Assistant Director, Parent & Family Giving and Student Life Philanthropy University of DelawareAssistant Director, Parent & Family Giving and Student Life PhilanthropyNewark, New JerseyManages, analyzes, and maintains data on parents and families; assists the Assistant Vice President to collect, organize and analyze parent data from multiple stakeholders; understands system for managing strategic donor lists; runs reports and prepares analyses related to parent giving, donor behaviors, donor segments and trends. Under the general direction of the Assistant Vice President, Parent and Family Giving and Student Life Philanthropy, the Assistant Director is responsible for developing, implementing and evaluating a full range of complex engagement, marketing and event-planning functions relative to Parent and Family Giving and Student Life philanthropic activities.
Coordinator, Philanthropy Food Bank For New York CityCoordinator, PhilanthropyBronx, 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.
Vice President of Philanthropy Greenwich YMCAVice President of PhilanthropyGreenwich, Connecticut$145,000Full timePersonally cultivate, solicit and steward significant five- and six-figure gifts, managing key donor relationships, and when appropriate, providing the CEO, Board members, and other organizational leaders with the strategy, preparation, and follow-through needed to participate effectively. Working in close partnership with the Director of Development, as a direct report, the Vice President will help create a coordinated approach to annual giving, major gifts, donor stewardship, events, and legacy giving.
Director, Philanthropy Food Bank For New York CityDirector, PhilanthropyBronx, NY$130,000–$140,000 / yearThe Director, Philanthropy will: Collaborate with senior leadership and colleagues across the organization to influence and implement a comprehensive fundraising plan that increases revenue to support Food Bank's strategic direction and mission to end hunger in New York City; Foster a culture of gratitude across the organization and within its diverse constituent groups and sustain support Food Bank's core programs and services; Maintain a tiered portfolio of around 200 major donors and prospects by creating and implementing strategies for the cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship of donors with the capacity to make a minimum of $25,000 (5-figure gifts) up to 6- and 7-figure leadership gifts; Conduct face-to-face meetings with donors and prospects annually through one-on-one meetings, site visits/tours (exclusive of events); Build annual donor-centric and customized cultivation, solicitation and stewardship strategies for each assigned donor; Strategize on portfolio assignments and fundraising goals to maximize gifts to Food Bank; In tandem with senior leadership, assist in developing robust strategies designed to move donors through appropriate giving/portfolio stages (i.e. major gifts to principal gifts); Create proposals and presentations for major individual donors; Ensure that senior staff are supported in their donor relations work by developing strategy briefs and leading prep meetings; Work in close partnership with Institutional Giving, Corporate Partnerships, Volunteer Engagement, Stewardship and Events colleagues to refer or share relationships by offering multiple channels for engagement; Help produce cultivation and stewardship events for prospects and donors at the mid- and major levels; Maintain donor profiles in database, as required by management, that accurately reflect activity and performance to assist in the preparation of organizational budget as needed; and. Demonstrated strong interpersonal skills with the stature, credibility, and diplomacy needed to effectively cultivate and maintain relationships with high-level donors, Food Bank leadership, and peers and colleagues across the organization.
2026-2027 Graduate Assistant - Volunteer Engagement & Philanthropy (Part Time) Seton Hall University2026-2027 Graduate Assistant - Volunteer Engagement & Philanthropy (Part Time)South Orange, NJThis role involves database management, event preparation, research, and administrative support to enhance volunteer engagement efforts. The Part Time Graduate Assistant for Volunteer Engagement & Philanthropy will support alumni and student volunteer initiatives within the Office of Alumni Engagement & Philanthropy.
2026-2027 Graduate Assistant - Digital Engagement & Philanthropy (Part Time) Seton Hall University2026-2027 Graduate Assistant - Digital Engagement & Philanthropy (Part Time)South Orange, NJThe primary function of this role is to support the alumni engagement strategy through building brand consistent communications content such as social media (graphics, copy, video, etc.), and emails (design, copy, formatting, etc.) to involve the Seton Hall alumni community. Duties and Responsibilities: Participates in weekly team meetings to brainstorm new ideas for social media content and initiatives.
