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Global Impact Investing Network Impact investing is one of the most important social innovations of our time, and interest in it is exploding. The Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN), founded in 2009 and backed by leading funders such as Ford Foundation, Omidyar Network, Prudential, The Rockefeller Foundation, and Visa Foundation, has a global network of 50,000 on six continents and a formal membership of over 400 impact investing organizations in 50+ countries. The GIIN works to mobilize a global community of leading financial institutions and others to dramatically increase the amount of capital being deployed to effective solutions to social and environmental challenges around the world. To learn more about the work we do and impact investing, please visit   https://thegiin.org . About the Job The GIIN is widely recognized for providing high-quality practitioner-oriented insights into the impact investing market and state of practice, helping to bridge critical...

MDC, a nonprofit in Durham, N.C., focused on improving economic mobility and advancing equity in the South, seeks a Senior Program Director to lead work to advance educational equity in the South. MDC enjoys support from national and regional partners in private philanthropy, business, and government. Our vision is a South where all people thrive. MDC defines educational equity as the work to ensure that every child or young person receives what they need to develop to their full academic and social potential. We currently advance this agenda for children 0-5 as well as young people with learning differences, in K-12. The Senior Director will be responsible for shaping and building MDC’s broader agenda to advance educational opportunity and equity for children and youth throughout the South, in early childhood education and development, K-12 educational equity, and in access to and completion of a post-secondary credential. All of MDC’s educational equity work is...

To provide administrative support to Department Chairs, National Director and Associate Director and to manage the 1912 Legacy Society under the supervision of The Director, Trusts & Estates and Assistant Director, Trusts and Estates. Duties and Responsibilities Provide administrative support to Department Chairs, National Director and Associate Director. Answer Department’s phones and distribute Department’s mail. Check messages on 800 line, department’s email and fax and chairs’ emails. Create monthly birthday card lists and send birthday cards to donors. Handle travel reservations, check requests, expense reports and reserve meeting rooms. Maintain spreadsheet of daily calls/emails in response to advertising. Monitor and update inventory of Department’s brochures. Record planned giving information sent to donors. Create and maintain files of Legacy Society Members in ClearView database and in electronic...

The Hadassah Super South Administrative Assistant is responsible for providing administrative and clerical support for Hadassah Super South operations, its regions, HGA and staff team.   Duties and Responsibilities   Answer main phone line, assist callers and direct calls appropriately.  Monitor Super South Zendesk/Sales Cloud account; assign requests as needed.   Schedule Zoom and provide meeting support, as needed. Maintain Super South online internal and external calendars (TeamUp). Assist in scheduling and distributing Super South/region meeting notices & tracking RSVPs. Assist in event data tracking collection. Post event info to social media platforms. Help coordinate geo area communications and media plans. Maintain newsletter content repository. Create and maintain volunteer portfolio holder (PIF) directories. Prepare and/or print hard copy collateral (name tags, meeting and marketing materials, targeted mailings, bulk certificate sales, etc)....

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR   Full time, exempt, regular   Range: $110,000 - $155,000 Reports to: Board of Directors Direct reports: Director of Artistic Programs and Education, Facility and Operations Manager, Administrative Coordinator. Location: This is an on-site position. Medical benefits and robust PTO included Self Help Graphics & Art (SHG) is dedicated to the production, interpretation and distribution of prints and other art media by Chicana/o, Latinx, and other artists inspired by the social justice imperative of the Chicano Movement. Our multidisciplinary and intergenerational programs promote artistic excellence and empower our communities by providing access to space, tools, training and resources. SHG has reached a historic juncture. It has been operating for 50 years, it outright owns its own building and is planning for the renovation of its home. The growing staff continues to meet the pace, scale, and demand of...

The David & Lucile Packard Foundation is a family foundation dedicated to improving the lives of children, families, and communities—and restoring and protecting our planet.  We work with people and communities to create enduring solutions for just societies and a healthy, resilient natural world. Over our nearly 60-year history, we have worked with thousands of organizations and leaders in the U.S. and worldwide to advance progress in the critical areas of science, ocean and land conservation, climate change, women’s reproductive health and rights, and the well-being of children, families, and communities.  At a time of multiple, intertwined crises globally and here in the U.S., the Packard Foundation began in 2021 a long-planned review of our grantmaking strategies. The first step of our process was to rearticulate our vision and mission, reexamine our organizational values, and create a strategic framework that builds on and honors the Packard...

Program Manager, Partner Programs Location: Greater Boston Reporting to the Greater Boston Senior Program Manager, you will be a key member of the regional program team that ensures that all of our STEM after-school classes and camps are delivered to our high-quality standards. In this role, you will lead a team that includes a half dozen site coordinators and more than 25 instructors to deliver our partnership programs primarily for large urban school districts and large community education departments. You will be responsible for hitting quality benchmarks for partners, their students, and your team, and will also collaborate with departments including partnership sales, program design, and recruiting & training.  Who You Are This is an ideal opportunity for an ambitious mission-driven leader with extensive experience managing the delivery of K-12 educational program partnerships particularly with Title 1 school districts. You have and want to continue...

