
Development Director
Part time, exempt (30 hours/week)
This role reports to the Executive Director. The successful candidate is a strategic, relationship-driven professional who excels in a high-energy, collaborative environment. This position works with staff and key leadership volunteers to advance strategic objectives that increase awareness, philanthropic support, and engagement for Children's Surgery International.
Responsibilities
Lead organizational development and marketing initiatives (45%)
Design and execute organization-wide development plans, including:
Develop and lead major gifts, corporate, annual and planned giving strategy
Plan and implement year-long connection and fundraising activities (i.e. dine-out/brewery events, holiday fundraising, year-end appeal, etc.)
Write, review and submit grant proposals
Research, analyze and track metrics for new and existing funding sources (i.e. individual, corporate, foundation and in-kind support)
In partnership with the Executive Director, establish annual fundraising goals, budgets, revenue forecasts, and performance metrics; monitor progress and report regularly to leadership.
Provide leadership and strategic direction to the Development Committee, fostering member engagement and participation in fundraising and donor development efforts.
Build high-quality donor relationships (45%)
Cultivate, steward, and maintain strong relationships with individual donors, corporate sponsors, volunteers, and other key stakeholders to drive engagement and ensure long-term retention
Design and execute strategic moves-management plans to actively engage donors, volunteers, and community partners, deepening their connection to CSI’s mission
Create, manage and maintain superior donor acquisition, acknowledgement, stewardship and recognition programs
Ensure donor data integrity in database tool and help maintain detailed, accurate records
Other duties as assigned (10%)
Support marketing and communications team as needed.
Act as a good steward of organization resources — time, money, equipment and materials
Support the mission of the organization by attending program, fundraising and awareness activities as a representative of Children’s Surgery International
Assist with operations and administrative duties as needed.
Minimum qualifications
Passion for children and global health access initiatives
Bachelor’s degree
Demonstrated success developing and implementing fundraising strategies and achieving revenue targets
Experience identifying, cultivating and stewarding donors and corporate partners
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
Exceptional organizational, analytical and project management skills and strong attention to detail
Demonstrated ability to work independently with minimal supervision
Must be able to handle sensitive, confidential information with discretion
Ability to work under pressure and produce results
Proficient in MS Office, Google Suite cloud-based solutions, design, social media and other online technologies
Ability to work occasional evenings and weekends, to travel by plane and other forms of public transportation, and to provide own transportation to and from off-site meetings and events
Desired qualifications
Experience applying constituent relationship management (CRM) tools to donor relationship management strategy
Proficient in Associated Press style
Experience with events and communications
Mission-oriented nonprofit experience
Salary and benefits
Part time (30 hours/week) hybrid position
Hybrid, flexible work hours
Flexible PTO policy
Job details
- Type
- Part-time
- Location
- New Brighton, MN
- Salary
- $65,000 – $70,000/yr
- Posted
- 4 hours ago
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