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Habitat for Humanity of Long Island is seeking an accomplished fundraising professional to lead its development efforts, secure major gifts, and drive revenue growth across Nassau and Suffolk Counties.
The Director of Development will design and manage a comprehensive fundraising strategy, cultivate donors and corporate partners, supervise the outreach team, and collaborate with leadership to advance capital projects and home-building initiatives.
Job Description
Habitat for Humanity of Long Island is seeking an accomplished fundraising professional with a proven track record of securing major gifts, leading development teams, and driving revenue growth. With a growing pipeline of affordable housing developments, innovative construction initiatives, expanding community partnerships, and future capital projects on the horizon, the organization is creating new opportunities to increase its impact across Nassau and Suffolk Counties. The
Job Description
Habitat for Humanity of Long Island is seeking an accomplished fundraising professional with a proven track record of securing major gifts, leading development teams, and driving revenue growth. With a growing pipeline of affordable housing developments, innovative construction initiatives, expanding community partnerships, and future capital projects on the horizon, the organization is creating new opportunities to increase its impact across Nassau and Suffolk Counties. The Director of Development will play a central leadership role in helping secure the philanthropic investments necessary to bring these transformative projects to life while working with a talented, mission-driven team that values innovation, accountability, teamwork, and a positive workplace culture.
Responsibilities
The Director of Development is responsible for designing, implementing, and managing a comprehensive fundraising strategy that supports Habitat Long Island’s mission, values, and home building priorities.