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Position Status
FLSA Status: Exempt, Full-time
Reports to: Executive Director
Payment: Salary
Location: Primarily on-site

About Friends of the Verde River
The Verde River is one of the last remaining healthy, perennially flowing rivers left in Arizona. The Verde River system, including its connected streams, creeks, and groundwater resources, supports the economies of rural Verde Valley communities and businesses both as a vital water supply and as a driver of tourism and recreation. Friends of the Verde River is a nonprofit conservation organization that has been working collaboratively for the past decade to restore and sustain river flows and habitat, while building community connections to the Verde River and its tributaries.

Summary
The Director of Stewardship is a member of the management team at Friends of the Verde River. This position is responsible for designing, implementing, and directing an integrated and comprehensive stewardship program that promotes engagement and connection with donors at all levels. The Director is a forward-thinking, innovative, and energetic professional with proven success in donor stewardship, capable of developing and orchestrating the advancement of our mission and vision. The Director manages a team (currently 2.8 FTE) with responsibilities for fundraising, events, communications, and marketing.

Applicants must have a bachelor's degree and at least 5 years of stewardship, development, and donor relations experience, as well as high proficiency in project management, attention to detail, prioritization of work, and organizational skills. Previous supervisory experience, excellent written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills, and high competence in computer programs, web-based content management systems and applications, and digital/social media platforms are desired.


Full job description and detailed application procedure available at:
DirStewardship_JobOp_FVR.docx

Position Status
FLSA Status: Non-exempt, Part-time
Reports to: Development Director
Payment: Hourly
Location: Primarily on-site (exact schedule to be determined in coordination with supervisor)

About The Museum of Northern Arizona
The Museum of Northern Arizona (MNA) has been celebrating the Colorado Plateau’s natural and cultural heritage since 1928. Our 200-acre research campus includes a Museum showcasing the geology, anthropology, and art of the region as well as state-of-the-art research and collections facilities. MNA’s renowned and award-winning Heritage Festivals draw thousands of national and international visitors. The Museum works in collaboration with Native peoples of the region to protect and foster their cultures, traditions, and beliefs by encouraging artistic expression and supporting, empowering, and educating visitors about their art and culture.

The Museum of Northern Arizona is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Summary
The Development Associate works under the direction of the Director of Development, providing administrative support for the Development Department. This department is responsible for soliciting, cultivating, and tracking donations, museum membership, grants, and corporate giving through a wide variety of strategies ranging from mailed appeal letters to fundraising events.

Applicants must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, as well as have a bachelor's degree or equivalent experience and at least 1 year of database management experience. Experience working in nonprofit organizations, discretion in working with confidential information, familiarity with Altru or another CRM, and proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel are desired.


Full job description and detailed application procedure available at:
https://musnaz.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Development-Associate.docx

Position Status
.75 FTE (32 hours per week) or more.
Direct reports: No paid regular staff.
Primary work location: VVCC office.
Reports to Executive Director with a portion of workload oversight from Director of Development.

About Verde Valley Caregivers Coalition
Verde Valley Caregivers Coalition (VVCC) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing accessible transportation and programs through volunteer services, to support adults in need of assistance to maintain their independence and quality of life at home. VVCC depends upon more than two hundred volunteers to provide supportive services to over 2,000 neighbors in need throughout the greater Verde Valley.

Summary
The Grants and Development Assistant assists with developing grant applications, maintains a calendar of application due dates and reporting dates, and researches new grant opportunities. They typically submit 25 to 30 grant applications annually. This will involve working with a variety of applications, including proprietary software used by grantors as well as all Microsoft 365 Office applications.
The position additionally assists the Director of Development with fundraising and donor support, including entering and tracking donor information and donations, organizing and holding donor events and meetings, and assisting with annual gala and various other fundraising campaigns. This will involve working with the web-based donor software Bloomerang.

Applicants must have a bachelor's degree at minimum. Experience working in nonprofit community organizations, experience in grant writing and fundraising, computer and software utilization skills, and excellent professional communication skills are desired.

Full posting and application procedure available at https://vvcaregivers.org/job-openings

Position Status
FLSA Status: Exempt, Full-time
Reports to: Development Director
Payment: Salary
Location: Primarily on-site indoors, with occasional outdoor work

About The Museum of Northern Arizona
The Museum of Northern Arizona (MNA) has been celebrating the Colorado Plateau’s natural and cultural heritage since 1928. Our 200-acre research campus includes a Museum showcasing the geology, anthropology, and art of the region as well as state-of-the-art research and collections facilities. MNA’s renowned and award-winning Heritage Festivals draw thousands of national and international visitors. The Museum works in collaboration with Native peoples of the region to protect and foster their cultures, traditions, and beliefs by encouraging artistic expression and supporting, empowering, and educating visitors about their art and culture.

The Museum of Northern Arizona is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Summary
The Events and Ventures Manager works under the direction of the Director of Development and is responsible for the management and coordination of all development and membership events, including members’ previews, exhibit openings, Member Appreciation Day, MNA’s annual gala and/or similar large-scale fundraising event(s), the Ventures program (MNA’s donor travel program), etc.

Applicants must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, as well as have a bachelor's degree or equivalent experience and at least 2 years of event planning experience. Experience working in nonprofit organizations, discretion in working with confidential information, excellent customer service, communication, and collaboration skills, and proficiency with the full Microsoft Office suite are desired.


Full job description and detailed application procedure available at:
https://musnaz.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Events-Ventures-Manager.docx

Creative Flagstaff Development Director
FLSA Status: Exempt, Full Time
Reports To: Executive Director/CEO
Starting Pay Range: $74,000 - $95,000
Location: Remote work is possible with the ability to be in Flagstaff, Arizona for events and meetings

Creative Flagstaff is soliciting dynamic candidates to fill the organization’s first-ever Development Director position. This position is critical to support the organization through a period of growth based on its new strategic plan, Discover Creativity, Discover Opportunity, announced on June 18, 2021, at the 13^th Annual Viola Awards. Flagstaff Arts Council is now Creative Flagstaff. The new name was announced alongside the strategic plan.

The director is responsible for leading cultivation for both friends and donors – supporting an ambitious roster of programs.

Our Development Director loves arts and culture and inspires meaningful connections. They are well versed in grant-writing, fundraising events, corporate giving, and cultivating long-term donors. They also love putting systems into place. We’ve recently implemented Virtuous CRM and can’t wait to grow into its multi-channel communication capabilities and donor lifecycle management for our 10,000+ contacts and nearly 1,000 annual donors.

On day one, the director will deep dive into the 2023 Dark Sky Arts & Ideas Festival. This ambitious new festival, the product of more than two years of grassroots collaboration, will blossom into a centerpiece of Flagstaff’s cultural sector. $200,000 has already been raised for the first-year event.

Full posting and application procedure available at https://creativeflagstaff.org/about/employment-internships/