5 vice president of philanthropy jobs found

Vice President, People and Operations Remote (within the continental United States) POSITION SUMMARY The Council on Foundations ( https://cof.org ) (Council) is a nonprofit membership association that serves as a guide for philanthropies as they advance the greater good. Building on their 75-year history, the Council supports over 1000 member organizations in the United States and around the world to build trust in philanthropy, expand pathways to giving, engage broader perspectives, and co-create solutions that will lead to a better future for all. As a leading national advocate for philanthropy, the Council strives to increase the effectiveness, stewardship, and accountability of the sector while providing members with the services and support they need to advance the common good. Based in Washington, DC, the Council has an annual budget of over $15 million and a staff of 62. The Council is now seeking nominations and applications for the role of Vice President,...

Executive Director - US   Keep a Child Alive Seeks an Entrepreneurial and Ambitious Executive Director to Grow a High-Impact Global Organization at a Critical Moment in Its History   Keep a Child Alive   Keep a Child Alive (KCA) is a global organization, fighting for children to become all they can, no matter where they start in life. Co-founded in 2003 by Alicia Keys, KCA exists to ensure that children facing the most challenging circumstances are healthy, safe, and able to access quality education.   Rooted in solidarity rather than charity, KCA works alongside frontline activists and communities to deliver sustainable, locally led solutions that create lasting change for vulnerable children.   KCA’s work is delivered through three interconnected pillars. First, it funds and strengthens grassroots partner organizations across Africa, Asia, and beyond, building their capacity to protect and support children. Second, it...

Executive Vice President, Growth   About United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey   The region's first United Way was formed in 1921 as a “community chest.” Today United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey is a modern, results-driven organization harnessing the power of collective generosity to create opportunity and stability for all neighbors. Building on more than a century of impact, we have transformed how we fundraise, partner, and deliver solutions by aligning resources and mobilizing cross-sector collaboration to tackle complex challenges no single organization can solve alone. With a focus on transparency, innovation, and measurable results, United Way is accelerating momentum to drive lasting change across our region.   UWGPSNJ creates at-scale, long-term solutions to strategically address our community’s most pressing needs across a nine-county region. Through investments of more than $20 million...

The Opportunity Atlanta is a city shaped by legacy and lifted by possibility; a place where resilience, community, and aspiration have always forged the path forward. The city is experiencing a period of meaningful progress and renewed civic alignment. Leaders in government, philanthropy, business, and community organizations are advancing innovative approaches to strengthen neighborhood wellbeing and expand opportunities for children and families across the city. Yet even with this momentum, there is a shared recognition that economic mobility remains uneven, and that lasting change requires a more coordinated, holistic, and sustained effort – one that brings together the many assets, relationships, and community efforts already underway and helps them operate as a unified system. Guided by Mayor Andre Dickens’ “whole-of-government approach,” the   Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative (NRI)   is the City’s commitment to making Atlanta the best place in the country to raise...

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The Council of Michigan Foundations (CMF) – a nationally recognized philanthropy infrastructure organization – seeks nominations and applications for its next President and CEO . Stewarding a historic and diverse legacy of philanthropic community in Michigan and a powerful network of state and national partners, the CEO will advance an innovative vision for CMF, strengthen relationships and programs that serve its members, oversee strategic operations, lead policy and advocacy efforts to protect philanthropic independence, and ensure CMF’s long-term sustainability and impact for the benefit of future generations. CMF is a nonpartisan, values based 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and a premier regional association with membership tenure that ranges from some of the largest, oldest, and most connected foundations in the country to newly established philanthropies at the cutting edge of the field. Michigan philanthropy includes community foundations that...