We are looking for an Institutional Giving Officer to join our team at Project Success. Project Success is a youth development nonprofit organization that helps students connect to their purpose. We work with more than 17,000 6th-12th grade students and their families annually and have more than 225,000 alumni around the world. Learn more at projectsuccess.org.
The Institutional Giving Officer is responsible for identifying, soliciting, and stewarding corporate and foundational funders to meet the organizational giving goal. They work with the Senior Director of Advancement to develop fundraising plans, strategies, and key tactics that increase the organization’s philanthropic and in-kind support from corporations, foundations, and other organizations.
This role reports to the Senior Director of Advancement and is part of the Advancement team at Project Success.
Our ideal candidate has a successful track record of developing annual fundraising plans, meeting annual goals, building relationships with a variety of constituents, and analyzing the effectiveness of fundraising efforts. They have excellent organizational, collaboration, and communication skills needed to work with various internal and external partners. They are trustworthy with a high sense of integrity and are able to nurture relationships with a wide variety of stakeholders. They also approach fundraising with a clear understanding of and commitment to equity, inclusion, diversity, and accessibility.
Development Planning and Execution
Funder Relations and Solicitation
Information Management
Other Duties as Assigned
We are looking for individuals that are passionate about the success of our students and share the mission, vision, and values of Project Success.
Mission: Project Success motivates and inspires young people to dream about the future, helps them take steps to get there and gives them the tools they need to achieve their goals.
Vision: Every child entering middle school will graduate high school with a plan for their future and have the skills and confidence that will take them through the rest of their lives.
Values:
Kids First!
Dependability, Reliability, and Trust
A Non-Judgmental Environment
Willingness to Grow and Change
Love is the Key
Develop Healthy Relationships
Clear and Open Communication
Sustain Excellence
Commitment to Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility (I.D.E.A.):
Project Success strives to connect students to their purpose by creating programming that truly serves our students and families. We envision a Project Success where inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility are fully integrated into everything we do. We aim to hire individuals that care deeply about students, families, and community, share our values, and are committed to practicing ongoing anti-racism work and I.D.E.A. principles.
Please note that while the qualifications below are preferred for this position, we do not expect any one person to necessarily have all the items listed. We highly encourage people with a wide range of education, experience, and skill levels to apply for this position.
This position is a full-time salaried exempt position. This role will require regular in-office work at our headquarters in Minneapolis, with some flexibility for remote work. The work schedule will vary depending on the needs of the department and will include evening and weekend hours for events and meetings. Travel will be up to 20%, primarily local. Details on schedule to be discussed in the interview process.
The compensation package includes the following:
Please email the following to apply@projectsuccess.org with a subject line including the name of the position, addressed to Adrienne Diercks, Founder and Executive Director:
To learn more, visit: https://www.projectsuccess.org/join-our-team/
Project Success is dedicated to building a diverse and inclusive team. We strongly encourage candidates from a wide variety of backgrounds and experience levels to apply!