The Senior Manager, Grassroots Engagement is responsible for the oversight and implementation of a grassroots engagement strategy for the four regions that make up Hadassah Mid-Atlantic. They will work with local volunteer leaders to raise grassroots fundraising levels, engage current Hadassah members in both local and national activities, and build outreach programs to increase membership and philanthropy for the Mid-Atlantic Geographic Area and Regions.  Duties and Responsibilities Works closely with managing director and region presidents to create metrics for events around grassroots giving and membership and developing programs and initiatives for the annual plans.  Assist Managing Director to coordinate advocacy activities.  Provide philanthropy training in local communities as needed.  Identify additional training opportunities and best training tools across the geographic area. Identify opportunities to provide Hadassah programming to engage current and...

Salary Range: $88,000.00 To 90,000.00 Annually The Grants Manager will be responsible for the writing and management of competitive research and governmental grants. They will work with the team to build a new line of funding and attract new supporters.  Key Responsibilities: Write, edit and submit medical research Letters of Interest, grant proposals, progress reports, and briefing materials in accordance with Hadassah Medical Organization (HMO) and HWZOA guidelines, as well as foundation or government agency guidelines.  In close partnership with the Director of Development, collaborate with hospital principal investigators (PIs) and their research personnel (clinical, academic, research staff), hospital administrators, and Hadassah’s Office in Israel (HOI) fundraising staff on timely, accurate and complete submission of grant materials. Prepare, complete, and collect required administrative and financial paperwork and necessary signatures for...

The Holdsworth Center seeks a  ​Lead Learning Designer (Aspiring Campus Leader Programs)​  who believes in the promise of public schools to deliver excellent and equitable results for students, and who believes their unique skills and inner purpose would be a great match for Holdsworth’s mission, culture, and values.      Our organization & mission    The Holdsworth Center is an Austin, Texas-based nonprofit founded in 2017 by Charles Butt, an education philanthropist and Chairman of H-E-B, a regional retail company. Our mission is to impact, over time, the quality of K-12 public education for all Texas students by supporting and developing leaders.      The Holdsworth Center partners with Texas public school districts to help educators become experts at leadership and to grow stronger leaders within their own systems. Holdsworth makes investments within districts and brings education leaders from across Texas to learn at its Campus on Lake Austin, a...

The Holdsworth Center seeks a  ​Lead Learning Designer (Superintendent Pipeline Programs)​  who believes in the promise of public schools to deliver excellent and equitable results for students, and who believes their unique skills and inner purpose would be a great match for Holdsworth’s mission, culture, and values.      Our organization & mission    The Holdsworth Center is an Austin, Texas-based nonprofit founded in 2017 by Charles Butt, an education philanthropist and Chairman of H-E-B, a regional retail company. Our mission is to impact, over time, the quality of K-12 public education for all Texas students by supporting and developing leaders.      The Holdsworth Center partners with Texas public school districts to help educators become experts at leadership and to grow stronger leaders within their own systems. Holdsworth makes investments within districts and brings education leaders from across Texas to learn at its Campus on Lake Austin, a...

Center for Resilience: About Us The Center for Resilience is the only therapeutic day treatment program in Louisiana. We provide educational and intensive mental health supports in an innovative partnership with the Tulane University Medical School Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Children’s Hospital New Orleans to ensure the emotional well-being and academic readiness of children with behavioral health needs in the Greater New Orleans region. Children in grades K-12 with behavioral health and autism or related spectrum diagnoses receive instructional, medical, and therapeutic services at our day program site with the goal of building the skills necessary to successfully transition back to the traditional school setting. Our mission is to improve the emotional well-being and academic readiness of children by delivering high-quality, interdisciplinary care, and collaborating with partners to develop new programs that meet the needs of our region’s children and...

DC Primary Care Association (DCPCA) works to create healthier communities through advocacy and the development of the infrastructure to support a high quality, equitable, integrated health care system that gives every DC resident a fair shot at a full and healthy life. POSITION SUMMARY: The Vice President of Network Operations will support the CEO of DC Primary Care Association (DCPCA) and facilitate planning, development, implementation, and ongoing management of the DC Connected Care Network (DC-CCN).  The VP of Network Operations will ensure that the Network performance aligns with MCO contracting metrics and enable successful Network performance. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Work effectively with community health center leadership and clinical teams to meet MCO VBC contracting terms and performance requirements. Stays up to date with current industry and market trends and best practices on financial elements, program structures, ad best...

