Director of Philanthropy – Tall Pines Conservancy

Gathering Waters, Inc.; Delafield (WI); On-site; USD 85,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

Tall Pines Conservancy is seeking a Director of Philanthropy to strengthen and grow its fundraising program from Delafield, Wisconsin. The role will build and deepen donor relationships, advance major and planned giving, and help expand philanthropic resources to support conservation work.

You will report to the Executive Director and work closely with the board and staff. The Conservancy is building a strong capital campaign and a durable pipeline for long-term growth, engaging partners and

Responsibilities

• Build and deepen relationships with donors and partners
• Advance major and planned giving
• Strengthen fundraising systems
• Develop philanthropic resources to support conservation work
• Collaborate with the Executive Director, Board, Development Committee, staff, and community partners

Job description

Director of Philanthropy – Tall Pines Conservancy

Tall Pines Conservancy (TPC) invites applications for a Director of Philanthropy. This position will help strengthen and grow the organization’s fundraising program at an important moment in its history. The Director of Philanthropy will build and deepen relationships with donors and partners, advance major and planned giving, strengthen fundraising systems, and help develop the philanthropic resources needed to support TPC’s conservation work.

Reporting to the Executive Director, the Director of Philanthropy will work closely with the Board, Development Committee, staff, and community partners to cultivate, solicit, and steward philanthropic relationships. The position will contribute meaningfully to TPC’s current capital campaign while also helping build a strong foundation for future fundraising and long-term philanthropic growth.

Tall Pines Conservancy is a nationally accredited nonprofit land trust based in Delafield, WI. Founded in 1999, TPC works across five counties in Southeast Wisconsin to conserve and care for the lands and waters that shape our past, present, and future. The organization has protected more than 3,300 acres of working farms, natural areas, wetlands, forests, and other important landscapes. TPC recently adopted an ambitious strategic plan and is building a strong pipeline of conservation opportunities while preparing for a major campaign to expand its capacity to protect land and water across the region. Learn more about Tall Pines Conservancy on their website .