Director of Marketing

About Move For Hunger

Move for Hunger is a national nonprofit organization that mobilizes transportation networks to deliver excess food to communities in need. Operating in a remote work environment, Move For Hunger strives to create a culture of diverse, passionate, growth-minded professionals who work collaboratively and creatively to tackle the issues of hunger and food waste in the US. Our team is fun, innovative, goal-oriented, and driven to put more meals on the table for those in need.

Founded in 2009, Move For Hunger has partnered with 1,200+ moving companies nationwide to encourage their customers to donate their food when they move. Over the past few years, we have seen rapid expansion within the relocation and multifamily apartment industries - with over 600,000 apartment units working with us. In addition to rescuing food during move-out, Move for Hunger organizes hundreds of food drives, fundraisers, and corporate employee engagement events. We’ve recently expanded our reach to farmers, distributors, CPG, and logistics companies in an effort to recover even more food donations in bulk. Since its founding, our team of 20+ has delivered more than 60 million pounds of food to those in need - enough to provide more than 50 million meals.

About The Role

The Director of Marketing is a strategic leader and team builder who drives Move For Hunger’s multi-channel marketing efforts to grow the brand, strengthen donor and partner engagement, and maximize digital performance. This position requires a deep understanding of email platforms and advanced marketing strategies to optimize demand generation, lead nurturing, and analytics. Rather than producing every piece of content, the Director focuses on leading a high-performing team that brings our mission to life—online and beyond. The team includes a Graphic Designer, a Digital Marketing Strategist (responsible for the technical execution of Pardot emails), a Content/Social Media Manager, a part-time Web Developer, and a contracted specialist managing AdWords and social advertising.

Reporting to the executive team, the Director of Marketing leads a nimble marketing team, and owns key performance systems and marketing tools. They oversee integrated marketing strategy, campaign planning, performance tracking, and cross-departmental collaboration to ensure consistent, compelling messaging that supports fundraising, partnership, and program goals.

Our ideal candidate is someone with a proven track record in marketing leadership, likes to stay knowledgeable about current trends and strategies, has an ambitious attitude, and thrives in a creative and fast-paced environment. We’re looking for someone to grow with our organization and help us continue to build an innovative solution to hunger and food waste.

Key Responsibilities

Strategic Leadership & Brand Alignment

• Drive high-quality lead generation through targeted campaigns while elevating brand visibility by recognizing and celebrating members, partners, and their contributions across all channels.
• Develop and implement a cohesive, multi-channel marketing strategy that aligns with organizational goals and engages target audiences.
• Translate mission objectives into actionable marketing plans with clear priorities, timelines, and accountability across team roles.
• Ensure brand consistency across platforms and materials, serving as the lead steward of Move For Hunger’s voice, messaging, and visual identity.
• Provide regular campaign and channel performance reports to leadership; use insights to guide strategy and hit key objectives.

Team Leadership & Project Management

• Manage a high-performing remote marketing team, setting direction, supporting professional development, and promoting a culture of creativity, accountability, and continuous improvement.
• Manage team workflow using project planning tools and regular check-ins to ensure timely and high-quality execution of campaigns and content.
• Oversee external vendors, freelancers, and interns, ensuring integration with internal plans and brand standards.
• Serve as a strategic partner to Development and Program leads, integrating marketing efforts into fundraising, donor engagement, and partner activation.

Channel Oversight & Campaign Performance

• Guide the marketing team in executing campaigns across email, social media, web, and digital advertising—ensuring content and creative alignment with audience goals and organizational priorities.
• Supervise the implementation and optimization of email strategy through Pardot, led by the Digital Marketing Strategist; support roadmap development, segmentation, and performance reporting.
• Oversee content development for all channels, leading the MARCOMM team to align messaging, creative, and cadence.
• Lead digital campaign strategy, including paid social, Google Ad Grants, AI rollups, SEO/SEM, and leveraging our AI tool to optimize targeting and content; ensure full integration with fundraising and awareness campaigns.
• Use campaign data to evaluate team performance, inform content testing, and optimize engagement and conversion across channels.

You’re a Great Fit If You

• Are a strong, supportive leader who empowers your team to do their best work and grow their expertise.
• Thrive in project management and are skilled at building systems that support collaboration, execution, and measurement.
• Understand how to align brand, content, and digital tools to drive mission impact.
• Know how to balance structure with creative freedom—and foster both in your team.
• Are experienced in multi-channel marketing, with strategic fluency in tools like Pardot, Salesforce, Google Analytics, and social platforms.
• Are energized by social impact work and want to expand the influence and reach of a purpose-driven brand.

Experience & Skills

• 5+ years in a marketing leadership role, preferably in a mission-driven organization.
• Proven experience managing marketing teams, creative workflows, and cross-functional initiatives.
• Pardot (or comparable marketing automation platform), with hands-on knowledge of audience segmentation, nurture flows, and reporting
• Experience using Salesforce for lead/donor management and performance tracking.
• High proficiency in managing paid digital strategies, SEO/SEM, and analytics tools like GA4.
• Exceptional organizational, communication, and strategic thinking skills.

Preferred

• Background in nonprofit, CSR, or purpose-driven campaigns.
• Familiarity with project management tools (e.g., Asana), Canva, Slack, and Hootsuite.
• B2B and B2C experience across multiple audience types (corporate, donor, partner, volunteer).

Working Conditions

• The typical work environment is Remote/Work From Home Monday-Friday, 9 am to 5 pm Eastern Time, but can vary based on the needs of the organization and may occasionally include evenings and weekends;
• Regularly work indoors, with occasional requirements for outdoor work;
• May, on occasion, be exposed to loud sounds and distracting noise levels, such as from office equipment, event audio sound equipment, etc.;
• Prolonged periods sitting at a desk and working on a computer;
• Occasional prolonged periods of standing while traveling and attending conferences, trade shows, and various Move For Hunger events and meetings;
• Occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds, and infrequently up to 50 pounds.

• Technology Package for remote workers: Laptop, Monitor, optional additional equipment discussed at hiring;
• Health Care, Dental, Vision, and Group TermLife;
• Voluntary Benefits include: Supplemental Life Insurance, Dependent Life Insurance, AD&D, Hospital & Critical Illness Care;
• Retirement Plan 401k Plan Matched at 2%, and a ROTH IRA, non-matched;
• Annual Professional Development Fixed Stipend;
• Open Vacation / Time Off Policy and a robust Sick & Safe Leave Policy;
• Salary: $75,000

Move For Hunger is an equal-opportunity employer committed to building a company that celebrates and embraces diversity and inclusion. We do not discriminate on the basis of ancestry, age, appearance, color, gender identity and/or expression genetics, family or parental status; marital, civil union, or domestic partnership status; mental, physical, or sensory disability; national, social or ethnic origin; past or present military service; sexual orientation; socioeconomic status; race; religion or belief.