Home

Our Discussions

There are no discussions to which you have access.

Either the content you're seeking doesn't exist or it requires you to log in before viewing.

AFP Global's Latest Discussions

  • Has anyone heard of or used a grant consultant firm named Grant & Ledger?  If so, do you have any opinion ...

  • Typically, proposals and consulting agreements are two different things. The proposal is where you go ...

Most Active Members

Log in to see this information

Announcements

  • Executive Director - Ryan's Case for Smiles

    Executive Director                             

    Ryan’s Case for Smiles          

    Paoli, PA

    Salary Range: $120,000-$130,000 (flexible based on experience)

     

    Each year, over 5.2 million American families experience the trauma of a child being hospitalized, many of whom have a life-changing illness or injury. Ryan’s Case for Smiles (RCFS) exists to support each member of the family and help surround them with a community of care. Support ranges from whimsical pillowcases that make a hospital stay less scary to trauma-informed resources for parents, siblings, and health professionals. RCFS is proud to have volunteers serving children in 91 chapters across the US and Canada delivering over 175,000 pillowcases to children in 348 hospitals. Ryan’s Case for Smiles has a dedicated team of 5 full-time employees, 98 coordinators, and thousands of other volunteers. The annual budget is approximately $1M with total assets exceeding $2M. The organization operates a hybrid work environment.

     

    Reporting to the Board of Directors, the Executive Director (ED) serves as the driving force behind Ryan’s Case for Smiles (RCFS) mission of helping children and their families navigate the trauma of life-changing illnesses or injuries. As the leader of RCFS, the ED provides a clear vision and sets a high standard for excellence, innovation, and service across North America. In collaboration with the Board, the ED plays a pivotal role in developing and executing RCFS’s strategic plan, ensuring that the organization remains vibrant, relevant, and sustainable for the future.

     

    Qualified candidates will have a minimum of 10 years of progressively responsible experience, with a minimum of 5 years of direct fundraising experience and 5 years in management. The successful candidate will have a deep empathy and commitment to supporting sick children and their families. Must have proven fundraising success with the ability to formulate and execute development strategies that will enhance revenue while fostering strong partnerships with external partners and community members. The successful candidate must be an outstanding communicator and relationship builder. Proven ability to manage budgets and lead teams as well as demonstrated success working with a Board and volunteers is essential. A Bachelor’s degree is required; advanced degree preferred. Must be willing and able to travel regionally with limited national travel.

    For a complete position description, listing of qualifications and additional information on Ryan’s Case for Smiles, visit our website at www.lambertassoc.com.

     

    For inquiries, nominations, and applications, please contact:

    Cathy McGeever

    Lambert & Associates

    Havertown, PA 19083

    cfmcgeever@lambertassoc.com

  • Director of Philanthropy

    ATLANTICARE
     
    POSITION SUMMARY
     
    The Director of Philanthropy is a key contributor to the growth of the organization’s
    philanthropic revenue, responsible for developing, executing and optimizing programs that drive
    donor acquisition, engagement and giving. This role focuses on building a sustainable base of
    support through strategic management of mid-level donors and leadership of core giving
    programs.
    In close partnership with Foundation leadership and cross-functional team members, this role
    drives donor identification and early-stage cultivation, leveraging data and insights to identify
    new opportunities. The position plays a critical role in advancing donor relationships and
    ensuring a seamless transition of high-capacity donors to major gift portfolios.
    The position will be key in focusing on cultivating mid-level donors, with an aim of enhancing
    donor participation and revenue. The role leads the planning and execution of annual giving and
    corporate giving strategies, including multi-channel campaigns, appeals and stewardship
    initiatives, as well as oversight and expansion of the grateful patient program.
    The role also supports physician engagement efforts by fostering relationships, promoting
    philanthropic awareness and facilitating grateful patient referrals. Success in this area includes
    consistent tracking and growth of referral activity and meaningful collaboration with clinical
    partners.
    This position requires a highly organized, results-oriented professional who can manage multiple
    priorities, translate strategy into execution and deliver measurable outcomes. The role
    contributes to a culture of philanthropy by enhancing donor experiences, maintaining accurate
    and timely documentation of engagement activity, and collaborating effectively across
    departments.
    REQUIRED COMPETENCIES:
    • Donor Portfolio Growth: Proven ability to manage and grow a mid-level donor
    portfolio with measurable year-over-year increases in giving and engagement
    • Donor Identification & Advancement: Strong capability in identifying, qualifying, and
    cultivating new donors, with disciplined movement of relationships through stages of
    engagement and successful handoff of top-tier prospects to major gift portfolio.
    • Program Leadership & Execution: Experience designing and executing annual giving,
    corporate giving and donor engagement initiatives with clear performance outcomes
    • Data-Driven Decision Making: Ability to use donor database data, reporting, and
    analytics to inform strategy, prioritize efforts and measure success
    • Communication & Influence: Excellent written and verbal communication skills with
    the ability to effectively engage donors, leadership and cross-functional partners
     
