7 fundraising development jobs found

The Elkhorn Slough Foundation seeks a dynamic, experienced Executive Director to lead its land conservation, restoration, education, and partnership efforts within the Elkhorn Slough watershed and surrounding communities. The Executive Director is responsible for the overall leadership and management of the organization and ensures its fiscal health and sustainability. The Executive Director will guide ESF into its next era following the retirement of a long-term leader who has built a strong foundation of partnerships, conservation impact, and fundraising success.  The Executive Director sets ESF’s core strategic vision and oversees operations, resource development, and partnerships. The Executive Director is the face, voice, and heart of the organization and ESF’s ambassador to local, regional, and national conservation communities, including the National Estuarine Research Reserve System. 

Dog Tag, Inc. Chief Executive Officer  Washington, DC: in-person/hybrid Compensation range: $150,000 - $160,000 About the Organization Dog Tag Inc. (DTI) is a nationally recognized nonprofit and social enterprise that empowers veterans with service-connected disabilities, military spouses, and caregivers through an innovative business and entrepreneurship-focused fellowship program. Named after the identification tag worn by all members of the military, DTI provides participants with comprehensive training designed to facilitate successful transition into civilian professional environments, with purpose and support, while building confidence and a sense of community.  Through DTI's unique dual-mission model, fellows gain personal, social, and professional skills through business and entrepreneurship education combined with hands-on experience at Dog Tag Bakery, our inviting neighborhood social enterprise based in Washington, DC. The bakery is a vibrant...

About Us Health Care For All (HCFA) is a state-based consumer health advocacy organization founded in 1985. HCFA’s mission is to advocate for health justice in Massachusetts by working to promote health equity and ensure coverage and access for all. The organization is recognized as a national leader in its work. HCFA uses three strategies to conduct its work: direct service, community engagement, and policy and advocacy campaigns. HCFA helps tens of thousands of individuals and families in five languages enroll in and renew their health insurance coverage each year and troubleshoot health coverage issues through a unique, multi-lingual consumer assistance HelpLine. HCFA staff are also in the community working with a diverse group of local community- and faith-based organizations conducting outreach work, education efforts and supporting individuals to share their stories and play a role in policy change. HCFA uses the insights from HelpLine callers and community...