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Welcome to the AFP Montana Chapter job posting center! This service is designed to share pertinent career information with our audience of development professionals in the Montana area. 


"We feature all career position announcements for one month on our website. Anyone who visits this site will see your position announcement on our Chapter Job Center. To have your job posted, please send job description to afpmontana@gmail.com."

Arrowleaf Consulting- Grant Program Manager

Arrowleaf Consulting is hiring a Grant Program Manager! We are a cause-driven small company that provides capacity-building, technical, and research support services to a variety of clients including nonprofits, school districts, conservation districts, government agencies, community-based organizations, Tribes, private businesses, and more. In the grant writing space, we help our clients find and secure grants from foundation, government, and corporate funders. We also develop annual and multi-year funding campaigns. We work across multiple sectors including environmental conservation, agriculture and food systems, education, and human services.

For more information about our services and team, please visit www.arrowleafgroup.com or email questions to contact@arrowleafgroup.com.

Position Summary:

The Grant Program Manager works with a team to develop, write, and submit funding applications on behalf of or in collaboration with our clients. Strong writing skills that ensure clarity, organization, accuracy, style, and quality consistent with funder requirements are a must. Depending on the project, the Grant Program Manager will be the lead or in a support role, often working directly with clients to brainstorm, develop, and finalize proposals. Specific duties will include the following:

  • Developing competitive proposals in response to and consistent with funding solicitations.
  • Developing budgets, budget justifications, subaward documents, biosketches, certifications, letters of commitment, management plans, and other supporting documents necessary for proposal submission.
  • Critically reviewing and editing proposal documents, including substantive editing, proofreading, and incorporating comments from clients and Arrowleaf Consulting team members.
  • Facilitating meetings with clients, partners, and other stakeholders to develop proposals and projects.
  • Managing documentation systems, including organizing and maintaining files to ensure accurate and accessible records across all proposal materials.
  • Completing the grant submission process in web application portals such as Grants.gov and private foundations.
  • Performing funding searches and researching available and upcoming funding opportunities.
  • Providing project management, including coordinating workflows, timelines, and deliverables to ensure all proposal components are completed and submitted by required deadlines.
  • Delegating to, communicating with, and integrating the contributions of other team members into proposals, such as graphic design and evaluation components.
  • Supporting other Arrowleaf Consulting services as needed.
  • Helping to ensure internal systems are effective and efficient.  

All team members at Arrowleaf Consulting work remotely (from Washington, Idaho, or Montana) and the Grant Program Manager must provide their own workspace. Arrowleaf Consulting will provide a computer and all software and supplies needed for the job.

Minimum Qualifications:

  • Bachelor’s degree
  • Two years of grant development experience, including proposal writing and submission
  • Experience researching and identifying funding opportunities (foundation, corporate, government)
  • Project management experience, including the ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines
  • Strong writing skills and attention to detail 
  • Ability to work independently and remotely
  • Proficiency in Word and Excel
  • Must reside in Washington State, Idaho, or Montana

Preferred Qualifications:

  • A track record of successfully secured funding
  • Budget development experience
  • Familiarity with multiple sectors, such as environmental conservation, human services, education, and food systems
  • Experience facilitating diverse groups

Compensation and Benefits:

Wage: The starting wage is $35-$45 per hour depending on experience.

Hours: Monthly pay is hourly rather than salaried. This position is expected to be 0.75 FTE (i.e., 1,560 hours a year) on average but may range monthly from 0.5 FTE to 1.0 FTE. The Grant Program Manager may occasionally need to work outside regular (i.e., Monday-Friday, 9 am to 5 pm) hours.

Flexibility: Arrowleaf employees have flexibility to create a schedule that best works for them in terms of the days of the week, timing during the day, and location from which their work is accomplished within the confines of meeting deadlines and communication/performance expectations. 

Retirement: We provide a 15% contribution for retirement to a SEP IRA at Vanguard Investments for employees who will make more than $600 in a year. No employee contribution is expected or allowed by law to the SEP IRA, although we encourage employees to engage in additional retirement savings on their own.

Health insurance: We provide medical, vision, and dental insurance for employees who work a minimum of 0.5 FTE. The benefit includes 100% of the premium for the employee and 50% of the premium for dependents. 

Paid leave: Paid leave accrues during months in which an employee is 0.75 FTE or greater. Leave hours accrued reflect the number of hours worked that month according to two rates: 1) for employees who worked between 0.75 FTE and 0.99 FTE, paid leave accrues at a rate of 12.5 hours per month and 2) for employees who worked full-time (1.0 FTE) or more, paid leave accrues at a rate of 20 hours per month.