Chief Executive Officer Stroke Onward Location Flexible   About Stroke Onward   Stroke Onward has a bold goal of ensuring that stroke survivors and their supporters have the resources needed to rebuild identities and rewarding lives.   The organization was founded in 2019 by husband-and-wife team, Debra Meyerson and Steve Zuckerman as a result of their experiences following Debra’s severe stroke in 2010. Debra, formerly a tenured professor at Stanford University (organizational behavior, gender, diversity) still suffers from aphasia (communication challenges.) Steve is a nonprofit executive (economic justice), previously in private equity, and Debra’s “carepartner” since 2010. Through Stroke Onward, they are committed to catalyzing transformative change in the health care system to fill the gap in the stroke system of care that leaves most survivors without sufficient support for the emotional journey that is critical to a real...

Organization Founded in 1999, BUILD’s mission is to use entrepreneurship to ignite the power of youth in under-resourced communities to build Career success, Entrepreneurial mindsets, and Opportunity. BUILD helps students become the CEO of their own lives. We believe in the potential of every student and are dedicated to breaking down the educational, economic, and social barriers that stand in the way of their long-term success.  Our unique program offers high school students a four-year entrepreneurship experience where students launch real businesses and build 21st century skills. Our curriculum focuses on teaching collaboration, communication, problem-solving, innovation, grit, and self-management. Entrepreneurship is the hook; college, career, and life success are the goals. 97% of BUILD seniors have graduated from high school on time, and over 80% go on to college. Upon completion of the program in high school, students have the opportunity to stay connected through...

Organization: North American Traditional Indigenous Food Systems (NāTIFS) is dedicated to addressing the economic and health crises affecting Native communities by re-establishing Native foodways. We imagine a new North American food system that regenerates wealth and improves health in Native communities through Indigenous food-related enterprises.  Reclamation of ancestral education is a critical part of reversing the damage of colonialism and forced assimilation, and food is at the heart of this reclamation. NāTIFS will drive sustainable economic empowerment and prosperity into tribal communities through a reimagined food system that also addresses the health impacts of injustice.  By providing education and training that give Native people access to healthy, local, indigenous food, we can not only address serious issues of malnutrition, food-related illness, and economic impoverishment on tribal lands, but also, we can use our shared heritage to build bridges and build...

The Position Activest is looking for an experienced and proven Director of Consulting. We welcome candidates from a wide range of formal and informal experiences, such as serving in a Managing Director, Treasurer, CFO or Auditor's office, or as a self taught community advocate. We're looking for someone with significant experience with public sector finance, access to capital and place-based investment strategies. We're also open to candidates with more research-oriented backgrounds who are comfortable leading client engagements. Ideal candidates will bring a strong racial justice analysis of markets (e.g. healthcare, housing, criminal justice) and/or a strong racial justice analysis of places (e.g. cities, counties, school districts). What You Will Do: Lead and Manage Client Engagements: Carry 5 to 7 client engagements such as: Providing technical assistance to local government leaders and cities to incorporate equity into budgeting Researching...

Analyst Cambridge, MA   As an Analyst, you will work closely with CEP’s energetic and diverse staff to provide philanthropic foundation executives, boards, and staff with data-driven insights to enhance the effectiveness of their work. The core function of the role is to create reports and share recommendations based on the results of standardized surveys of grantees, staff, and donors that CEP conducts on behalf of philanthropic foundations. Analysts also work with individual foundations or groups of foundations on customized engagements focused on approaches to philanthropy, performance assessment, and organizational effectiveness. If you want to help grant-making organizations to understand how they’re doing in creating social impact, this is the role for you. The analyst will be a member of CEP’s Cambridge, MA office.   The Ideal Candidate: You understand that CEP’s work depends on the high quality of our analysis and, likewise, have high standards for...

Analyst Cambridge, MA   We believe, and research shows, that student and stakeholder feedback matters for school improvement and student success. That’s why, in 2008, we created YouthTruth – to help educators harness student and stakeholder feedback to accelerate improvements. We’ve heard from over two million students as well as hundreds of thousands of family and staff members across 39 states. When you join YouthTruth, you join a small and collaborative team that has a big impact on schools across the U.S. and the education sector. As an Analyst, you will be instrumental in putting important student perception data into the hands of those making instructional and leadership decisions in K‐12 schools. Being part of YouthTruth, a national nonprofit, gives you the chance to apply and grow your skills while making a difference in education.   The Ideal Candidate: You have a deep interest in and passion for education, and a belief in student voice...

Director of Philanthropic Investments The Commit Partnership (“Commit” or the “Partnership”) seeks a passionate systems change leader, strongly committed to the Partnership’s mission to increase the regional living wage attainment rate for young adults in Dallas County to 50% by 2040 irrespective of race, to serve as the organization’s Director of Philanthropic Investments. This person will report directly to the Partnership’s Managing Director leading its Philanthropy efforts. The Partnership’s  Philanthropic Investments team plays a critical role in ensuring adequate funding resources are available for the organization to execute initiatives and make progress towards our North Star goal. Since the Partnership's founding in 2011, the Philanthropy team has secured over $136 million represented by a 50/50 split in local versus national funder investments. Efforts made possible by philanthropic investment in Commit have helped yield transformative outcomes,...