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Job Description Brookline Community Foundation Seeks Executive Director About the Brookline Community Foundation The Brookline Community Foundation ("BCF") is a trusted philanthropic community anchor and partner dedicated to ensuring that everyone who lives, learns, works, and plays in Brookline can prosper and thrive. With roots dating back to the 19th century, BCF has evolved from its origins as a direct service provider into a strategic fundraiser, grantmaker, and nonprofit convener and catalyzer. It remains the only broad-based charitable foundation focused exclusively on Brookline. Fundraising and Grantmaking: Since 1999, BCF has granted over $15 million to nonprofit and similar partners which have met critical needs, expanded opportunity and equity, and strengthened the fabric of the Brookline community. These funds come from (i) individual, family and business donations raised by BCF in two annual fundraising campaigns, including targeted and sector funds, (ii) earned income and investment income from BCF's $16 million endowment, (iii) opportunistic Brookline town fund grants, such as from Federal ARPA funds, and (iv) to a lesser extent, private foundation grants. BCF has made over 1,400 grants in areas like educational enrichment, culture and the arts, economic mobility programs, mental health, support for basic needs like food and housing, and more. BCF has also funded over 330 scholarships to Brookline High School seniors with financial need. Convening, Catalyzing and Collaborating: BCF combines deep knowledge of local needs with the ability to convene, collaborate, and catalyze action in the Brookline nonprofit community. Our groundbreaking "Understanding Brookline" report and database (free and available to the public) not only helps guide BCF's own giving by highlighting changing needs, but is also a trusted resource for local nonprofits and the Town. BCF is often the first funder to back new ideas and emerging leaders, providing critical early support and guidance. BCF also provides consistent ongoing support to long-standing organizations so they can sustain essential services and grow their impact. Finally, the foundation also regularly convenes Brookline nonprofit leaders to promote collaboration and strengthen their combined effectiveness. Guided by the values of listening, equity, sustainability, and putting community first, BCF helps ensure that every resident has access to the essentials for a healthy, vibrant life-and that local voices shape decisions and investments. You can learn more about BCF by accessing its 2024-25 Annual Report or click here to learn more about community foundations. BCF 2025 highlights, which have received extensive coverage in Brookline.news and Boston.com, include: • Rapidly convening 25 Brookline nonprofits and community partners to coordinate responses to the SNAP emergency (a group that now meets regularly); and, • Launching a groundbreaking guaranteed income pilot, "UpTogether Brookline," providing $750 a month, no strings attached, for one year to 53 households living in Brookline public housing or receiving Section 8 rental assistance. BCF currently employs an interim executive director and two staff, supplemented by temporary consultants for development and communications, and has recently outsourced the finance/accounting and human resources functions. BCF has an annual budget of about $2 million and granted $1.3 million in 2025. The foundation is overseen by a volunteer, twelve-member Board of Trustees, comprised of a diverse group of Brookline community leaders. With an engaged board and a strong record of leadership during periods of transition, BCF is poised for its next chapter of growth and impact under a new executive director. Opportunity Going Forward The Executive Director will have the opportunity to lead a highly respected, mission-driven, and ambitious public charity which is a trusted partner for donors committed to making transformative investments and stewarding and activating collective resources to strengthen the nonprofit sector, create opportunity, and promote equity throughout Brookline. In addition to effectively and efficiently overseeing all foundation operations, finance, governance, and resource development, high priorities for the Executive Director are: • Building on the foundational work done by the Interim Executive Director and in collaboration with the board, delivering on a more robust business model for BCF, one which allows the foundation to efficiently achieve its mutually agreed upon strategic priorities., • Strengthening the development infrastructure and strategically engaging donors, the board, and partners to expand and diversify BCF's revenue streams., • Shaping a positive, high-performing internal work culture to maximize the capacity and contributions of a small staff and to promote retention., • Supporting board development to strengthen its effectiveness, solidify the appropriate balance between governance and management, and foster greater participation in fundraising., • Developing and implementing a communications, marketing, and messaging strategy to promote a common understanding of the foundation's mission, strategic priorities, resources, and limitations and to support resource development. Profile of the Ideal Candidate BCF knows that most candidates will not meet all the desired credentials, skills, and qualities listed below, so it encourages prospective candidates to think generously about how their experience and background can meet the desired profile. Credentials: • A minimum of five years of senior administrative