Posted on August 21, 2012

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Development and Communications Coordinator

The Development & Communications Coordinator works closely with the Executive Director to organize the Rose Foundation’s development activities and communications, especially donor-related communications. In addition to the ED, the Coordinator regularly interfaces with senior grantmaking and educational program staff and the board of directors. While there is strong career growth potential, this is a hands-on position with a single shared assistant. For information about the Rose Foundation for Communities and the Environment, please visit www.rosefdn.org.

Specific Job Responsibilities:

• Annually create/update a Development Plan with quantitative/qualitative goals, and generally coordinate all aspects of plan implementation. This includes helping staff and board members understand their roles and deliverables in the process, and periodically tracking and reporting on the progress of various elements;
• Coordinate individual donor solicitations, including house parties, events, annual giving program, special appeals and major donor outreach. In 2013 there will be an emphasis on producing a cycle of planned activities related to the Rose Foundation’s 20th anniversary;
• Coordinate outreach to institutional and governmental funders, including prospect research, proposal writing, producing standard and customized reports, and coordinating needed input from program and operations staff;
• Maintain and enhance the quality and content of Rose Foundation communications on an overall basis, including print and electronic newsletters, list serves, website, social media, various charity directory listings, and generally develop and disseminate marketing materials describing the Rose Foundation and its services;
• Interface with operations staff regarding data management, donor tracking and acknowledgements;
• Supervise development consultants and interns as needed, including grantwriting and video specialists.

Qualifications Must have at least 3-5 years' nonprofit experience including a solid mix of grantwriting, special events, marketing and communications, as well as an understanding of environmental or youth development issues. Highly organized with an understanding of office and computer systems. BA degree or higher. Familiarity with the Bay Area or California funding climate and experience working with volunteers preferred. Social media and web experience a plus.

Compensation: Commensurate with background and experience; includes full health, dental, vision and 401(k).

Application Deadline: September 1, 2012.

To Apply: Send resume, salary history, two references, and a cover letter outlining why you are a great fit for the Rose Foundation to rose@rosefdn.org.