Nonprofit Charitable Organizations Jobs

CLUB DIRECTOR

The Club Director serves as the leader of the Club and is responsible for the overall success of daily operations, staff leadership, member experience, program quality, safety, and community engagement. This role creates a safe, welcoming, and engaging environment where youth are supported, challenged, and inspired to reach their full potential.

Chief Strategic Partnerships and Business Development Officer

As a member of the Senior Leadership Team, this position represents the organizational culture and collaborates closely with senior and executive leadership, as well as program leaders. The Chief Strategic Partnerships and Business Development Officer develops and manages relationships with corporate partners, nonprofit agencies, community stakeholders, government entities, and other strategic partners to increase funding, expand services, and enhance organizational impact, supporting long-term

Development Senior Manager / Director

The Development Senior Manager / Director leads Anderson Ranch’s National Council membership and Annual Fund fundraising programs, driving growth, renewal, and unrestricted giving. The Senior Manager / Director also partners with events staff and vendors to ensure the successful execution of the organization’s fundraising-focused events which have historically included five signature events: the Ranch Gala, the Community Picnic, the National Council Summer Celebration, the Winter Benefit Dinner,

Manager, Philanthropic Communications

The Manager, Philanthropic Communications, plays a central role in equipping Major and Principal Giving teams with clear, compelling, donor-ready communications that support Impact Funds and other priority fundraising initiatives. This position brings together strong writing, project management, content planning, and production oversight to ensure fundraisers have the narratives, materials, collateral, and reporting tools needed to engage donors with clarity, confidence, and consistency.

Manager of Donor Engagement and Events

The Manager of Donor Engagement and Events identifies, qualifies, cultivates, and engages prospects and donors, fostering deeper connections throughout the Gardens.

Institutional Giving Manager

This position is responsible for grant writing, prospecting, reporting, project management, and relationship management for institutional funders (foundations, government, and corporations). The IGM collaborates with executive leadership, program, and development teams to drive strategy for institutional giving in support of the WLA’s highest priorities.

Group Facilitator

The Group Facilitator is responsible for developing and facilitating engaging, accessible, and meaningful programming for shelter guests, supportive housing residents, and continued care residents. As a member of the Behavioral Health and Wellness team, the Group Facilitator creates opportunities for participants to connect with one another, develop practical skills, explore interests, build confidence, and strengthen support networks and overall wellbeing.

Gift Specialist

The Gift Specialist serves on the Advancement Services team, providing accurate, timely and compliant processing of gifts to the Colorado State University Foundation (CSUF). This role keeps a donor-centric viewpoint while resolving issues and meeting deadlines. CSUF receives, manages, and invests contributions that benefit Colorado State University (CSU).

Vice President of Communications

The Vice President of Communications will lead Mercy Housing’s national communications strategy and team, setting the vision, standards, and operating model that advance the organization’s mission, brand, and influence nationwide. This role is responsible for building and leading a proactive, high-performing communications function that positions Mercy Housing as a trusted national voice, thought leader in affordable housing, and reliable steward of philanthropic and public resources.

Legacy Giving Officer

The Legacy Giving Officer (LGO) reports directly to the Director of Philanthropy (DoP) and is responsible for securing estate gifts from Denver Rescue Mission (DRM) donors as well as planning, developing, managing, and evaluating all internal and external Legacy Giving communications to DRM donors and prospects as well as DRM staff. LGO will oversee and look to grow a legacy program that has generated $1.8 million in total estate distributions on average annually over the past 5 years.

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