leadership or equivalent experience with exposure to the work of nonprofits and/or foundations., • Passion for and commitment to BCF's mission as well as alignment with its core values., • Knowledge and understanding of communities similar to Brookline would be advantageous. Skills and Qualities: Strategic and Mission-Oriented Leader • Visionary leader able to work collaboratively to develop common priorities while also contributing a personal vision for organizational growth as well as structural and cultural alignment., • Successful track record leading an organization of similar scale and size with the ability to strengthen systems, processes, and organizational discipline., • Entrepreneurial and resourceful mindset to build and lead a small, scrappy nonprofit., • Able to operationalize and execute effectively, demonstrating strong project management and executive-function skills, with the ability to stay disciplined to minimize mission creep., • Skilled convener who brings together diverse stakeholders, builds consensus, and develops trust., • Inspired to be BCF's articulate and passionate spokesperson and community representative with strong networking and public speaking skills., • Charismatic, engaging, and approachable ambassador who can position BCF as a go-to institution in Brookline., • Eager to be present, engaged, and visible in the community to create deep connections and partnerships within the town's unique political environment where it is frequently necessary to navigate strong, diverse viewpoints. Experienced Fundraiser and Board Partner • Track record of successful fundraising with the ability to innovate on and execute a robust development plan which diversifies revenue streams., • Able to cultivate and steward donors with specific experience engaging major donors and comfort with "making the ask" regardless of the amount requested., • Savvy, strategic, and persistent relationship builder who engages proactively with volunteers, residents, nonprofits, and the broader community seeing all as potential BCF donors., • Knowledge of board best practices, assisting the board to establish and set limits and boundaries and striking the appropriate and consistent balance between governance and management. Relationship-Centered Team Builder • Team builder who can hire well, delegate appropriately, and develop and retain staff., • Fair, consistent, supportive manager who engages staff, mentors others, and leads by example., • High emotional and cultural intelligence with a commitment to hearing and respecting all voices so staff, community members, and partners feel valued and heard., • Humble, grounded, self-aware, open to feedback, and willing to "listen and learn" before acting., • Comfortable navigating difficult conversations and resolving conflicts to advance BCF's mission. Compensation, Benefits, and Work Environment: This is a full-time, salaried, exempt position with a starting salary range of $160,000 to $180,000 commensurate with experience and qualifications. BCF offers a comprehensive benefits package which includes health and dental insurance as well as a 403b retirement match up to 4%. BCF offers 14 paid holidays and unlimited time off (Responsible Paid Time Off policy). Based on the annual budget, each employee is allocated an amount towards personal professional development. BCF works in a hybrid model. This role will require onsite work in BCF's office and active participation in the Brookline community. The office is located in Brookline near public transportation (bus and T). Additional Information and Application Process BCF recognizes and values diversity as a vital characteristic. All qualified individuals will receive consideration for employment and advancement without regard to race, color, ethnicity, gender (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, age, religious creed, ancestry, national origin, military or veteran status, genetic information, marital status, receipt of public benefits (including housing subsidies), family status (e.g. because one has or doesn't have children), or other protected classes as defined by the Brookline, State and Federal law. Candidate must include a resume and a cover letter, both in PDF format, which describe how qualifications and experience match the needs and mission of BCF. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Upload required documents to: . This executive search is being conducted by Eos Transition Partners consultant, John Tarvin. All submissions will be acknowledged and are confidential, and any questions can be submitted to John at: .

Job Description Community Servings' mission is to actively engage the community to provide medically tailored, nutritious, scratch-made meals to chronically and critically ill individuals and their families. In addition, we are committed to prioritizing racial and economic justice and health equity in all our programs and business practices. We are a dynamic and fast-growing agency at the forefront of the "Food is Medicine" field, providing over 1M medically tailored meals annually to clients and their families experiencing illness and food insecurity in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. In addition, our work strongly focuses on supporting the regional local food system, delivering high-quality nutrition education to the community, and hosting an on-site food-service workforce development program. Over the past 34 years, the agency has provided 13M+ free, scratch-made meals. Community Servings seeks a dynamic and mission-driven Major Gifts Officer to join our collaborative development team during an exciting period of