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Transportation Choices Coalition seeks a Development Manager that would be responsible for key aspects of the fundraising process at TCC including administration, strategy, planning and collaborating on the budget. The Development Manager works closely with the organization’s leadership team and board to identify and pursue fundraising opportunities and steward corporate, foundation, public sector, and individual support. They engage with donors, foundations, members, and other key supporters to advance TCC’s mission and vision of more transportation choices and opportunities for all.
The Development Manager reports to the Deputy Director, working together on development planning and strategy. This staff member is responsible for executing those plans, with an emphasis on individual giving, grant prospecting and administration, cultivation events, and supporting TCC’s annual gala. They excel at bringing potential supporters in, and moving them to deeper connection and relationship with the organization. In addition, they take the lead on development administration including database management, gifts processing, grant tracking and reporting, and donor acknowledgment.
This keystone role is integral to fueling our programmatic work, and touches all corners of the organization. On any given day they may be meeting with a major donor, developing a new fundraising narrative, planning with the Executive Director, cutting data to drive strategy, or mobilizing TCC’s network of supporters in a grassroots giving campaign. As part of a small and mighty team, they will assist in other cross-functional work, including racial equity work and event support.
Sound like you?
Take a look at the detailed job description and apply by emailing your resume and cover letter to jobs@transportationchoices.org. Open until filled.
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