Silver Horizons New Mexico, Inc.

Part-Time Development Director
The person selected for this position will provide leadership and management for a full-spectrum development effort at a small, but fast-growing, non-profit that aids seniors who are vulnerable due to limited income and/or life-crisis.

Areas of responsibility will include, but are not limited to, the annual campaign, donor cultivation, direct mail, grant research/writing, assisting with the fundraising aspects of special events, electronic media, etc.

The applicant should possess excellent written and oral communication skills, have facility with the standard Microsoft Office programs, have an undergraduate degree, 3-5 yrs experience in fund development, and be an enthusiastic, energetic self-starter who loves people especially the elderly!

Please email cover letter and resume by Feb 17th to - No phone call please!

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St. Martin's Hospitality Center

Grant Writer/Development Specialist
Grant writer, fund raising, event planning & donor relations for local non-profit serving homeless individuals. Requires relevant degree + 3 years exp in grant writing, fundraising, public relations, and development. Exp. with Grant Writing required. This position will assist the Development Director in Special Events and fundraising, with primary focus on grant writing.

Fundraising/Community Relations/Volunteer Program-Networking with other organizations.-Newsletter: publishing newsletter at least 3 times annually.-Develop and maintain relationships with media.-Develop relationships with churches, civic groups, clubs.-Develop and maintain relationships with community, county, state and federal officials, major contributors and key individuals.-Other community relations activities and events as assigned. Volunteer Programs-Keep community informed

Appropriate Degree and 3 years experience in development, community relations or similar experience in Non-Profits. Knowledge of fundraising strategies, development calendars and grant writing for non-profits.-Strong written and spoken communication skills. Ability to communicate effectively with individuals at all levels; and in one on one or in group settings.

Email cover letter and resume with salary requirements to: or fax to: 505-242-4861.

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Carrie Tingley Hospital Foundation

Director of Special Events and Donor Relations
Responsible for special events management, donor stewardship program, and volunteer coordination. In addition to a busy year-round fundraising calendar, coordinate one of New Mexico’s largest fundraising events, Mudd Volleyball and our community’s fastest-growing holiday event, the Festival of Trees.

Excellent project management and event coordination skills as well as strong communication skills, attention to detail, self-motivation, and ability to meet deadlines are essential.

Bachelors degree plus 1-2 years experience or equivalent work experience. Must be proficient with Microsoft Office. Donor software experience a plus. Full-time with some weekend and evening hours.

Submit resume and a cover letter explaining why you are uniquely qualified for this position to by February 15, 2012. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE.

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Solomon Schechter Day School of Albuquerque

Development Director
Research sources of contributions, fundraising, and grants and create a development plan. Assist staff and volunteers in implementing the development plan.

Part time position.

Send resume to Kathryn Weil, Head of School, at .

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Equal Access to Justice

Development Director / Executive Director
This is a 3/4 time position leading Equal Access to Justice, Inc., a small non-profit with an active, supportive board that raises funds for organizations providing free civil legal services to people living in poverty. Responsibilities include planning, implementing and managing all fund raising activities and limited administrative duties.

Requirements include: history of success with fund raising and leadership and excellent interpersonal skills. Familiarity with the NM legal community is highly desirable. Salary range: $32k - $42k.

Send a letter of interest and resume via e-mail to . Only applicants that meet the requirements will be acknowledged.

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New Mexico Center on Law and Poverty

Development Officer
Position will be responsible for grant writing and reporting, as well as overall grant administration and management, funder relationship-building, project evaluation, individual and major donor solicitation, and basic database management. If you are not highly organized and detail-oriented, you are not a good fit for this job.

Must demonstrate: experience in writing grant proposals that received funding and careful attention to detail. Other requirements include superb writing skills, ability to track & manage multiple grants, and basic Microsoft proficiency. Bachelor’s Degree preferred, but related education and experience may be considered in lieu of degree.

The Center on Law and Poverty is a highly rewarding place to work, with a friendly and supportive staff and a flexible work environment. Our mission is to advance economic and social justice for low-income New Mexicans through education, advocacy and litigation. Please visit our website at www.nmpovertylaw.org to learn more about our organization.

Send cover letter detailing grant writing experience and success and resume to . No calls please. EOE

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