growth. Reporting to the Director of Major and Planned Giving, the Major Gifts Officer will play a critical role in advancing Community Servings’ mission by securing philanthropic support from a portfolio of individuals. This frontline fundraising position will manage an active portfolio of 100–125 major gift prospects and lead efforts to identify, cultivate, solicit, and steward five- and six-figure gifts that fuel annual fundraising and strategic initiatives. The Major Gifts Officer will develop and execute personalized engagement strategies, partner with senior staff and volunteers on solicitations, and represent Community Servings at donor events and external functions. The ideal candidate is a confident and goal-oriented fundraiser with a proven track record of closing significant gifts, exceptional relationship-building skills, and a passion for Community Servings’ mission. Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following. Other duties may be assigned. • Manage an active portfolio of 100–125 major gift prospects, primarily comprised of individuals., • Identify, qualify, and cultivate new major gift prospects, developing comprehensive strategies for solicitation and long-term engagement, • Directly solicit five- and six-figure gifts and partner with senior staff and volunteers on solicitations by providing prospect briefings, strategic guidance, and donor communications, • Develop and execute strategic donor engagement opportunities, including small gatherings for select prospects and larger stewardship events., • Deliver a high-quality donor experience through personalized correspondence, compelling proposals, and timely acknowledgements., • Track and report on portfolio activity using Salesforce prospect management, ensure accurate documentation of interactions, progress toward goals, and donor pipeline development., • Represent Community Servings at external functions and events, serving as an ambassador for the mission., • Collaborate with the Development Team to align major gift strategies with organizational priorities and fundraising goals., • Other duties as assigned. Qualifications To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the experience, knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. • Strong interpersonal and relationship-building skills, with the ability to foster authentic connections between donors and Community Servings., • Confidence in soliciting major gifts and inspiring individuals to invest in the mission., • Exceptional communication skills, both written and verbal, with the ability to engage donors, board members, volunteers, and colleagues professionally., • Organizational and time-management skills to thrive in a fast-paced environment, meet deadlines, and manage competing priorities., • High degree of integrity, initiative, and resourcefulness, with a collaborative approach to working across teams., • Proficiency with donor management systems and office technology; experience with Salesforce and Microsoft Office preferred., • Passion for Community Servings’ mission and commitment to advancing its values., • Ability to travel regularly within New England, with occasional trips beyond the region. Night and weekend availability as needed Education/Experience Bachelor’s degree and a minimum of three to five years of experience managing donor relationships, with a proven track record of closing five- and six-figure gifts. Work Environment Ideally the position will primarily be based out of Community Servings Jamaica Plain office; thus, the ideal candidate will live within an easily commutable distance of Boston. The work environment characteristics described here are representative of those an employee encounters while performing the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. The noise level in the office work environment is usually quiet to moderate. Hybrid schedule: 3 in-office days per week. Note we have offices in JP and Mansfield Benefits: We offer a complete benefits program including: Medical Insurance Vision Insurance Life-, Short- and Long-Term Disability Insurance Paid Vacation, Holidays, Sick Time, and Personal Time off Flexible Spending account (Medical and Daycare) Tuition reimbursement 403(b) Retirement Plan Free Dental Insurance Free daily community lunch Free parking Physical Demands The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. The employee must occasionally lift and/or move up to 25 pounds. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to talk or hear. The employee is frequently required to sit and use hands to finger, handle, or feel. The employee is routinely required to stand and walk. Community Servings knows that diversity drives excellence. We are a place where everyone is welcome. We celebrate, promote, and derive strength from a diversity of lived experiences. We actively seek and encourage an inclusive workforce. Community Servings participates in E-Verify and will provide the federal government with your Form I-9 information to confirm that you are authorized to work in the U.S. Please refer to the E-Verification Poster (English/Spanish) and Right to Work Poster (English/Spanish) for additional information. If E-Verify cannot confirm that you are authorized to work, Community Servings is required to give you written instructions and an opportunity to contact the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) or Social Security Administration (SSA) so you can begin to resolve the issue before any action is taken against you, including terminating your employment. Community Servings can only use E-Verify once you have accepted a job offer and completed Form I-9.

