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ORGANIZATION: Metropolitan Family Service

Social Purpose Works is recruiting for a fundraising professional to develop a fundraising plan for Professional Business Development Group.

PBDG’s primary purpose is to improve the business conditions in the construction industry by increasing Preparation, Competitiveness and Relationships. PBDG members are women and minority construction contractors and professional services firms in the construction industry that share PBDG’s goal. PBDG was organized by its members with the recognition that, despite years of efforts, DMWESB (Disadvantaged, Minority-Owned, Women-Owned, Emerging Small Business) construction and professional services contractors in the construction industry remain greatly under-represented which negatively impacts the productivity, efficiency, and vitality of Oregon Contractors and the construction industry as a whole.

As a 501c6 trade association for minority-owned, women-owned and certified firms in construction. PBDG operates a technical assistance program through its Foundation.

The PBDG Foundation is a new 501c3 nonprofit organization that operates the Construction Business Training And Plan (TAP) Center. The Center provides wrap-around, construction-specific, technical assistance services to meet participants where they are and build a long-term foundation for their business. Staff also work with other nonprofit organizations and business community partners to provide owners with access to valuable resources. The TAP Center is available to meet the needs of minority and women contractors and professional service firms (consulting, design, general services, architecture and engineering). Businesses do not have to be members of PBDG to utilize this resource.

Project Description:
As a trade organization, PBDG has relied on membership dues. PBDG Foundation has the opportunity to develop a robust, diversified fundraising plan to further their mission. PBDG Foundation is looking for a fundraising professional to help identify fundraising priorities, establish and document a plan that they can work from. This project will create the foundation for organizational support, sustainability and growth.

Key Deliverables:
-Review current activities, resources and challenges, and work with staff to develop fundraising goals
-Identify a spectrum of active and passive fundraising activities including donor acquisition/individual giving (and donor management), corporate sponsorship, engaging events, grants, online giving strategies, rewards programs, etc. and staff/board/time/financial resources required for each.
-Guide in narrowing focus to activities to implement in years 1, 2 and 3.
-Create and document a 3-5 year fundraising plan and calendar with key milestones that parallel strategic initiatives.
-Advise on building board member support and activity in fundraising efforts
-Train staff on how to carry out and maintain the plan

Knowledge, Skills, Abilities Required:
-Project management
-Business Development
-Procurement
-Excellent oral and written communications skills
-Process Improvement
-Training and Documentation

Resources: The Executive Director is the project champion. Selected candidate must have their own technology.

View full project description: https://www.socialpurpose.works/opportunity/a0C5G00000estUMUAY

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About Metropolitan Family Service

Location:

1010 SE Stark St, Portland, OR 97214, US

Mission Statement

Metropolitan Family Service helps people move beyond the limitations of poverty, inequality and social isolation. We serve children, families and older adults in the tri-county area. MFS is dedicated to building stronger communities by providing services, connecting people with resources, and offering meaningful and rewarding volunteer opportunities.

Description

Metropolitan Family Service (MFS) volunteers serve in various capacities, depending on their areas of interest and abilities. Volunteers participate in on-going opportunities in one of three focus areas: helping children succeed, strengthening families and their connections to the community, and helping older adults and persons with disabilities live independently. We create opportunities that bridge generations and inspire everyone to live their best life.

CAUSE AREAS

Employment
Race & Ethnicity
Women
Employment, Race & Ethnicity, Women

WHEN

Wed Sep 08, 2021 - Tue Dec 07, 2021

WHERE

This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.

SKILLS

  • Business Development
  • Donor Management
  • Fundraising
  • Resource Development / Management
  • Project Management
  • Relationship Building

GOOD FOR

N/A

REQUIREMENTS

  • Background Check
  • Must be at least 25
  • Medium project, estimated hours between 80-120 hours, to be completed within 4-5 months of start date. Flexible hours with your schedule.
  • Education/Experience: At least 5 years in successful fundraising development and implementation. Experience engaging staff and board

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