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Job Title: Executive Director Organization: Metropolis Performing Arts Centre (MPAC) Location: Arlington Heights, IL Job Type: Full-Time | Salaried Reports to: Board of Directors Salary Range: $75,000 to $125,000 commensurate with experience Benefits: Medical/Dental/Vision, Open Paid Time Off, Secure Choice Retirement Program Other: Relocation assistance may be available for exceptionally qualified out-of-state candidates and will be considered on a case-by-case basis. About MPAC Metropolis Performing Arts Centre is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization located in the heart of downtown Arlington Heights, just 25 miles from Downtown Chicago. In its 25th Anniversary Season, Metropolis has become one of Chicagoland’s leading venues for quality entertainment and professional theater, captivating over 65,000 patrons per year. Metropolis’ programming includes a thriving Main Stage subscription series, an extensive...

ABOUT CHILDREN’S ALLIANCE Children’s Alliance is Washington’s statewide children’s advocacy organization. Our 42-year-old organization works to place racial justice at the heart of Washington’s laws and budget priorities so that every child can thrive. From our offices in the SoDo neighborhood in Seattle, we rally a small but mighty team of staff, a committed board and more than 7,000 members across the state to advocate passionately on issues affecting children and their families. The Development and Communications Director plays a key role in accomplishing this ambitious goal by leading efforts to secure financial support. Through a strategic focus on donor acquisition, personalized stewardship, grant seeking, and events, they create meaningful opportunities for individuals, foundations, and corporations to invest in our mission and ensure every child in Washington can thrive. DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR The Development and Communications Director...

About Finding Home ATX Finding Home ATX (FHATX) is an innovative coalition of business, government, social service providers, philanthropists and people with lived experience established in May 2020 following the Summit on Unsheltered Homelessness. FHATX’s vision is to strengthen Austin’s ability to address the homelessness crisis through collaboration and capacity building by leveraging the expertise and compassion of partners to advance the comprehensive homelessness response system plan. FHATX collaborates with community members, social services, policy advocates, and individuals with lived experience to identify and track philanthropic investments that address the critical needs and gaps outlined in the Summit Plan.   The Opportunity The Organizing Director will play a vital leadership role in catalyzing collective action to address homelessness across Central Texas. As the strategic engine behind Finding Home ATX’s communications, organizing, and fundraising...