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Description
The Development Associate at Birch Rock Camp supports the camp’s fundraising strategies, donor stewardship, alumni support and overall advancement efforts. The role is primarily responsible for the operational and administrative function of the development program, ensuring accurate gift processing, timely donor communication, coordinating camp marketing initiatives and working with camp administration, trustees & volunteers to build robust advancement initiatives. The Development Associate works closely with the Community & Alumni Director to strengthen annual and long term fundraising goals and foster strong relationship building with Birch Rock supporters and volunteers.
Requirements
Provide general administrative support to Development including database management, record keeping, newsletters and preparation of materials
Assist with reports, summaries and documentation related to fundraising and donor activity with Development Committee, Campaign initiatives and other
Support development and administrative related projects as assigned
Commitment to Birch Rock’s mission and values
Strong relationship-building and interpersonal skills
Highly organized, detail-oriented and able to multi-tasks projects simultaneously
Demonstrated sensitivity to handling confidential information
Proficiency in Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, Powerpoint and Google Suite. Able to adapt to camp’s CRM System - CampMinder
Team-player with flexibility and positive attitude
The role is hybrid: remote & in-person. Birch Rock will provide a company computer. This is a 30-32 hour/per week position with a competitive salary based upon experience. Additional responsibilities with the camp community may be considered for full time employment.
Birch Rock is an Equal Opportunity Employer and values diversity and an equitable and inclusive environment for all employees. All employment is based upon qualifications, abilities to meet the physical demands, merit and organizational need.