Thursday, August 26, 2021

Development Manager (20-30 hours/week)

 
Open Culture June 2021 Maria Baranova

Amanda Selwyn Dance Theatre/Notes in Motion, a 501(c)3 modern dance company and arts education vendor of the NYC Dept. of Education, is seeking a part-time Development Manager to implement our strategic and robust fundraising plan, cultivate donors, and write grant proposals. The Development Manager is a seasoned professional with a passion for dance and 4 + years experience raising money for similar organizations. S/he will manage institutional funding, write grants, cultivate individual and corporate gifts as well as annual giving campaigns, develop and support events, communicate with current and prospective donors, and work with the Board of Director’s to cultivate key supporters. The ideal candidate is an excellent communicator and team player who can work independently and efficiently, inspire and manage volunteers and interns, and deliver results.

Qualifications

Bachelor’s Degree in related field (Master’s a plus)
4+ years’ fundraising experience in the performing arts and arts education
Foundation relationships and significant grant writing experience
Background with public agencies and funders such as DCA, NYSCA, City Council, DYCD, NEA, and DOE
Familiarity with CRM programs/Network for Good
Working knowledge of Google suite
Excellent written, interpersonal and verbal communication skills
Experience with budgets and filings
Detail-oriented, highly organized, efficient, and ability to manage timely execution of proposals
Ability to be self-managed
Passion for modern dance and dance education in the NYC Schools.  

To apply, please send a cover letter, resume, and writing sample to amanda@amandaselwyndance.orgSUBJECT LINE: Development Manager

Position Responsibilities

Identify prospective individual and corporate donors and develop strategies to cultivate those relationships
Maintain ongoing communications with private and corporate donors
Research donor relation programs at local, state and federal art institutions
Ensure timely and accurate report deliveries to funders
Collaborate with staff on the management and planning of fundraising events and donor receptions
Develop print marketing collateral related to fundraising in collaboration with our marketing department

Ongoing management of Development Calendar on network for good.
Meeting grant deadlines.
Drafting well-crafted proposals, letter of inquiries, and online grant applications.
Staying on top of procedures for public funding – NYSCA, DCA, NEA, city council offices, grants.gov, grants gateway, etc. 
Completing final reports.
Creating budgets for grant proposals.
Ongoing grant research for new foundations and corporations to add to our calendar of applications.
Working with Board of Directors and Executive Director to execute the holiday appeal and individual campaigns.
Generating newsletters and ongoing correspondence to key foundations and individual supporters. Ongoing communication via phone with city council offices, foundations to whom we are applying for support, and other government agencies to build relationships, get feedback on proposals, and invite people to school programs.
Supporting fundraising events including auctions and raffles, ticketing, and on-site.
Visits to rehearsals and school programs to gain a better understanding of our operations. Support of Annual Performance Season and significant company events.

Compensation $30-35/hr | 20-30 hours/week

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