Position Title:
Part‑Time Director of Development
Location:
Hybrid
Position Summary Chemo Buddies is seeking a passionate and organized Part‑Time Director of Development to lead our fundraising, donor engagement, and community outreach efforts. This role is ideal for a nonprofit professional who thrives in relationship‑building, storytelling, and strategic planning while working collaboratively with staff, board members, and volunteers.
Key Responsibilities Donor Management
Cultivate, solicit, and steward major donors and sponsors
Maintain accurate donor and sponsor records in CRM systems (Bloomerang and Qgiv)
Review donor and prospect lists to identify opportunities for increased giving, major gifts, in‑kind donations, sponsorships, and corporate support
Create and implement an annual fundraising strategy with actionable goals
Lead fundraising campaigns across multiple channels (mail, online, events, grants, planned giving)
Play an integral role in planning and executing fundraising events (Hopefest, Cork and Fork, golf outing, etc)
Identify grant opportunities aligned with Chemo Buddies’ mission
Oversee grant applications, submissions, and reporting requirements
Community Engagement
Represent Chemo Buddies at community events and networking opportunities (such as E‑rep and ANEW events).
Build and strengthen relationships with community stakeholders and partner organizations
Enhance the organization’s public presence and awareness
Essential Qualities & Qualifications
Passionate advocate for the mission of Chemo Buddies
Prefer 2 years of professional experience in mission‑oriented fundraising, donor relations, corporate sponsorships, or sales and marketing
Nonprofit experience strongly preferred
Proven leadership skills with experience in fundraising and marketing strategy
Strong communicator with excellent writing, public speaking, and interpersonal skills
Experience using nonprofit CRM systems (Bloomerang preferred), including reporting and basic list building preferred
Ability to communicate effectively in one‑on‑one, small‑group, and large‑group settings
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Part‑Time Director of Development
Location:
Hybrid
Position Summary Chemo Buddies is seeking a passionate and organized Part‑Time Director of Development to lead our fundraising, donor engagement, and community outreach efforts. This role is ideal for a nonprofit professional who thrives in relationship‑building, storytelling, and strategic planning while working collaboratively with staff, board members, and volunteers.
Key Responsibilities Donor Management
Cultivate, solicit, and steward major donors and sponsors
Maintain accurate donor and sponsor records in CRM systems (Bloomerang and Qgiv)
Review donor and prospect lists to identify opportunities for increased giving, major gifts, in‑kind donations, sponsorships, and corporate support
Create and implement an annual fundraising strategy with actionable goals
Lead fundraising campaigns across multiple channels (mail, online, events, grants, planned giving)
Play an integral role in planning and executing fundraising events (Hopefest, Cork and Fork, golf outing, etc)
Identify grant opportunities aligned with Chemo Buddies’ mission
Oversee grant applications, submissions, and reporting requirements
Community Engagement
Represent Chemo Buddies at community events and networking opportunities (such as E‑rep and ANEW events).
Build and strengthen relationships with community stakeholders and partner organizations
Enhance the organization’s public presence and awareness
Essential Qualities & Qualifications
Passionate advocate for the mission of Chemo Buddies
Prefer 2 years of professional experience in mission‑oriented fundraising, donor relations, corporate sponsorships, or sales and marketing
Nonprofit experience strongly preferred
Proven leadership skills with experience in fundraising and marketing strategy
Strong communicator with excellent writing, public speaking, and interpersonal skills
Experience using nonprofit CRM systems (Bloomerang preferred), including reporting and basic list building preferred
Ability to communicate effectively in one‑on‑one, small‑group, and large‑group settings
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