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Administrative Manager, Boston Women’s Workforce Council (BWWC)   Job Description The Administrative Manager is responsible for supporting the Executive Director in all operational aspects of the organization, including tracking all dues from all 200+ of the BWWC’s member organizations, budget management and reconciliation. Some of this work will be done in concert with various departments at Boston University, where the BWWC is housed. Candidate is expected to have experience with Quickbooks, Google Suite, Microsoft Office, Salesforce, Constant Contact and Square Space. Position will be primary contact for outside vendors, leading projects around operational improvements and supporting senior leadership   Boston Women’s Workforce Council (BWWC) The Boston Women’s Workforce Council (BWWC) facilitates a public-private partnership between the Boston Mayor’s office and Boston-area employers who are dedicated to closing gender and racial wage gaps at their...

THE ORGANIZATION AFCC -- the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts – is the premier interdisciplinary international association of professionals whose mission is to improve the lives of children and families through the resolution of family conflict. For more than sixty years, AFCC’s passionate staff, board and members have served as catalysts for generating major policy and practice reforms in the family law arena, seeking to achieve a shared vision of: A justice system in which all professionals work collaboratively through education, support, and access to services to achieve the best possible outcome for children and families. Family dispute resolution processes such as child custody mediation, parenting coordination, and divorce education are just a few of the innovative initiatives developed by AFCC members. AFCC has developed research-informed practice guidelines and model standards for family and divorce mediation, parenting plan...

Are you a fundraiser passionate about sustainable philanthropy and community preservation, conservation, and/or archives?  Chestnut Hill Conservancy is searching for a Development and Support Manager to lead donor/member relations, fundraising initiatives, and business sponsorships. The successful candidate will serve as an advisor and partner to the Executive Director, and will collaborate with the Board of Directors, Major Gifts Committee, and Conservancy Staff. The Development Manager will help engage supporters of the Conservancy’s work to sustain the green historic character and natural resources of Chestnut Hill and surrounding communities in Philadelphia and Montgomery Counties. Key Responsibilities:    Member and Donor Development Grow and retain all levels of membership and support, including business sponsorship Produce annual fundraiser, end of the fiscal and calendar year appeals, and cultivation events Identify potential...

FirstWorks is a Providence, Rhode Island-based non-profit arts organization. A vital contributor to the cultural landscape, FirstWorks is searching for an Executive Coordinator (EC) to join our team. In this pivotal role, you'll play a key part in ensuring seamless operations and strengthening our ties with the community. FirstWorks is also the Founding Creative Partner for PVDFest, Providence’s premiere arts festival. FirstWorks (FW) is seeking an Executive Coordinator to support vital functions of the organization. The Executive Coordinator is the “glue” that ensures smooth operations across the organization with a focus on office and data management, and program support. This position is great for someone who likes to be in the middle of it all! The position includes varied tasks, daily, with the opportunity to tailor growth opportunities to the individuals' strengths and interests. Qualified candidates will be skilled communicators, highly organized,...

About World Central Kitchen Founded in 2010 by Chef José Andrés,   World Central Kitchen   (WCK) is a nonprofit organization that is first to the frontlines providing fresh meals in response to crises. Applying our model of quick action, leveraging local resources, and adapting in real time, WCK has served more than 300 million nourishing meals around the world.  WCK is a rapidly growing organization that has scaled from a $4M organization in 2017 to ending the 2022 fiscal year as a $500M+ organization. The impact and financial scale of WCK can increase and decrease year over year depending on the disasters and crises we are responding to. WCK is responding to disasters and crises in greater numbers and with greater complexities, such as the war in Ukraine. About the Chief Financial Officer Position WCK is seeking a Chief Financial Officer (CFO) to join its Executive Team.  Reporting to the Chief Executive Officer, the CFO is responsible for overseeing all aspects of the...

Role: Paid Media Lead, Digital Activism Team: Digital Activism Scope: Individual Contributor, P3 Years of Experience: 3+ Location: Ventura, CA COVID-19 Vaccinations: Patagonia requires all employees to demonstrate proof of receiving a COVID-19 vaccination as a condition of their employment. The Paid Media Lead, Digital Activism will play a pivotal role in steering Patagonia Action Work’s Social Amplification program elevating actions across a vast network of grassroots environmental organizations; as well as, orchestrating paid digital strategies for Patagonia’s activism-centric campaigns. In this role, you will lead in the ideation, testing, and execution of paid media that supports advocacy outcomes fostering community growth, grassroots environmental impact, and deeper engagement with activists.    The role requires someone who is adept at blending the science of data and digital media with digital advocacy expertise to drive strategies that...

