity prospects, donors and board of directors.
Student Activities Coordinator Bard CollegeStudent Activities CoordinatorBronx, NYBard High School Early College Bronx is a tuition-free public school that allows students to complete a rigorous high school education while earning up to 60 college credits and an Associate in Arts degree from Bard College. Working closely with students, faculty, school leadership, families, and community partners, the Coordinator will help create an inclusive and engaging school environment that promotes student leadership, belonging, and participation.
Head of Capital Formation Initio CapitalHead of Capital FormationNew York, NY$145,000–$185,000The Head of Capital Formation will work closely with senior leadership to develop and implement fundraising strategies and maintain strong relationships with institutional investors, family offices, and high-net-worth individuals. Fundraising Execution: Lead all stages of fundraising, from initial outreach to closing commitments, ensuring successful capital raises for new funds.
Senior Corporate Partnerships Manager DonorsChoose.orgSenior Corporate Partnerships ManagerNY$100,000–$120,000 / yearWe have a hiring salary range of $100,000- $120,000 for specific higher cost of labor locations, which include New York City, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Boston, and Washington, D.C. Once employees are hired, everyone at DonorsChoose is eligible to receive annual performance-based raises as they grow in their role. DonorsChoose is seeking a Senior Corporate Partnerships Manager to grow and steward a portfolio of strategic corporate partners while helping evolve how we build long-term, mission-driven partnerships.
Senior Director, Research & Insights DonorsChoose.orgSenior Director, Research & InsightsNY$150,000–$170,000 / yearWhile research rigor and methodological expertise matter, the primary value of this position is helping DonorsChoose build an organizational intelligence capability rooted in classroom resource needs that informs strategy, influences decisions, strengthens fundraising, shapes partnerships, and advances student opportunity. We have a hiring salary range of $150,000 - $170,000 for specific higher cost of labor locations, which include New York City, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Boston, and Washington, D.C. Once employees are hired, everyone at DonorsChoose is eligible to receive annual performance-based raises as they grow in their role.
Major Gifts Associate WNET GroupMajor Gifts AssociateNew York, NY$53,000–$57,000 / yearResponsibilities: Serve as primary point of contact for major donor recognition including acknowledgment on signature series and general on-air recognition; Support the team as needed on funder updates or tune-ins; Monitor Major Giving Unrestricted solicitations and schedule; Liaise with Finance and Gift Processing to update major giving forecasts and reconcile budget projections; Partner with Director of Major and Planned Giving in working with the Patron and Research Departments on new pipeline development work, including maintaining notes on prospects and the team's progress; Serve as Salesforce point person for Major Gifts, including uploading opportunities, updating event lists and working with Dev Ops to resolve issues; Work closely with Development Operations to create a Major Giving dashboard, monitor and maintain data integrity in Salesforce database, in keeping with industry best practices; Draft and edit donor proposals and reports, as needed; Prepare program updates and "one-sheets" with metrics and impact for key series; Draft donor messaging including emails and on-air recognition messages; Staffing and support of development cultivation and stewardship events; Additional duties, as assigned. The Major Gifts Associate is a key member of the Major and Planned Giving team, responsible for coordinating and managing key solicitation and stewardship initiatives and working closely with WNET's major and planned giving team and donors.