Job Description ABOUT CHAPA Citizens’ Housing and Planning Association (CHAPA) is the leading statewide advocacy organization for affordable housing in Massachusetts. CHAPA works to advance policies and programs that promote the production and preservation of housing that is affordable for households with low and moderate incomes, while fostering diverse, sustainable communities through planning and community development. CHAPA brings together a broad and diverse “big tent” of stakeholders—advocates, developers, lenders, service providers, tenant organizations, public officials, and community leaders—to shape housing policy at the local, state, and federal levels. This coalition-based approach is central to CHAPA’s identity: we build consensus across stakeholders who may have competing priorities, finding common ground that moves housing policy forward for all. Our Impact: * Leading voice on affordable housing policy in Massachusetts for over 55 years * Convener of the state’s most diverse housing coalition * Home to the Housing Policy Action Center, Municipal Engagement Initiative, Housing Leadership Academy, and the Massachusetts Homeownership Collaborative * Host of the region’s largest annual affordable housing event * $3.1M operating budget with a diversified funding base CHAPA has built a deeply collaborative, values-driven organizational culture under its current leadership. The next CEO will be expected to honor and sustain that culture while bringing their own strengths to the role. THE POSITION CHAPA seeks a dynamic, strategic, and highly collaborative Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to lead the organization into its next chapter. The ideal candidate brings deep expertise in Massachusetts housing policy, established relationships across the state’s housing ecosystem, demonstrated fundraising success, and a consensus-building leadership style. The CEO will work closely with the Board of Directors, lead CHAPA’s experienced staff team, and serve as the organization’s primary external representative. This is an outward-facing role that requires someone who can navigate the complexities of state legislative and budget processes, maintain trusted relationships across diverse coalitions, and strengthen CHAPA’s financial sustainability through robust fundraising. This role calls for a leader with a strong understanding of the Massachusetts housing landscape, including the legislative environment, advocacy community, development sector, and policy context. While existing relationships across these areas are highly valued, CHAPA is seeking a CEO who can both draw on prior experience and continue to build and deepen partnerships over time. The ideal candidate will be prepared to step into key conversations, quickly establish credibility, and grow relationships as part of the role. Your commitment to housing justice, collaborative leadership style, and ability to hold space for competing perspectives will be instrumental in advancing CHAPA’s mission. This role reports to CHAPA’s Board of Directors. MAJOR FUNCTIONS & RESPONSIBILITIES Strategic Leadership & Organizational Culture * Provide overall strategic direction for CHAPA in partnership with the Board of Directors * Lead, support, and develop an experienced staff team, fostering a collaborative, inclusive, and high-performing organizational culture * Sustain CHAPA’s trust-based management approach, where staff are empowered to do their best work with appropriate autonomy and support * Maintain an even-keeled, positive leadership presence—particularly within uncertain political and policy environments * Oversee all organizational operations, including policy development, research, advocacy, programs, communications, fundraising, and finance Public Policy & Advocacy * Lead CHAPA’s state and federal housing policy and advocacy agenda, including legislative priorities and budget advocacy * Maintain established, trusted relationships with Massachusetts legislators, public officials, and key housing stakeholders * Navigate the state legislative and budget process with confidence and existing expertise * Convene, participate in, and lead diverse advocacy coalitions, skillfully navigating competing or conflicting priorities among partners * Serve as a consensus builder who can hold space for advocates, developers, tenant organizations, lenders, and public officials * Maintain CHAPA’s research-backed, deliberate approach to policy positions while keeping momentum on key priorities Fundraising & Financial Sustainability * Serve as the organization’s chief fundraiser, with donor cultivation and revenue development as a central and ongoing responsibility of the role * Actively cultivate and steward relationships with foundations, corporate partners, individual donors, and public funders * Lead the continued development of CHAPA’s fundraising infrastructure, including expanding individual giving (a relatively new area for the organization), strengthening board engagement in fundraising, and building long-term philanthropic capacity * Work closely with the Board and staff to develop and execute CHAPA’s fundraising strategy * Oversee financial management to ensure fiscal responsibility, transparency, and sustainability External Representation & Communications * Act as CHAPA’s primary public ambassador and spokesperson * Represent CHAPA on governmental and non-governmental task forces and commissions at the local, state, and federal levels * Represent CHAPA at forums, conferences, community events, and fundraising activities—including CHAPA’s annual dinner, the largest affordable housing event in the region * Engage with the media through interviews, public statements, and op-eds * Present on panels and speak publicly on housing policy and advocacy issues * Oversee organizational communications, including publications, reports, digital content, and branding Board & Stakeholder Engagement * Partner closely with the Board of Directors on governance, strategy, fundraising, and organizational growth * Support