5 development advancement fundraising jobs found in Saint Joseph, MO

  Position Information   Position Title Foundation Project Coordinator Job Description Reporting to the Vice President of Advancement, the Foundation Project Coordinator will coordinate a wide range of tasks, projects, and ongoing initiatives that ensure the success of the Division of Advancement and the MWSU Foundation. Key responsibilities include planning and executing complex on- and off-campus special events; donor engagement and stewardship programs; and documentation and data management initiatives. Handles administrative functions within the Division of Advancement, including preparing financial documents and monitoring budgets. The Coordinator will be responsible for advancing and reporting on all assigned projects; ensuring each is staying on time, on budget, and at a level of quality to perform as intended; and regularly reporting and communicating the status and outcomes of all projects to leaders and...

  Position Information   Position Title Director of Philanthropy Job Description Reporting to the Vice President of Advancement, the Director of Philanthropy role is to generate sustainable streams of major gift funding that will ensure the University’s long-term financial health. The Director will align major gifts fundraising with the University’s overall mission. The Director shall manage a portfolio of prospects; cultivate and solicit major gifts from individuals, foundations, and corporations through in-person visits; write grants; plan and execute donor engagement and stewardship strategies; foster a campus and community culture of philanthropy; and regularly report on the Development staff members’ individual and overall progress to goals. The Director will recruit, manage, mentor, and inspire their team of major gift solicitors, modeling and fostering collaboration, professional growth, and high...

  Position Information   Position Title Philanthropy Officer Job Description Reporting to the Director of Philanthropy, the Philanthropy Officer role is to generate sustainable streams of major gift funding that will ensure the University’s long-term financial health. Aligning with the University’s goals, Philanthropy Officers shall cultivate and solicit gifts from individuals, foundations, and corporations through in-person visits; write proposals and grants to private funders; plan and execute individually-tailored donor engagement and stewardship strategies; help foster a campus and community culture of philanthropy; and regularly report to the Director on the progress being made toward the year’s goals. Officers will assist in building attendance at key events. The Philanthropy team will model and foster collaboration, high performance, and dynamic professional growth.  Each Officer will be...

Director of Philanthropy R-0002910 Kansas City Campus Job Type: Staff Job Description: The Director of Philanthropy at Kansas City University (KCU) manages a portfolio of major and planned gift donors, developing long-term relationships built on a firm understanding of donors' interests which match the strategic goals of the university. This position reports to the Senior Director of Philanthropy and plays a critical role in advancing the university's fundraising efforts. The Director of Philanthropy travels locally and nationally to engage with donors and represent KCU in various philanthropic initiatives. The successful candidate will be expected to adhere to and promote a culture of philanthropy. Within your application materials, please include the following documents: *Cover Letter *Resume If you have challenges attaching multiple documents, please email them to Angela Howard in HR: ahoward@kansascity.edu Essential Responsibilities Manage a portfolio...

Research Development Officer Position Overview The Hall Center for the Humanities seeks a Research Development Officer (RDO) with a proven history of leadership to direct the operations of its Research & Grant Development Office (RGDO). The successful applicant will demonstrate the ability to provide strategic planning and the innovation necessary to effectively meet the challenges of a changing academic and research funding environment. The RDO's primary directive is to provide the direction, oversight, and organizational management to ensure that the RGDO accomplishes its mission: To stimulate external grant and fellowship proposal development and enhance the quality of applications submitted by KU scholars engaged in humanities-focused research, which is a component of the Hall Center's mission: To foster and support research in the humanities and share the knowledge created with a range of communities, on campus and off. The RDO's work contributes significantly...