Annual Giving Officer

Brief Description The Annual Gifts Officer is responsible for implementing strategic plans for the growth and success of the annual giving programs. Manages the identification, cultivation, solicitation and recognition of annual fund donors. Helps identify prospective major and planned gift donors. Prepares comprehensive budgets for the annual giving and grants programs. Provides all necessary information to the Executive Director for communication with the CARTI Foundation Board of Directors regarding annual gifts and grants. Responsible for volunteers for all CARTI locations, as well as the 20th Century Club Hope Angel Volunteer Program and the Mt. St. Mary Academy Internship Program. Job Specific Duties And Responsibilities Responsible for all annual giving campaigns and activities including direct mail, grateful patient, colleague, and community campaigns. Responsible for the implementation and analysis of the direct mail program. Develop and produce communications materials for the CARTI Foundation as well as materials to further the annual giving program including donor newsletters and social media. Coordinates with the Marketing team as needed. Based on established metrics, makes regular donor cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship contacts. Maintains an active portfolio of prospects. Responsible for the implementation and analysis of the online giving program. Pursues and implements new activities and methods to encourage annual giving. Develops all plans and budgets related to annual giving activities; provide regular status reports to the Executive Director and Foundation Board of Directors. Plans and attends donor appreciation events. Participates in and assists with special events as needed. Assists with donor recognition and stewardship. Assumes responsibilities as needed in the absence of other staff. Provides volunteer recruitment, training, and retention and creates meaningful opportunities for volunteers. Develop the budget and administer and approve expenditures for the volunteer program. Develop and implement yearly goals for the volunteer program. Interact with donors, board, volunteers, patients, and employees on an ongoing basis. Some functions occur after normal work hours and may require all Foundation staff to be present. Some travel outside of the central Arkansas region is required. Some trips may require overnight stays. Works with all staff as requested. SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITY None Education, Certification, Licensure, Registration Bachelor’s degree in non‑profit management, business, marketing, communications, public relations, accounting, law, or other similar field of study, required. Master’s degree or equivalent, preferred Current Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE) Designation, preferred Current Arkansas Driver’s License, required EXPERIENCE, KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS And ABILITIES Minimum 3 years of development or equivalent work experience required. Knowledge of non‑profit organizations and the specific resource development/fundraising techniques relevant to that environment. Demonstrated annual gift experience with documented fundraising outcomes. Self‑motivation, excellent verbal and written communication skills, and organizational skills are necessary as is the ability to adapt to change and a fast‑paced schedule. Knowledge of Microsoft Office is a must; Raisers Edge software is preferred. Able to handle multiple tasks at one time in a professional manner. Can adapt to and accept flexibility, change, and a fast‑paced schedule. Requires excellent writing and organizational skills. Professional appearance, pleasant office demeanor with employees, volunteers, patients, donors and others. Reasoning Ability Ability to solve practical problems and deal with a variety of concrete variables in situations where only limited standardization exists. Ability to interpret a variety of instructions furnished in written, oral, or schedule form. Interpersonal Skills Must interact and communicate both verbally and in written form. Must interact and exchange information regarding patients with physicians and other departmental personnel, and outside agencies on a frequent basis while respecting the confidentiality of patient information. Physical Demands The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to talk or hear. The employee regularly is required to stand, walk, sit, use hand to finger, handle or feel objects, tools, or controls; and reach with hands and arms. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision and the ability to adjust focus. Work Environment This position involves potential exposure to infectious diseases. Team members are offered appropriate vaccinations and safety training. #J-18808-Ljbffr