Fundraising volunteer/intern at DADO in the United States (Remote)

Fundraising volunteer/intern at DADO in the United States (Remote) Established in 2008, the Disaster and Development organization (DADO) is an independent, non-profit Organization that specializes in policy analysis, action research and projectimplementation for disaster risk reduction, climate change adaptation, public health, business continuity management and sustainable development at local, national, regional and global levels. Aims The DADO aims to foster an inclusive and resilient society by strengthening the capacity of individuals, professionals and communities living in high-risk areas to cope better with disasters and advance sustainable development in Bangladesh and beyond. Approximately 97% of the total land area and 97.7% of the total population are at risk from multiple hazards. Since 2008 we reached over 1.1 million disadvantaged population in Bangladesh. Position (Remote) This position will be remotely based, as a fundraising volunteer with a Fixed Term Contract of one year, renewable for longer term based on both performance and mutual agreement. The position is open to candidates from any countries. Key responsibilities As a Volunteer/Intern in the United States, you will lead efforts in one or more of the following areas: Tax-Efficient Individual Giving: Identify and engage high-net-worth individuals and philanthropists to facilitate strategic donations that leverage income tax benefits and charitable incentives in the United States. Community & Diaspora Engagement: Build and sustain relationships with diaspora groups and social organizations to align their philanthropic interests with sustainable development priorities. Multi-Sector Collaboration: Develop and maintain strategic partnerships across philanthropic foundations, civil society organizations, NGOs, INGOs, and the private sector to enhance resource mobilization and program impact. Strategic Grant Monitoring: Proactively track regional and global funding landscapes to identify research, development, and philanthropic grant opportunities aligned with organizational goals. Capacity Building & Leadership: Lead training and capacity-building initiatives targeting students, youth, and professionals to strengthen skills, resilience, and community self-reliance. Grant Proposal Development: Lead the full cycle of grant proposal development, including conceptualization, technical writing, budgeting inputs, and submission for competitive global funding opportunities. Residency Requirement Must be citizen or permanent resident or visa holder Mission-Driven Motivation: A strong desire to build a career in the international development sector and a passion for sustainable global impact. Communication Skills: Exceptional command of written and spoken English, with the ability to articulate complex project goals to diverse stakeholders. Fundraising Track Record: Prior experience in fundraising, grant writing, or donor relations is highly advantageous. Goal Orientation: A demonstrated commitment to meeting ambitious fundraising targets and organizational milestones. Logistics & Commitment Operational Autonomy: As this is a volunteer position, candidates must be financially self-sufficient and able to cover their own personal and operational expenses while pursuing grant targets. Remote Flexibility: This role is performed entirely remotely, requiring strong self-discipline and the ability to work effectively across different time zones. Application procedure Interested candidates are invited to complete online form: or submit an application including a Cover Letter. Address to: The Chief Executive of DADO Incentives & professional benefits Performance-Based Honorarium: A Performance-based stipend structured around funds successfully raised during the volunteering period. Certificate of Completion: An official certificate recognizing your service and contributions to DADO upon successful completion of the term. Professional Recommendation: A formal reference letter to support future employment and career advancement in the development sector. Publication Support: Access to funded opportunities for co-authoring or publishing research in relevant international journals. Project Ownership: Opportunities for partnership or lead-ownership in collaborative projects initiated with DADO. #J-18808-Ljbffr Preventionweb