The YWCA NCA is seeking a Director of Development who is passionate about improving the quality of life for women and girls in the Washington Metropolitan Area. This is an ideal opportunity for an experienced, collaborative and high-performing development professional capable of designing and executing a strategic fundraising strategy to successfully meet annual fundraising goals, and set the organization up for long-term sustainability. The Director of Development is an integral member of the senior leadership team and is responsible for leading all fund development and donor cultivation activities, including growing and stewarding the donor base, prospect research, major gift fundraising, corporate fundraising, foundation grants and fundraising events The Director of Development manages relationships with grant writing and development consultants.  Position Responsibilities Planning and Strategy Develop and execute a comprehensive and multi-year fundraising...

Women’s Fund of Rhode Island (WFRI) is hiring for the Development Director position located in Providence, Rhode Island. The successful candidate will have qualifications and competencies in a variety of fundraising strategies, including grant writing, event management, peer-to-peer virtual campaigning, direct mail, sponsorships, and individual donor stewardship.  The ideal candidate will be creative and assertive, understanding both the challenges and opportunities of working for a small nonprofit organization. Equity and inclusion are key values of our organization, and we continue to evolve to embody these values. As such, we recognize our responsibility to ensure our practices prioritize our values when hiring staff and vendors, recruiting board members/volunteers/fellows, investing resources, holding training, and advocating for policy change. The person hired for this role will have values consistent with intersectional feminism, anti-racism, social justice,...

The Organization :  Through our Authors-in-Schools program, Wondermore connects students with authors and illustrators of diverse backgrounds and perspectives. During these visits, students delve deeply into the inspiration behind books, learn about the writing and publishing process, have meaningful conversations about characters and themes that exist within the books, and much more. By creating these special moments between young readers and the creators of children’s literature, we strive to spark a lifelong love of reading in students.  We endeavor for all children to see themselves in the books they read, and we hope that sharing culturally inclusive books will plant seeds of empathy and understanding in students that may be carried into their adult lives.  Our programming primarily serves students in grades K-12 in public and charter schools in and around Boston, with an emphasis placed on Title I schools.  We work closely with librarians and teachers so our author...

Vinfen is an Eastern Massachusetts based mental health and human services organization serving 10,000 people each year with the goal of supporting people with disabilities and life challenges to live more independent, engaged and healthy lives. With 3,000 employees and a $250M operating budget, Vinfen is one of the largest human service providers in the Commonwealth. The Vice President of Communications and Development will work closely with members of the Vinfen Executive Team, the Director of Government Relations and service line leaders to set Vinfen's overall communications and development strategy. The VP is responsible for the creation and implementation of internal and external communications including digital marketing, social media, public relations, website, and print publications in order to promote our services, increase overall awareness, attract new employees and position the organization as a thought and service leader. This is a unique opportunity for an...

About Next Stage Next Stage partners with nonprofits, private sector companies, government agencies, family institutions, philanthropy and community leaders to find common ground at the intersection of social impact. We listen first, center community voice and build effective strategies to mobilize movements that fuel community change initiatives. Key services include strategic planning, collaboration management, brand and content marketing, community engagement, and social responsibility services for the private sector. To learn more about our work, please visit  nextstage-consulting.com .   The Opportunity As we approach our tenth anniversary, Next Stage has accomplished much since it was founded. We have worked with more than 200 nonprofits across the Carolinas to build game-changing strategy and the organizational tools to realize those plans. Next Stage is known for its thought leadership which has included the publication of three reports,...

The prestigious New Jersey Reparations Council Research Fellowship provides two early-career post-graduate researchers with the unparalleled opportunity to spend two years as a research fellow with the Institute as part of the New Jersey Reparations Council. The ideal candidate for the Fellowship is a recent PhD, Masters or ABD student, with extensive research experience and who exhibits a deep and abiding commitment to fighting for racial justice and equality by using truth-telling narratives informed by empirical data and analysis. The New Jersey Reparations Council Through a unique collaboration between leading experts from various disciplines across the state and nation, the first-of-its-kind New Jersey Reparations Council will take on the critical work of studying the state’s unique history of slavery and structural racism, and their direct impact on the contemporary life of Black people in New Jersey. New Jersey, unbeknownst to many, is home to some of...