Growing nonprofit in downtown Boston looking for a Major Gifts Manager to work as part of team to drive major gifts and support growing fundraising efforts. This organization serves the mental wellness space and has an incredible mission.
Company: This organization provides prevention, intervention, and postvention services that make our communities healthier and happier, and reduces the stigma associated with suicide and mental health concerns. They provide a working environment that celebrates the positive lifesaving work that occurs there each and every day
Hours/Schedule: Full-time, 40 hour week
Benefits: Competitive benefits including health/dental/vision and 401 K, with employer match. Additional benefits include employee assistance programs, Healthcare FSA and Childcare DCA, annual professional development budget, and life insurance.
Job Type: Direct
Location Requirements: Hybrid, 2 days in Boston based office
Rate: Annual Salary ranging from $72,000-$86,000 based on experience
Job Description: The Development Team is seeking an articulate, organized, and passionate Major Gifts Manager to support our growing fundraising efforts. This new role is key to achieving our revenue goals by managing donor relationships, ensuring effective stewardship, and enhancing development operations.
The Major Gifts Manager will work in close partnership with the Director of Leadership Giving (DLG), Chief Development Officer (CDO), Chief Campaign Officer (CCO), and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to support cultivation, stewardship, and solicitation efforts. A core responsibility of this role is to identify, research, qualify, and assign donor portfolios, as well as manage a portfolio of major gift prospects.
This position will oversee donor data, reporting, and stewardship activities, while also supporting relationships with major, leadership, and planned gift donors. The Manager will engage and support volunteer leadership (Board and Volunteer Council Members) in their fundraising roles—from onboarding through ongoing donor engagement and solicitation.
The position also collaborates with the marketing team to craft compelling donor communications and share the organization's impact with key audiences.
The ideal candidate will have at least two years of development experience (major gifts experience preferred), strong project management and interpersonal communication skills, and a track record of executing complex initiatives.
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