    • Results Orientation: Demonstrated ability to meet or exceed participation, and revenue
    goals
    • Organization & Accountability: Strong attention to detail with consistent
    documentation of donor interactions, engagement activity and outcomes
     
    QUALIFICATIONS
     
    EDUCATION: Bachelor’s Degree in Business, Nonprofit Management, Communications,
    Marketing, or related field required.
    LICENSE/CERTIFICATION: CFRE or similar certification preferred.
    EXPERIENCE: Minimum of 5–7 years of experience in fundraising, development, sales, or
    relationship management required.
     
    o Demonstrated success managing a portfolio of donors or clients with
    responsibility for revenue growth, retention and engagement.
    o Experience leading or supporting annual giving campaigns, corporate
    partnerships, or donor engagement programs required.
     
    • TECHNICAL SKILLS: Proficiency in CRM systems (e.g., Raiser’s Edge or similar),
    Microsoft Office Suite, and reporting tools required; experience with campaign
    management platforms and donor analytics tools preferred.
     
    PERFORMANCE EXPECTATIONS
     
    Demonstrates the ability to perform the department specific competencies as listed on the
    Assessment & Evaluation Tool.
     
    WORK ENVIRONMENT
     
    Position requires some walking and standing. The essential functions for this position are listed
    on the Assessment and Evaluation Tool.
     
    REPORTING RELATIONSHIP
     
    This position reports department leadership and supervises incumbents as assigned.
    The above statement reflect the general details considered necessary to describe the principle functions of the job as identified and shall
    not be considered as a detailed description of all work requirements that may be inherent in the position.
    Please reach out to:

    Alyssa Kurz

    AKURZ@atlanticare.org

Our Events


Recent Shared Files

No Data Found

Either the content you're seeking doesn't exist or it requires you to log in before viewing.

Ad Box

[This is where you can add an advertisement to your homepage - example below - 120 pixel x 250 pixel ad]

CFRE_4C_banner_AFP_120x255_anim_1_.gif


Welcome!

AFP NJ, Southern Chapter serves Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Ocean and Salem counties in the southern-most region of the state. Chartered in August 2008, the NJ, Southern Chapter membership includes more than 50 fundraising professionals in healthcare, hospice care, social services, education, non-profit arts and culture, professional consultants and member associations. The AFP New Jersey Southern Chapter is acknowledged as a valuable, collaborative and representative resource by South Jersey’s non-profit community, and serves as a model for thought leadership around philanthropy in a diverse and welcoming environment.


We focus on delivering innovative educational programs and events to help you reach your goals. AFP NJ Southern Chapter is your link to professional networking breakfasts; roundtable sessions; programs for advanced executives, mid-career professionals, and those new to the field. We also offer opportunities for volunteering, sponsor special events like National Philanthropy Day, and much more! Help make AFP NJ Southern Chapter work for you. Contact us at AFPSNJ001@gmail.com to learn more and get involved!

Please check out our programs, volunteer opportunities and get to know your Chapter leaders. If you're not a member, join today and be connected!

For membership information please contact MaryAnn Ragone, Vice President of Membership at mragone@altruvision.org. Chapter dues are $55.