The Holocaust Center for Humanity is dedicated to promoting diversity, multiculturalism and inclusion. We are committed to reflecting these values in our staff and leadership and invite qualified applicants of any race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, or background to apply.
Development Manager
Full-time position, hybrid.
We are seeking a mission-driven Development Manager with a passion for relationship building and a growth mindset. Using best practices and a combination of a donor-centered and community-centric approach, the Development Manager will help execute development activities in conjunction with a comprehensive program to individual giving. Together with the Development team, the Development Manager is responsible for retaining our existing donors, while working to upgrade and grow our donor base. The Development Manager is instrumental in working with the Director of Development to build and implement the Center’s fundraising and communications plan. See Details.
Grant Writer & Manager
Full-time position, hybrid.
The Grant Writer & Manager is a results–driven member of the Development team, which is primarily responsible for achieving the organization’s revenue and mission goals. This role is focused on sustaining and expanding support from current funders, while also securing new funding from both family and community foundations, corporate foundations, government and other public sources. In partnership with the Director of Development, this position will develop an annual grant funding strategy that is part of the overall development plan. The Grant Writer & Manager is responsible for implementing the foundation support strategy including all grant writing, proactively identifying, cultivating, and soliciting support from private foundations, community foundations, and family foundations. This primarily includes writing foundation grants, letters of intent, and reports. This role is an opportunity to be a part of a dynamic, collaborative, and mission-driven team. See Details.
Volunteer: Education Tech Partners
Two of the Holocaust Center for Humanity’s cornerstone education programs are the Speakers Bureau of Holocaust survivors and their descendants, and Field Trips. The Center has a busy schedule of programs in Spring 2023 and we are interested in dependable, tech-savvy volunteers to help our docents and speakers succeed. For the Speakers Bureau, we seek volunteers to support presentations to both in-person and virtual groups. For Field Trips, we would like volunteers to help with virtual visits -- what we call VFTs.
Please see the full description HERE, and submit your interest HERE.