2026-2027 Graduate Assistant - Volunteer Engagement & Philanthropy (Part Time) Seton Hall University, New Jersey2026-2027 Graduate Assistant - Volunteer Engagement & Philanthropy (Part Time)South Orange, New JerseyThe Part Time Graduate Assistant for Volunteer Engagement & Philanthropy will support alumni and student volunteer initiatives within the Office of Alumni Engagement & Philanthropy. This role involves database management, event preparation, research, and administrative support to enhance volunteer engagement efforts.
Sponsorships, Collaborations and Philanthropy Coordinator vineyard vines LLCSponsorships, Collaborations and Philanthropy CoordinatorStamford, CTOverview: The Sponsorships, Collaborations & Philanthropy Coordinator will support the Manager in coordinating all brand collaborations with external partners, including event/athlete/property sponsorships, brand product collaborations, and philanthropic efforts in multiple verticals. With Shep & Ian still at the helm today, vineyard vines has experienced exponential year over year growth and now operates over 120 retail locations including an outlet division, a successful e-commerce business, domestic distribution center, and expanding corporate headquarters.
2026-2027 Graduate Assistant - Digital Engagement & Philanthropy (Part Time) Seton Hall University, New Jersey2026-2027 Graduate Assistant - Digital Engagement & Philanthropy (Part Time)South Orange, New JerseyThe primary function of this role is to support the alumni engagement strategy through building brand consistent communications content such as social media (graphics, copy, video, etc.), and emails (design, copy, formatting, etc.) to involve the Seton Hall alumni community. Strong ability to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines Skilled at creating content on social media.
Philanthropy Evaluator - Fully Remote MercorPhilanthropy Evaluator - Fully RemoteNew York, New YorkRemote$80–$120 / hourFor details about the interview process and platform information, please check: https://talent.docs.mercor.com/welcome. Mercor connects elite creative and technical talent with leading AI research labs.
NewSenior Manager, Philanthropies Special Projects Geller & Company, LLCSenior Manager, Philanthropies Special ProjectsNew York, NY$190,000–$220,000 / yearConduct in‑depth analysis, research, and due diligence related to philanthropic strategies, grantmaking structures, and operating models. Lead end‑to‑end execution of complex philanthropic special projects, from problem definition through analysis, execution, and delivery.
Assistant Director, Philanthropy (Principal Gift Stewardship) University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer CenterAssistant Director, Philanthropy (Principal Gift Stewardship)RemoteThe ideal candidate is a stewardship or advancement professional with experience supporting principal or major gift donors, strong project management and organizational skills, and a working knowledge of gift agreements, endowments, and compliance, with the ability to collaborate across teams, manage multiple priorities, and utilize CRM systems to track stewardship activities; no specific education level, years of experience, or licenses were provided, so minimum expectations are referenced. The Assistant Director of Principal Gift Stewardship plays a critical role within the Grateful Giving and Donor Relations team at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, supporting the advancement of Philanthropy by delivering meaningful, compliant, and innovative stewardship experiences for the institution's most significant supporters.
Coordinator, Philanthropy Food Bank for New York CityCoordinator, PhilanthropyBronx, 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.
Philanthropy and Communications Associate MANHATTAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC INCPhilanthropy and Communications AssociateNew York, NY$55,000–$60,000 / yearPhilanthropy and Communications Associate Position Description Title: Philanthropy and Communications Associate Department: Philanthropy; Marketing, Communications, and Alumni Affairs Reports To: Vice President for Philanthropy and Vice President for Marketing, Communications, and Alumni Affairs Supervises: Student Workers Internal Contacts: Faculty, Staff, Students External Contacts: Donors, Vendors, Advertisers, and other external contacts as required Employment Status: Full-time; Non-exempt Salary Range: $55,000 - $60,000 Position Summary The Philanthropy and Communications Associate reports to and supports both the Vice President for Philanthropy and the Vice President for Marketing, Communications, and Alumni Affairs, providing administrative assistance, ensuring the smooth day-to-day operations of their respective offices, and managing special projects. Apply to MSM Info For Alumni Accepted Students Applicants Concert-Goers Current Students Educators Faculty & Staff Hiring a Musician International Students Precollege Students Portal Login Info For Portal Login Info For Alumni Accepted Students Applicants Concert-Goers Current Students Educators Faculty & Staff Hiring a Musician International Students Precollege Students Employment at MSM Job Opening: Created with Sketch.
