Director- Fundraising and Resource Development
ORGANIZATION: A MOTHERS PROMISE
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The Director- Fundraising and Resource Development is a Board member and serves as the Fundraising and Resource Development committee Chair. The Fundraising and Resource Development committee is composed of highly integrated set of resources and activities geared to provide a service or closely related set of services to AMP’s youth.
The Fundraising and Resource Development committee, is charged with working with the CEO to identify financial and other material resources needed to ensure the success of AMP and to create a funding development plan with targeted goals, objectives and action plan for the year. Plan at a minimum, one special event annually that will have both fundraising and public education to the needs of at-risk youth as its objective.
Provide support for CEO and staff efforts to obtain foundation and corporate grants by a) helping to identify potential funders; b) editing grant applications; and c) writing or finding others to write letters of support and assist the CEO and staff in developing a "donor family" database that can be used for fund raising activities and to inform AMP supporters about A Mother’s Promise activities and accomplishments.
More opportunities with A MOTHERS PROMISE
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About A MOTHERS PROMISE
Location:
700 Pennsylvania Avenue SE, floor 2, Washington, DC 20003, US
Mission Statement
AMP’s mission is to help at-risk girls (grades 4-8) develop a positive self-image, supportive networks and competences that will allow them to thrive through peer to peer connections, life skills sessions and holistic health activities.
Description
A Mother’s Promise (AMP), Inc. based in Washington DC. We are a tax-exempt nonprofit organization incorporated in 2020 under section 501(c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code Tax ID 84-5148503.
A Mother’s Promise reaches out to current and former at-risk youth - a population too often characterized as being less likely to transition successfully into adulthood and achieve economic self-sufficiency and potentially lacking formal education and training, under-employment, early parenting, homelessness, incarceration and suicide. We are working to assist these youth in attaining life- changing skills, life-affirming experiences and identifying/ accessing resources needed for survival and positive development. We do this in part by facilitating positive peer connections to improve the likelihood that the youth involved with us will become stable and successful adults.
AMP believes a girl is not one dimensional and neither is her journey into womanhood. This transition is an intense and thrilling ride through some of the best years of a young lady’s life. Our wrap-around programs focus on developing the whole girl through long-lasting mentor-ships, peer-to-peer connections, and educational experiences equipping our promised with the skills to navigate through life with confidence as barriers are broken, self-discoveries are made, and unrealized potential is unleashed!CAUSE AREAS
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This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.
DATE POSTED
February 9, 2021
SKILLS
- Donor Management
- Fundraising
- Community Outreach
- Financial Planning
- Resource Development / Management
- Reporting & Dashboards
GOOD FOR
N/A
REQUIREMENTS
- Background Check
- 8 - 10 hours per month