Board development, recruitment, and engagement—including building the Board’s capacity and comfort with fundraising * Strengthen and expand CHAPA’s diverse base of constituents, members, and partners across sectors QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE There are innumerable ways to learn, grow, and excel professionally. We respect this when we review applications and take a broad look at the experience of each applicant. We want to get to know you and the unique strengths you will bring to the work. This said, we are most likely to be interested in your candidacy if you can demonstrate the majority of the qualifications and experiences listed below: Required: * 10+ years of progressively responsible leadership experience, including senior-level management in a nonprofit, public sector, advocacy, or other mission-driven organization * Extensive knowledge of Massachusetts housing policy and programs * Established relationships within the Massachusetts housing ecosystem * Demonstrated success in fundraising and revenue generation, including foundation, corporate, and individual giving * Proven experience managing and developing senior-level staff and leading complex organizations * Strategic, consensus-oriented leadership style with a track record of coalition-building * Exceptional communication skills, including public speaking and writing for external audiences * Experience representing an organization publicly, including with the media, policymakers, and funders * A collaborative, trust-based leadership approach that fosters an inclusive, high-performing team culture * Familiarity with federal housing policy * Passion for affordable housing, community development, and advancing equity for households with low and moderate incomes Preferred: * Experience working with or serving on a nonprofit board * Background in housing development, community development, or related fields * Experience building fundraising infrastructure and culture within an organization LOCATION, COMPENSATION & BENEFITS This is a full-time, hybrid position based in Boston, MA. The CEO will be expected to regularly work from CHAPA’s office and meet in person with stakeholders, partners, legislators, and funders throughout the Commonwealth. The anticipated salary range for this position is $180,000–$210,000. Compensation is part of a comprehensive total rewards package, and final offers will be determined based on job-related knowledge, skills, competencies, and experience. CHAPA offers an excellent benefits package, including generous paid time off, retirement benefits, and comprehensive medical coverage. HOW TO APPLY Interested candidates are encouraged to promptly submit their applications through our online portal. All applicants will receive a response to their application. Please email with questions or for support in submitting your application. Candidates who advance should expect: * Initial interviews with the recruitment team at Positively Partners in February 2025 * A virtual interview with members of a Search Committee comprised of CHAPA Board members * Final interviews with the Search Committee and key external stakeholders in April 2025 The target start date is May 2025. Positively Partners is committed to conducting an equitable, accessible assessment process. If you would like to request an accommodation during the interview process, please email . Accommodation requests will be handled confidentially. CHAPA is committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion in all aspects of our work. Candidates of diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply. CHAPA is an equal opportunity employer. ... ©Copyright 2026 Positively Partners LLC

Job DescriptionDescription: About FamilyAid FamilyAid is Greater Boston’s largest agency solely focused on helping children and parents avoid and overcome homelessness. Serving more than 5,000 family members annually, FamilyAid delivers a continuum of prevention, shelter, housing, and stabilization programs rooted in evidence-based solutions. Aligned with the Aspen Institute’s Two-Generational (2Gen) framework, FamilyAid builds family well-being by intentionally and simultaneously working with children and their caregivers. The 2Gen approach addresses housing, income, education, health, and family stability in tandem. This holistic model strengthens families, disrupts intergenerational cycles of poverty and housing instability, and builds economic prosperity that passes from one generation to the next. Mission, Vision, & Values FamilyAid operates with a clear commitment to its mission, vision, and values. Specifically: The mission is to empower parents and caregivers facing homelessness to secure and sustain housing and build strong foundations for their children’s futures. The vision is to prevent family homelessness whenever possible – or reduce its harm if it can’t be avoided – through education and support for children and parents that foster their long-term stability. Learn more about FamilyAid at The Opportunity FamilyAid’s Board of Directors is seeking their next President & CEO (CEO) to serve as the organization’s strategic and operational leader. Reporting to the Board, the CEO will advance the organization’s mission utilizing a 2Gen approach to working with families, lead a talented team, and amplify the agency’s voice and influence in anti-poverty work. The CEO will guide the development and execution of appropriate strategic plans to ensure stability amid uncertainty and to lay the groundwork for continued growth. As the public face of a nationally-recognized organization, the CEO will serve in a highly visible, mission-critical role, which will require a seasoned leader who brings vision, strategy, humility, operational rigor, and a deep equity orientation to the role. Key Responsibilities Organizational Leadership • Provide visionary, mission-driven, and results-oriented leadership for the organization., • Ensure that all aspects of the organization (financial management, philanthropy, organizational