Development Coordinator

Development CoordinatorSchedule: 40 hours, Monday – Friday; 8:30am – 5pm, weekends and holidays as needed. This position is non-essential in the event of an emergency and will work a hybrid schedule in accordance with the Pine Street Inn Remote Working Policy.Pays $60,000-$74,000 annually DOE, (Salary ranges provided are based on relevant experience and skill set)Location: 363 Albany Street Boston, MA 02118Summary Of Position:The Development Coordinator will support Pine Street Inn's Corporate and Foundation Giving team, which facilitates fundraising from foundations and corporations. This position coordinates the donor acknowledgements process, manages and reports out of the donor database, supports team meetings and event/sponsorship logistics, and conducts prospect research to support new and existing funding opportunities. The role also proofreads and edits letters, reports and proposals, and coordinates with other departments to gather materials for grant reporting. The position requires strong writing, grammar, research, analytical and database management skills, excellent organizational and project coordination abilities, extremely careful attention to detail, Excel skills, a collaborative mindset and a willingness to work part of the time from home and part from the office. The position requires working on one of the following holidays: Christmas, Christmas Eve or Thanksgiving.RequirementsEducation/Training:Required:Bachelor's DegreeKnowledge/Experience:Required:2-4 years of previous office, writing/editing, or nonprofit development experienceStrong writing skills, with excellent grammar and the ability to write clearly for a variety of audiencesExperience with donor or client database management and reporting (e.g., Raiser's Edge NXT or a similar CRM)Demonstrated organizational skills and ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines across several concurrent projectsExperience coordinating events, meetings, or cross-departmental projectsAbility to work independently, exercise sound judgment, and know when to escalate or seek guidanceDetail oriented and careful proofreader and editorAnalytical and problem-solving skills, effective communication and documentation skillsComfort handling confidential donor, financial, and organizational informationCustomer service oriented, "can do" attitudeAbility to work in a changing and busy team environmentKnowledge of and experience with MS Office, especially MS Word and MS ExcelProficient in learning new computer and software systemsPreferred:Prior fundraising, prospect research, or development experienceExperience with event registration or management platforms (e.g., GiveSmart)Experience with desktop publishing