To Apply:

Please submit a cover letter and resume to contact@arrowleafgroup.com and include “Grant Program Manager” in the subject line.

We will start reviewing applications August 3, 2026. Position is open until filled.

Please note applicants must reside in Washington, Montana, or Idaho to be considered.

 

Intermountain- Senior Development Officer Major Gifts 

 

Salary Range:  $90,000 - $120,000

 

Contact Human Resources at (406) 457-4858 or HR@intermountain.org with any questions.

 

Help Transform the Lives of Children. Build Relationships That Change Futures. At Intermountain, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to heal, grow, and thrive. For more than a century, we've helped children and families overcome the effects of trauma, behavioral  health challenges, and adversity through  innovative treatment, education, and compassionate care.

We're seeking an experienced, relationship-driven Senior Development Officer Major Gifts to join our growing philanthropy team. This is an opportunity for an accomplished fundraiser who thrives on building authentic relationships, inspiring transformational giving, and connecting generous people with a mission that changes lives every day.

If you're energized  by meaningful donor conversations, strategic  portfolio management, and creating lasting philanthropic partnerships, we'd love to meet you.

 

About the Role:

Reporting to the Director of Development, the Senior Development  Officer leads Intermountain's major gifts program, cultivating and stewarding individuals, corporations, foundations, and legacy donors whose investments advance innovative behavioral  health programs for children and families.

You'll manage a dynamic portfolio of approximately 100 major gift prospects and donors while helping shape the future of philanthropy at Intermountain through  strategic relationship management, planned  giving, and endowment development.

This position offers the opportunity to work closely with executive leadership, board members, program leaders, and grateful supporters to create transformational philanthropic partnerships.

 

What You'll Do:

Build Meaningful Donor Relationships

  • Manage a portfolio of approximately 100 major gift prospects and donors.
  • Develop personalized cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship strategies that inspire long-term engagement.
  • Conduct face-to-face donor visits and meaningful touchpoints throughout the year.
  • Partner with organizational leadership to align donor interests with strategic priorities.
  • Create compelling proposals, impact reports, and cases for support that demonstrate measurable outcomes.
  • Design and host intimate  donor experiences, campus tours, and cultivation events that deepen  connection to our mission.

 Lead Strategic Fundraising

  • Achieve ambitious  annual fundraising goals across major gifts, corporate partnerships, planned  giving, and endowed support.
  • Advances donors from initial engagement to transformational investment.
  • Identify and qualify new prospects through  research, referrals, and community engagement.
  • Collaborate on donor communications and fundraising materials that inspire generosity.
  • Stay current on philanthropy trends, charitable tax strategies, and best practices  in major and planned  giving.   

Serve as a Mission Ambassador

  • Represent Intermountain throughout the community with professionalism, authenticity, and enthusiasm.
  • Share our story through  presentations, tours, educational experiences, and community events.
  • Coach board members and volunteer leaders in donor engagement and solicitation.
  • Serve as a trusted connector between donors, organizational leadership, and program staff.
  • Communicate our mission and funding priorities with confidence, passion, and credibility.

 

We're Looking  For:

You are a seasoned fundraising professional who understands that major gifts are built on authentic relationships, thoughtful strategy, and trust.

You bring:

  • Demonstrated success securing five- and six-figure gifts.
  • Experience managing a major gift portfolio and achieving fundraising goals.
  • Strong knowledge of planned  giving, endowments, and donor stewardship.
  • Exceptional communication and relationship-building skills.
  • The ability to engage confidently with philanthropists, executives, volunteers, and community leaders.
  • Strategic thinking paired with disciplined follow-through.
  • Passion for improving the lives of children and families.

Most importantly, you're someone who believes philanthropy has the power to transform communities—and you're excited to help generous people invest in brighter futures  for youth facing behavioral  health challenges.

 

Why Intermountain?

When you join Intermountain, you're joining a mission-driven organization where philanthropy directly changes lives. Every gift helps provide hope, healing, education, and opportunity for children and families navigating some of life's most difficult challenges.

You'll work alongside dedicated professionals who believe deeply in our mission and value collaboration, innovation, and authentic relationships.

If you're looking for a fundraising career where every donor conversation has the potential to change a child's future, we'd love to hear from you.

We strive to be an employer of choice; we are excited to offer you:

  • On-the-job training
  • Employer sponsored health insurance for medical, dental and vision
  • Health Savings Account contributions
  • Retirement contribution of 4%, fully vested after only one year!
  • Robust Personal and Holiday Leave
  • Competitive salaries
  • Access to recreation gear
  • Paid time to volunteer in the community

 

Apply online at Intermountain.org 

Contact Human Resources at (406) 457-4858 or HR@intermountain.org with any questions.