University City Arts League seeks a proactive, communicative and organized individual to fulfill the role of Development & Operations Associate. Reporting to the Executive Director, the Development & Operations Associate is responsible for supporting organization leadership in all aspects of fundraising, donor relations and event planning. 

Reporting to the Director of Stewardship and Donor Relations, the Associate Director contributes to Institutional Advancement (IA) fundraising and engagement goals by developing and implementing stewardship processes that enhance the major and principal gift level donor experience and by evaluating major giving stewardship programming to ensure effectiveness, making recommendations for improvements, and assisting with implementation of enhancements. Within Temple’s hybrid centralized/decentralized advancement organization, the Associate Director collaborates with a broad range of advancement colleagues to manage and execute donor relations, recognition, and stewardship projects which help inspire a culture of Philanthropy at Temple.  Performs other duties as assigned.

Position Overview

Joining a modest-but-mighty staff, the Director of Development will provide strategic leadership for all Hedgerow fundraising activities, including: individual and institutional giving; the 100th Anniversary campaign; major gift initiatives; and institutional grantwriting and reporting. A passion for the performing arts, especially theatre, is critical to success, as is the fundamental belief that the arts are for all members of society.  

Key Responsibilities

The Gift and Records Specialist is a key member of the Institutional Advancement department’s fundraising operation who supports alumni and donor relationships by ensuring the accurate management of gifts and pledges.  With limited supervision, the Gift and Record Specialist, working across multiple platforms and financial institutions, accurately and efficiently processes gifts and pledges for Temple University and its affiliate organizations.  

The Research Analyst assists fundraising efforts by providing diverse research deliverables to frontline fundraisers, executives, and other stakeholders.

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

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. 

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. 

Dates: September - December

Hours: Minimum of 10 hours per week. Occasional evening hours may be required for events and meetings.

What is FEASTIVAL?:  Each fall for the past eleven years, the Philadelphia Fringe Festival has joined forces with Philadelphia’s world-class restaurants to present Audi FEASTIVAL, a benefit for FringeArts. 

City Year Philadelphia is seeking an Individual Giving Manager (IGM) who is responsible for supporting the overall efforts of the Individual Giving team.  The IGM partners with Site Leadership and the Development team to identify, cultivate, solicit, and steward individual donors and family foundations. The IGM’s focus will be on engaging individual donors under $10,000 through campaigns, donor communications, and developing and executing cultivation and stewardship events and activities.  The IGM will also provide staff leadership to the Associate Board of young professionals.