culture and talent, and programming) align in support of FamilyAid’s mission., • Serve as primary external fundraiser, with support of the Chief Advancement Officer and development team, stewarding existing relationships and building new relationships to continue to grow private philanthropy., • In partnership with the Chief Advancement Officer, lead a $15M “For the Kids” fundraising campaign to expand FamilyAid’s donor base., • Steward a $25M–$30M operating budget across 10+ public contracts and a fast-growing portfolio of private revenue., • Champion FamilyAid’s 2Gen model and ensure delivery of high-quality, trauma-informed services that achieve lasting stability for each family member., • Oversee program innovation, compliance, and community engagement strategies., • Guide cross-sector partnerships such as with Boston Public Schools, Boston Medical Center, CHIME (Child Homelessness Intercept Mapping and Engagement), and other key partnerships and coalitions., • Promote a values-driven, inclusive, high-performance culture that retains top talent and supports frontline staff., • Ensure FamilyAid is a workplace where dignity, safety, and collaboration are practiced every day., • Lead the development and execution of strategic adaptive planning cycles aligned with FamilyAid’s mission, values, and North Star., • Maintain an updated and clear-eyed understanding of public policy shifts, economic trends, and philanthropic landscapes., • Partner with the Board to drive governance excellence, strategic foresight, and organizational accountability., • Influence public policies that expand support for children and families experiencing homelessness., • Represent FamilyAid as a trusted thought leader, advocate, and spokesperson in local, state, and national arenas. description, ideal candidates will display the following professional and personal experience, skills, and characteristics: Passion for Mission • Unwavering devotion to advancing the well-being of those most in need, • Commitment to effectively serve children and families in poverty and a deep belief in their potential, • Demonstrated ability to consistently embody and inspire others to FamilyAid’s mission and values with resilience and adaptability Strategic & Visionary Mindset • Energized leader who balances vision and pragmatism and drives impact while building a safe and supportive culture where everyone is valued and respected, • Demonstrated ability to guide and support the Board and leadership team in key decisions affecting the direction of the organization, • Expertise in 2Gen, family-focused, or equity-centered models of service delivery; knowledge of housing/homelessness is preferred but not required Fundraising, Advocacy & Relationship-Building • Strong fundraising experience, with the ability to engage and inspire a variety of donors, including major donors, foundations, and corporate partners; experience maintaining and growing existing donor relationships as well as diversifying funding over time, • Proven capacity to navigate complexity and to operate effectively in environments that require nuance, judgment, and diplomacy, • Exceptional relationship-builder and communicator, able to inspire and engage others in support of FamilyAid’s work, • Ability to navigate complex public funding and contracts to maintain existing and create new revenue opportunities, • Experience influencing policy at the state and city level is preferred but not required Inspiring, Inclusive, People-First Leader • Experience leading a diverse team that includes multiple layers of management, building a culture reflective of organizational values, where staff feel safe, supported, and successful in the context of ambitious goals and a results-oriented culture, • Commitment to inclusive leadership, with a focus on equity and access to opportunity, • Demonstrated success managing $20M+ budgets, complex public contracts, and large-scale fundraising efforts, • Track record of creating, implementing, or advancing infrastructure so that teams are equipped to succeed, • Expert ability setting clear priorities and delegating responsibility, ensuring accountability, and driving success Credentials & Experience • At least 15 years of leadership experience in anti-poverty, human services, or public-sector organizations, • Master’s degree in public administration, nonprofit management, social work, urban policy, or related field is preferred Compensation & Benefits The salary range for this position is $250,000 to $285,000. FamilyAid offers a competitive executive compensation and benefits package, including hybrid work flexibility; health, dental, and vision insurance; health savings account; flexible spending account; 403(b) with employer match; generous paid time off; support for professional growth; life insurance; and employee assistance program. FamilyAid Boston is committed to a policy of equal employment opportunity without regard to race, color, national origin, religion, disability, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, or age. Location FamilyAid maintains a hybrid workplace, allowing work from home, the field, and its headquarters at 3815 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02130, though this position requires a significant physical presence at FamilyAid locations and with Boston-based funders and collaborators. Some evening and weekend hours will be required. Contact DSG | Koya has been exclusively retained for this engagement, which is being led by Cassie Scarano. Please submit a compelling cover letter and resume by filling out the Talent Profile here: Talent Profile All inquiries are strictly confidential. DSG | Koya is committed to providing reasonable accommodation to individuals living with disabilities. If you are a qualified individual living with a disability and need assistance expressing interest online, please email . If you are selected for an interview, you will receive additional information regarding how to request an accommodation for the interview process.