Development Manager, Corporate & Individual Philanthropy Care For the HomelessDevelopment Manager, Corporate & Individual PhilanthropyNew York, NY$85,000–$90,000 / yearThe Development Manager will also work closely with CFH leadership, committees and Board of Directors to identify, engage, and cultivate individual and corporate prospects with the potential to become long-term supporters of the organization and its work. About the Position Care For the Homeless (CFH) is seeking a dynamic, relationship-focused fundraiser to join our growing Development team and help expand our network of corporate partners, individual donors, and philanthropic supporters.
Senior Director OF Philanthropy CareSenior Director OF PhilanthropyNew York, NY$130,000–$150,000 / yearPartner with the Deputy Executive Director, Philanthropy to implement best-in-class Major Gifts strategies in key markets including New York, Boston, and Washington D.C. Secure gifts of $10,000 and above, with a focus on $100,000+ gifts, meeting or exceeding annual and quarterly fundraising goals. Reporting directly to the Deputy Executive Director, Philanthropy, this role will also build and manage a portfolio of current and prospective donors with the capacity to give between $10,000 and $1,000,000.
NewSenior Manager, Philanthropies Special Projects Geller AdvisorsSenior Manager, Philanthropies Special ProjectsNew York, New YorkThe base salary range for this position is: $190,000 - $220,000 Base pay offered may vary depending on job-related knowledge, skills, and experience. · Conduct in‑depth analysis, research, and due diligence related to philanthropic strategies, grantmaking structures, and operating models.
Director, Philanthropy Food Bank for New York CityDirector, PhilanthropyNew York, NY$130,000–$140,000 / yearThe Director, Philanthropy will: Collaborate with senior leadership and colleagues across the organization to influence and implement a comprehensive fundraising plan that increases revenue to support Food Bank's strategic direction and mission to end hunger in New York City; Foster a culture of gratitude across the organization and within its diverse constituent groups and sustain support Food Bank's core programs and services; Maintain a tiered portfolio of around 200 major donors and prospects by creating and implementing strategies for the cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship of donors with the capacity to make a minimum of $25,000 (5-figure gifts) up to 6- and 7-figure leadership gifts; Conduct face-to-face meetings with donors and prospects annually through one-on-one meetings, site visits/tours (exclusive of events); Build annual donor-centric and customized cultivation, solicitation and stewardship strategies for each assigned donor; Strategize on portfolio assignments and fundraising goals to maximize gifts to Food Bank; In tandem with senior leadership, assist in developing robust strategies designed to move donors through appropriate giving/portfolio stages (i.e. major gifts to principal gifts); Create proposals and presentations for major individual donors; Ensure that senior staff are supported in their donor relations work by developing strategy briefs and leading prep meetings; Work in close partnership with Institutional Giving, Corporate Partnerships, Volunteer Engagement, Stewardship and Events colleagues to refer or share relationships by offering multiple channels for engagement; Help produce cultivation and stewardship events for prospects and donors at the mid- and major levels; Maintain donor profiles in database, as required by management, that accurately reflect activity and performance to assist in the preparation of organizational budget as needed; and. Demonstrated strong interpersonal skills with the stature, credibility, and diplomacy needed to effectively cultivate and maintain relationships with high-level donors, Food Bank leadership, and peers and colleagues across the organization.
2025-2026 Graduate Assistant - Volunteer Engagement & Philanthropy (Part Time) Seton Hall University, New Jersey2025-2026 Graduate Assistant - Volunteer Engagement & Philanthropy (Part Time)South Orange, New JerseyFacilitate meeting coordination, internal communication, and report building for Alumni Board of Directors. Skills in Microsoft Office, AP writing, customer service, event planning, data entry.
WM Philanthropy Management, Vice President Morgan StanleyWM Philanthropy Management, Vice PresidentNew York, New York$115,000–$190,000 / yearWorking in a dynamic, fast-paced team environment with Philanthropic Platforms, Philanthropic Advisory, senior leadership, cross-functional business partners, and external service providers, the Vice President designs and manages programs, partnerships, communications, and operational workstreams that strengthen relationships with clients, Financial Advisors, and philanthropic partners. Drive business development initiatives that expand philanthropic capabilities and enhance the MS GIFT product offering, including the support and build of the ‘continuum of impact’ strategy through Morgan Stanley Inclusive and Sustainable Ventures and workplace charitable giving strategies in partnership with Morgan Stanley at Work.