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JFS of Metrowest seeks a Development Officer, Annual Fund to strengthen philanthropic support, community engagement, and outreach. You will manage a portfolio of donors, cultivate relationships, and craft compelling content that highlights the agency's impact and opportunities to get involved.
Working with senior leadership, you will plan campaigns, events, and communications, ensuring adherence to branding guidelines and donor stewardship best practices.
Job Title: Development Officer, Annual Fund
Primary Assignment: Development Department
Salary Range*: $70,000-$90,000 annually, commensurate with relevant education and experience.
Work Schedule: 40 hour-Full time Position with Benefits
JFS seeks a motivated, relationship-oriented Development Officer, Annual Fund to strengthen philanthropic support, community engagement, and marketing and communications. The officer manages individual donor and prospect relationships and creates compelling content that builds awareness of JFS's services, impact, and ways to get involved. This work recognizes that constituents may engage as donors, volunteers, partners, advocates, or in multiple roles.
Working closely with the Senior Director of Philanthropy and Development team, the officer cultivates, solicits, and stewards gifts. The position partners with the Senior Director of Innovation and Community Engagement on shared relationships, events, and outreach. Agency communications responsibilities are carried out under the supervision and guidance of the Chief of Marketing and Revenue Programs, consistent with JFS's messaging, voice, brand standards, and communications guidelines.
JFS is a Framingham, Massachusetts based non‑profit agency, founded in 1979, that provides vital social, health and community services to alleviate suffering, enhance lives and support people in need. JFS has deep roots in both the Jewish and the broader community. It is a diverse and inclusive organization.
The agency serves Metrowest and Greater Boston area residents regardless of religion, race, color, age, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, disability, military status, or any other basis prohibited by law and promotes inclusiveness and diversity in hiring, retention, promotion and board and committee recruitment. Guided by a tradition of social responsibility and compassion, JFS is dedicated to supporting people of all ages and backgrounds, treating people with dignity and compassion, helping people achieve and sustain healthy lives and independence, providing culturally relevant services and collaborating with community partners to broaden our impacts.
JFS is governed by an unpaid Board of Directors who, with the agency’s chief executive officer and senior leadership team, oversee a staff of 65 who offer a range of vital programs targeted to strengthening children and families, helping individuals and families to "make ends meet", keeping elders safe and healthy, supporting new Americans and building a strong community. The agency maintains cost‑effective programs; utilizes over 300 trained volunteers who work in conjunction with staff.
Dynamic- with Purpose- and Impact. JFS' leadership is committed to significant and continued organization improvement that includes constant review of programmatic and financial health metrics. Performance measurement and knowledge management at are central. The programmatic goals are to ensure that all services of the agency demonstrate clear purpose, measurable impacts, high team performance and responsiveness and relevance to the community’s rapidly changing needs and to reach those in a responsible fiscal manner.
JFS is strongly committed to diversity and a workplace environment that respects, appreciates and values employee differences and similarities. Women, veterans, people with disabilities, people of color, Hispanic/Latino/Latina and LGBTQ candidates are encouraged to apply.