Job Description 2Life Communities provides superior housing to older adults of all backgrounds who can thrive independently within a supportive environment. We are a mission-driven organization with a vision whereby all older adults have the opportunity to age in community – to live a full life of connection and purpose in a dynamic and supportive environment. We are continually evolving support services to meet the needs of our diverse residents as they age. We offer case management, service coordination, and a wide array of wellness, cultural, and other activities. We partner with health care providers to identify innovative ways to support residents’ health and well-being, and we engage with the broader community through our Village Center program. 2Life owns and operates over 1,300 units of affordable rental housing located within six campuses in metropolitan Boston. With another 210 apartments under construction and more in planning, we expect to add another 600-700 units within the next several years as we complete projects in active planning and construction phases. We continue to pursue other development opportunities. We anticipate continued growth in the size of our portfolio, the geography in which we operate, and the diversity of our residents in terms of race, ethnicity, income levels, and need for supportive services. GENERAL SUMMARY 2Life Communities seeks a Fund Development Coordinator to be an integral member of a dynamic fundraising team, responsible for managing projects and providing high-level coordination that helps support the Fund Development Department’s goals. This is a full-time position. This is an ideal role for someone with strong organizational and communication skills who is eager to develop expertise in nonprofit fundraising. When ready, the Fund Development Coordinator will have the opportunity to take on a portfolio of corporate and individual donors. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS * Cultivate relationships with a portfolio of corporate and individual donors. * Oversee and execute the gift acknowledgment process to ensure every donor feels appropriately recognized and thanked. * Coordinate scheduling and logistics for the Development team. * Prepare for annual fund donor visits and meetings by assembling background materials and development documents. * Monitor inventory of development materials. * Support Development Operations in the preparation of donor impact reports and stewardship materials. * Add all contact reports and meeting notes from development team members and volunteers to the database * Create notes and Action Steps after key meetings. * Coordinate and manage all development mailings. * Provide logistical support for the annual gala and other events. PREPARATION, KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS & ABILITIES * 2-3 years of relevant experience, preferably in a non-profit organization * Superb attention to detail and analytical skills * Strong interpersonal and organizational skills * Strong writing skills. * Ability to multitask, meet deadlines, and problem-solve * Expected to work independently, proactively, and as a collaborative member of the development team * Experience with database systems required; Salesforce preferred * Excellent technology skills, including proficiency in Google Workspace * Ability to maintain strict confidentiality and data security * A desire to grow into a successful fundraiser BENEFITS AND MORE We offer a very rich benefit plan which for individuals adds 27% on top of the base pay and over 30% for employee +1 and families. Our rewards program includes but not limited to: • Robust medical and dental plan, • Vision, • Employer-paid life and AD&D, STD, and LTD insurance, • 401(k) plan, • Paid vacation, • Paid holidays, • 2 floating holidays, • Pet insurance We desire to build and cultivate an inclusive environment that brings together a diverse workforce with unique experiences, backgrounds, talents, and perspectives. External and internal applicants, as well as position incumbents who become disabled as defined under the Americans with Disabilities Act must be able to perform the essential job functions (as listed) either unaided or with the assistance of a reasonable accommodation to be determined by management on a case by case basis.

Job Description Donor Development Strategies (DDS) is a company that specializes in professional canvassing and grassroots outreach for public media stations (PBS and NPR). We’re looking to fill the Assistant Canvass Director position with someone that will be a strong fundraiser in the field, has excellent communication skills, and will be a good manager of the canvass staff. DDS campaigns are year-round, providing directors a structured 40-hour work week as well as benefits (healthcare, vision and dental opt in, 401(k), and Paid Time Off). Here in Boston, we fundraise on behalf of GBH. If you value the importance of these community resources and think you’d be a great fit, we encourage you to apply today! Job Classification Hourly – Non-Exempt – Full Time – Benefits Eligible Essential Job Functions • Field Work: Canvass 4-5 days per week. Perform field training and regular field check-ins with all staff. Canvass Directors are expected to meet and exceed minimum fundraising and canvass shift quotas in the field., • Staff Management: Manage staff by creating and executing training plans. Hold staff accountable for working scheduled shifts, timeliness, meeting minimum standards, professionalism, etc., • Administration: Collect and report data from daily and weekly operations. Ensure maintenance, management, and security of donor and organizational data and contributions. Deposit fully accounted for donations with the client each night., • Communication: Effectively communicate with your Director Team and Project Manager. Canvass Directors are expected to participate in company-wide communication channels in a professional and prompt way., • Prior canvassing, organizing, fundraising, and/or leadership experience., • Experience recruiting employees or volunteers, hiring/firing staff., • Base-level proficiency with Microsoft Office applications and cloud-based storage platforms., • Professional communication skills (including public speaking, professional writing, and strong telephone skills) are required., • Attention to detail, office management/administrative experience, and basic accounting skills are required., • Ability to canvass and/or perform in-field check-ins, including 5 hours walking outdoors, up to 5 days/week., • Ability to work in a professional office environment., • $23.00/hour starting base wage, plus fundraising bonuses., • $100 potential weekly bonuses., • Eligible for regular raises subject to performance reviews and office success., • Paid Time Off provided., • Subsidized healthcare/vision/dental., • 401(k) with automatic employer contribution after first year., • Reimbursed at IRS rate for work-related driving.

