Asian Arts Initiative is hiring for a Director of Development.  This is an excellent opportunity for an individual with fundraising experience who has strong strategic thinking skills, is dedicated to building strong and healthy communities, and a commitment to racial and social justice.   The ideal candidate is experienced in the current non-profit fundraising model while understanding the need to move towards more equitable practices. 
Asian Arts Initiative offers a supportive work environment that is constantly striving towards the balance of quality arts programming and professional growth while making time for creative pursuits and joy. Unlisted benefits include: amazingly funny co-workers, a passionate dedication to good food, a caring and nurturing community, and proximity to high quality coffee and Boba.

**AAI's staff is currently working in a hybrid situation.  Staff split the week between in-office and remote work days.  This position will be expected to attend relevant in-person meetings

The Executive Director is responsible for University City Arts League (UCAL) daily operations, staff, programming, fundraising, public relations, and mission implementation. They will provide the leadership to drive this vibrant organization into its next phase of growth while working collaboratively with a committed Board of Directors, a full-time and part-time staff, a faculty of teaching artists, volunteers, and external partners. 

The ideal candidate will be a strategic thinker dedicated to arts education, arts advocacy, and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the arts.

Looking for an exciting opportunity to join a high-performing team?  Temple University’s Department of Institutional Advancement is seeking a Coordinator of Annual Giving.  Since its founding, Temple University has been committed to challenging the status quo. Today, we are an international powerhouse and a top-tier research institution with nearly 40,000 undergraduate, graduate, and professional students, and more than 340,000 alumni worldwide. Located in Philadelphia, one of the east coast’s most vibrant cities, Temple is at an exciting moment in its history, welcoming a new president and in the midst of developing a new strategic plan. 

Walnut Street Theatre, America's Oldest Theatre, seeks a Communications and Audience Engagement Manager.

The Controller is responsible for overall financial and risk management activities of the Museum. They work as part of the Museum's leadership team and in cooperation with the Board of Port Wardens to ensure the financial health of the organization.

The Franklin Institute, the most visited museum in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, strives to be the world leader in promoting science and technology education and literacy through inspiring and engaging experiences that cultivate curiosity, critical thinking, and an understanding of the crucial role science plays in our lives.

Vintage Instruments seeks a retail shop associate to assist with customer care, retail shop support tasks, and basic fretted instrument maintenance (cleaning/restringing).  We are a retail business in center city Philadelphia specializing in acoustic music instruments.

Fleisher Art Memorial is seeking a full-time Visitor Services Coordinator to work 35 hours a week to support students, faculty members and visitors at our lobby entrance desks. The Visitor Services Manager serves as a friendly and professional ambassador for Fleisher, exemplifying qualities of reliability, quality customer service, organization, and efficiency to ensure that visitor’s needs are met with promptness and grace. This position has been recently updated to communicate Fleisher’s Community Health guidelines before allowing students and visitors to enter our building.

About Play On Philly

Play On Philly (POP) is a non-profit that provides daily, after-school music instruction to over 250 K-12 students. We work in communities that historically have had little or no access to formal music education. We are seeking Teaching Artists for our music center locations in West Philadelphia. 

Job Description

The Grants Officer (GO) is responsible for the Museum's relationships with all private foundations and government grant opportunities.  Experience preferred in writing major grants to private foundations, corporations and government agencies (Federal and State). The GO a skilled writer with strong organizational skills who researches, cultivates and stewards institutional funders, according to funder guidelines, deadlines and accepted best practices, to foster connections with the Museum. The GO maintains a yearly grant status calendar and oversees all aspects of grant-writing within the ISM.