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Seattle Pride, also known as Seattle Out & Proud Foundation, is seeking a part-time Development Coordinator to support individual giving, donor stewardship, and fundraising events.
The role blends strategy with hands-on execution, half-time (~20 hours/week), and a hybrid work arrangement. The successful candidate will help grow Seattle Pride's donor base and raise funds for LGBTQIA2S+ community programs.
The Seattle Out & Proud Foundation (referred to as “Seattle Pride”) produces and promotes events to connect, strengthen, and advocate for Seattle's LGBTQIA2S+ community. Seattle Pride is a dual-entity nonprofit (501(c)(3) and 501(c)(4)) with a ~$1.7M annual budget for the 501(c)(3) and a separate budget for the 501(c)(4); Executive Director and staff; an engaged Board of Directors; hundreds of volunteers, and contractors who work with us for specific initiatives. We annually produce events including the Seattle Pride Parade and Pride in the Park ; promote arts and culture programming; publish the Seattle Pride Magazine ; and host arts and culture events including a speaker series and pride nights with community partners. We also provide grants and sponsorships to organizations and initiatives that advocate for the LGBTQIA2S+ community; offer youth workforce development programs; and run youth arts programming.
The Development Coordinator will support cultivation and stewardship of Seattle Pride's individual donor base, coordinate fundraising events and campaigns, maintain donor database systems, and help lay the groundwork for the organization's long-term development infrastructure. This is a half-time position (~20 hours per week), hybrid position that combines support for fundraising strategy with hands-on fundraising execution. This position may have the opportunity to grow in scope and hours over time. (Future expansion is possible but not guaranteed.)
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis and accepted until filled, with priority consideration for those received by November 12, 2026.