Director of Philanthropy - Greensboro, United States - Jewishsac

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Director of Philanthropy & Community Engagement

B'nai Shalom Day School is a non-profit Southern Association of Independent Schools accredited day school, currently serving children 2 months through 8th grade.

We are seeking an enthusiastic professional as our Director of Philanthropy & Community Engagement to foster community connections and advance our institution's mission.

In this position, you will play a pivotal part in fostering relationships within our community and securing support to shape the future of our school.

This job is for you if you:
Understand the unique value of community engagement and philanthropy within an educational institution.
Recognize that building strong relationships and fostering a sense of community are fundamental to the success of fundraising efforts.
Are adept at bridging visionary goals with practical strategies, and thrive in collaborative environments.
Appreciate the multifaceted nature of fundraising, seeing it as an opportunity to cultivate partnerships and explore new avenues.
Approach challenges with innovation and determination, driven by a commitment to realizing ambitious goals.

Can effectively communicate the impact of philanthropy on education and are skilled at creating a culture of giving within our community.

Enjoy collaborating with colleagues to secure the future of our school and uphold its values.
Can build authentic relationships.

You have the emotional intelligence to help others see how their time and support will impact children — today, tomorrow, and for the rest of their lives.

Want to be part of a dynamic community that not only teaches character, collaboration and kindness, but actually models these traits daily for the next generation.

SPECIFIC RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE JOB INCLUDE:
Developing strategies for community engagement and solicitation efforts to ensure the long-term sustainability and growth of the school.

Creating and executing a comprehensive advancement plan, encompassing major gifts, annual fund donations, grant applications, alumni outreach, and fundraising events.

Collaborating closely with school leadership to integrate development initiatives into various communications and materials.
Cultivating relationships with key stakeholders, including board members, alumni, parents, and community members.
Managing gift processing, donor acknowledgment, database maintenance, and financial reporting.
Participating in school and community events to promote fundraising endeavors.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Preferred, though not required, candidates will have three-to-four years of experience in nonprofit or development roles, with a preference for experience within an educational setting.

Training will be provided for exceptional candidates who demonstrate potential in these areas.
Strong problem-solving skills and a track record of creative thinking.
Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines effectively.
Proficiency in computer skills; experience with donor management systems is advantageous.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
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