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The Independence Seekers Project (ISP) in Louisville, KY is seeking a Development Systems Coordinator VISTA to build financial infrastructure and grant development systems to expand ISP's anti-poverty programs statewide. You will create a sustainable grant tracking engine, establish donor outreach systems, and design promotional campaigns to secure long-term funding.
As a capacity-building role, you will design a structured quarterly grant pipeline and a donor cultivation database to grow a
Independence Seekers Project Development Systems Coordinator
Who We Are: The Independence Seekers Project (ISP) is a disability-led nonprofit in Louisville, KY, centering adults with developmental disabilities through Disability Justice and economic empowerment. Operating from the accessible Louisville Pride Center, ISP addresses deep poverty by building self-reliance and systemic community support. Among participants, 22% subsist on under $5,000 per year.Where We Are Located: Located in historic Old Louisville/Jefferson County, KY, our accessible headquarters offers vibrant community connections and public transit access for candidates relocating to Louisville.
What Members Will Do: As the ISP Development Systems Coordinator VISTA, you will build the financial infrastructure and grant development systems required to expand ISP's anti-poverty programs statewide. You will create a sustainable grant tracking engine, establish donor outreach systems, and design promotional campaigns to secure long-term funding independent of VISTA resources.Design a structured quarterly grant pipeline system to target health equity and workforce grants.Establish a donor cultivation database and quarterly newsletter system to build a monthly donor base.Develop marketing and community outreach templates to recruit low-income participants.
Research healthcare and workforce grant opportunities to construct a sustainable, repeatable funding pipeline system that secures anti-poverty resources.Build a structured quarterly grant writing and reporting calendar to track compliance and test systems across live grant cycles.Develop outreach and marketing templates to recruit low-income community members with disabilities into anti-poverty programs.Establish an individual donor management system and quarterly newsletter template to build a monthly recurring donor base of at least 50 people.Note: All tasks are strictly capacity-building, including systems design, database creation, and process development, to ensure long-term anti-poverty impact without performing direct service or administrative staff duties.
11/16/2026- 11/15/2027
Full Time
Minimum:18 Maximum:None
KENTUCKY
English
From 10/06/2026 To 11/30/2026
Amanda Stahl
1244 S 3rd St
6065848585