Development Director

Inside Philanthropy; Northampton (MA); Hybrid; USD 27.000 - 36.000; Teilzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Hybrid work

PTO 40 hrs/yr

Sick time

Part-time W-2

Zusammenfassung

Translate Gender is seeking a part-time Development Director to lead fundraising, donor engagement, and events. The role focuses on financial sustainability, donor relations, and developing a calendar of campaigns and grants with a collaborative leadership team.

The position envisions growth toward a full-time, salaried role with benefits, while currently operating as a hybrid role requiring in-person attendance for meetings and events in Western Massachusetts.

Qualifikationen

• Minimum 5 years in fundraising, development and donor management.
• 2–3 years in social media and marketing.
• Experience with non-hierarchical, consensus-based working structures preferred.
• Local to Western MA (Berkshire, Hampden, Hampshire, or Franklin counties).
• Ability to attend in-person meetings/events as needed.

Aufgaben

• Develop vision and strategy with the Board, Director team, and community to guide Translate Gender forward.
• Create and manage fundraising calendar, including campaigns, events, and grant cycles.
• Own the volunteer Development & Fundraising Committee and coordinate grant research, applications, and reporting.

Kenntnisse

Fundraising

Donor management

Marketing

Non-hierarchical culture

Events coordination

Tools

CRM systems

Jobbeschreibung

Development Director | Position Description

Position Objective:

Translate Gender is currently seeking a part-time Development Director (15-20 hrs/week). The Development Director will play a key role in the financial sustainability and security of the organization, with a focus on fundraising, development-related marketing, and donor relations.

Translate Gender is a small but growing organization, led by a part-time team and a working Board of Directors. This position is ideal for someone looking to be part of a scrappy and collaborative organization with room to grow. We envision a future where we have a full-time, salaried staff (with benefits!), and we hope that the Development Director will help us make that a reality!

Translate Gender believes in interdependence and collaboration—the more diverse perspectives that can be incorporated into addressing challenges and opportunities, the more insightful and sustainable the solution can be. This core ethic is reflected in our co-directorship leadership structure, and permeates all layers of the organization. Together, the team is responsible for the successful leadership, management, and growth of Translate Gender. The Development Director reports to the Board of Directors.

Key Duties and Responsibilities

Development

• Spearhead efforts with the Board, Director team, and community members to develop a vision and strategy to guide Translate Gender forward.
• Ensure alignment between Translate Gender development efforts and the organizational mission and values.
• Serve as the primary point of contact for donors, institutional funders, and community members seeking to learn more about supporting Translate Gender’s fundraising goals.
• Create and maintain a fundraising calendar that includes events, digital and hybrid campaigns (Pride month, end-of-year, etc), significant fundraising dates (#GivingTuesday, Trans Day of Visibility, Give OUT Day, etc), and grant cycles.
• Hold ownership of the volunteer-based Development & Fundraising Committee, which discusses and shares responsibilities for possible grant research, applications, and reporting; fundraising priorities and strategies; and the fiscal health of the organization.
• Participate in collaborative budget management processes with Co-Directors, Bookkeeper, and Board members.

Donor Engagement & Stewardship

• Create and execute a strategy for new donor research, donor re-engagement, and donor stewardship.
• Manage local donors through email, phone, and/or in-person meetings.
• Be responsible for data management related to donors and fundraising efforts, including ensuring the implementation of best practices to ensure CRM data quality, and accurate tracking of donor engagement.

Events

• Oversee the creation and management of an annual fundraising event calendar.
• Establish the budget, fundraising goals, and content/themes for all fundraising-related events.
• Develop standardized templates for event hosting, with workplans that include major milestones and responsible parties, due dates, and event run of shows, as well as related event policies and procedures.
• Represent Translate Gender at community events related to the organizational mission.

Requirements

• At least 5 years of professional experience in fundraising, development and donor management;
• At least 2-3 years of professional social media and marketing experience;
• Experience with non-hierarchical, social-democratic, or consensus-based working structure (co-op, collective, etc.) preferred;
• Local to Western MA (Berkshire, Hampden, Hampshire, or Franklin county);
• Able to attend in person meetings/events/programs as needed;

Additional Position Details:

• This is a hybrid position with the expectation to attend and support in-person events, gatherings, and programs as appropriate;
• The pay rate is $35 / hour and does not include health benefits (at this time);
• 40 hrs/ year paid time off;
• Earned sick time (1 hr for every 30 hours worked);
• Part-time W-2 employee position (15-20 hours per week);
• Flexible start date, first week of Nov. or sooner preferred
• We operate on a transparent, equitable pay scale to support all members of our organization doing important work for our communities. This continues to be a work in progress as we grow as an organization.

More About Translate Gender:

Translate Gender is a collective-based consensus-run organization that works to generate community accountability for individuals to self-determine their genders and gender expressions. Since 2006, we have led efforts to fight gender oppression and educate communities about our needs as trans, nonbinary, and gender expansive people. We provide supportive programs and resources to youth and families; offer training and education through workshops, consultations, and facilitated discussions; and coordinate special events throughout our community. To learn more about Translate Gender, please visit: www.translategender.org.

Inclusion Statement:

Translate Gender recognizes that heterosexism, homophobia, biphobia, and transphobia are interconnected with racism, settler-colonialism, and other forms of oppression and oppressive systems — a relationship that serves to sustain, enforce, and amplify the individual and collective effects of these forces, and which challenges efforts to address any one of them. In response, Translate Gender actively works to understand and address how these forces intersect and operate to undermine safer and healthier environments in PreK-12 schools, higher education institutions, state/local agencies, and within our own org.