Job Description Museum of Science, Boston Innovation and creativity come from the unique perspectives of a diverse staff. We value your perspective. Who We Are As science and technology increasingly shape our lives, the Museum of Science strives to equip and inspire everyone to use science for the global good while keeping up with the pace of change. Among the world's largest science centers and New England's most attended cultural institution, we engage nearly five million people a year – at Science Park and in museums around the world, in classrooms, and online. The Museum's singular location connecting Boston and Cambridge puts us at the junction of some of the world's most influential academic institutions and industries, local and state government, schools, and the public. Trusted by each sector, we are ideally positioned to convene, inspire, and create meaningful experiences for all. Come join us on our mission to inspire a lifelong love of science in everyone and living our vision for a world where science belongs to each of us for the Why We Need You We are looking for a resourceful, strategic, and passionate fundraiser who thrives on building deep, meaningful relationships with high-capacity donors. You are tenacious in pursuing ambitious goals, creative in aligning donor interests with the Museum's priorities, and energized by working closely with donors and leadership to make a tangible impact on the Museum's mission. If you enjoy designing and executing personalized engagement strategies, closing major gifts, and stewarding donors in a thoughtful and strategic way, we need you on our team. What You'll Accomplish • Frontline Fundraising & Portfolio Management: Cultivate, solicit, and manage a portfolio of high-capacity donors, including six- and seven-figure prospects, to meet ambitious revenue and engagement goals., • Board Member Engagement: Strategically engage board members to support trustee giving expectations and identify meaningful philanthropic opportunities., • Strategic Donor Conversations: Lead thoughtful, personalized conversations with prospective donors to align their philanthropic goals with Museum priorities., • Proposal Development & Gift Structuring: Develop compelling proposals and gift strategies, including understanding various giving vehicles and planned giving options., • Prospect Development: Identify and cultivate under-engaged or research-identified unaffiliated prospects to grow the donor base., • Frontline Fundraising Expertise: Proven success in managing high-capacity donor portfolios and closing major gifts; comfortable engaging with donors of diverse backgrounds., • Strategic & Resourceful: Creative and tenacious in developing strategies for donor engagement and cultivation, with a track record of delivering on ambitious goals., • Relationship-Oriented: Excels at building long-term, meaningful relationships with donors and internal stakeholders., • Exceptional Communication Skills: Strong writer and speaker, able to craft compelling proposals and articulate the Museum's mission with authenticity. Mission-Focused: We inspire a lifelong love of science in everyone. Audience-Driven: Everything we do begins with the people we serve. Innovative: We are curious, take smart risks, share responsibility, and own outcomes. Generous: We offer time and energy towards common goals. Salary Range$100,000—$120,000 USDThe Museum of Science is fully committed to Equal Employment Opportunity and to attracting, retaining, developing and promoting the most qualified employees without regard to their race, gender, color, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, age, physical or mental disability, citizenship status, veteran status, or any other characteristic prohibited by federal, state or local law. We are dedicated to providing a work environment free from discrimination and harassment, and where employees are treated with respect and dignity.

Job Description Be The Change: Boston Children’s Hospital is dedicated to improving and advancing the health and well-being of ALL children around the world through its life-changing work in clinical care, biomedical research, medical education and community engagement. Who We Are: Threshold Giving empowers passionate individuals to find their purpose. As a Threshold Advocate and Fundraiser, you’re not just taking a job – you're joining a mission. You’ll be the voice in communities, events, and our interactive kiosks. Your message? Simple, compelling, and powerful. We're more than just a voice; we're a movement. Our Legacy: The belief that all children deserve the opportunity to live, grow and thrive with love and support, is foundational to who we are and what we do. The money we raise helps to provide programs that aid in the development of kids who are more than just patients. Your Impact: • Directly engage, inform, and inspire the public., • Foster relationships and ignite generosity for regular contributions., • Passionate about BCH and its work, • An effective communicator with a talent for forming genuine connections., • Able to independently engage in 50+conversations daily., • Self-driven, adaptable, and thrive in a dynamic setting., • A team player who can operate independently., • Competitive Pay: $25/hour plus performance bonuses., • Comprehensive Benefits: Access to professional counseling, legal & financial services, insurance after 90 days, and more., • Growth & Learning: Extensive training programs to refine your fundraising skills., • Team Culture: A supportive and uplifting work atmosphere promoting professional development., • Purposeful Role: Directly enhance community well-being. More than a paycheck, it's about making a tangible difference. Join Threshold Giving on behalf of Boston Children’s Hospital Equal Opportunity: At Threshold Giving, everyone is welcome. We are an equal-opportunity employer, respecting all aspects of individual identity. Threshold Giving – Igniting Passion. Inspiring Change. Powered by JazzHR k724HizUpO

A reputable higher education institution in Boston is seeking a Senior Director of Major Gifts to lead fundraising efforts.The role involves cultivating relationships with donors and managing a team to achieve major gift fundraising goals.Successful candidates will have experience in soliciting dona