Serve as the fundraising capacity-building resource for Family Promise Affiliates in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and Alaska, providing guidance, tools, and coaching to strengthen local development efforts.
Build upon and implement our strategy for Affiliate fundraising support—including annual appeals, donor strategies, events, and grants—that can later be scaled nationally.
Directly deliver fundraising materials, templates, and campaigns (such as annual appeals, messaging calendars, or coordinated regional grant proposals) to Affiliates in the region.
Identify and coordinate regional and national grant opportunities, supporting Affiliates in pursuing them individually or collectively, in collaboration with the Chief Development Officer of Family Promise national.
Support Affiliates in developing strategic donor engagement skills, including how to solicit major gifts, cultivate donors, and communicate fundraising ROI.
Partner with Affiliate Executive Directors and Boards to make the case for dedicated fundraising staff, guiding them on the hiring process and expected returns on investment.
As part of this project, help ensure that participating Affiliates hire or designate a fundraising staff member within 12 months to sustain local development efforts.
Collaborate with field and program staff to align national and regional fundraising support efforts.
Provide ongoing training, coaching, and mentoring for Affiliate leaders and development staff.
Track and report progress toward fundraising capacity goals established by the grant.
Work closely with the Affiliate Services team, regional directors, and C-level colleagues to ensure alignment with Family Promise’s strategic priorities.
Report regularly on Affiliate progress, successes, and challenges to Family Promise national leadership and to the funder for this project, as required.
Stay current on philanthropic trends, emerging donor interests, and funding opportunities relevant to family homelessness and housing stability.
Requirements
Minimum of 5 years of nonprofit fundraising experience, including success in individual, corporate, foundation, and/or government support.
Located in the Pacific Northwest/Western U.S. region.
Demonstrated experience training or coaching others in fundraising best practices.
Excellent project management and communication skills; proven ability to work collaboratively across teams.
Experience writing grant proposals and managing donor relationships.
Strong data literacy and familiarity with CRM/donor management systems.
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent work experience required.
Benefits
Comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, life, disability, and retirement plan with employer contribution and match
Generous paid time off and holidays
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