Fundraising Campaign Organizer needed in Canada by Dwarf Athletic Association of Canada 

The Campaign Manager is responsible for campaign strategy, including establishing solicitation priorities, managing prospect lists, developing and executing targeted cultivation plans and solicitation strategies for a range of projects, preparing and providing support to staff, board members and volunteers for solicitation, and planning and managing cultivation events.

GENERAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

The essential job duties/responsibilities of the position include, but are not limited to, the following:

–     Work with the Executive Director to review the feasibility study, develop campaign strategy, and set campaign sub-goals

–     Provide leadership to assure that campaign communications and cultivation event activity plans are met

–     Plan and run steering committee meetings

–     Manage visits and solicitations alone and with other steering committee or board members

–     Identify prospects on the individual, corporation, and foundation levels

–     Manage the grants process with the Executive Director and other volunteers

–     Identify and cultivate steering committee and board members

–     Create and edit campaign communications, such as acknowledgments, follow-up letters, and newsletters, with the campaign assistant

–     Devise and manage logistics for cultivation events, coordinating publicity as appropriate, with Executive Director and campaign staff

REQUIRED EXPERIENCE AND SKILLS:

–     Bachelor’s degree and 3-5 years of development experience, preferably with a capital campaign, including management and oversight, events, communications, cultivation, solicitation, and grant writing

–      Excellent writing and editing skills

–      Ability to meet deadlines

–      Proven track record of success

–      Motivated, well organized, and a creative problem solver

–      Development database experience is preferred

Candidates must have an appreciation and understanding of PAC’s mission, as well as the role of performing arts programs for children, young adults, and adults in the MetroWest area. Connections in the local arts community are a plus.

Job details

•  Location: Yorkton, SKRemote work available
•  Salary: $12.00HOUR hourly for 280 hours per year
•  Terms of employment: Term or contract
  Part time
•  Flexible Hours, To be determined
•  Start date: Starts as soon as possible
•  vacancies: 1 vacancy