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As Communications Coordinator, you will provide vital support to both the Communications and Fund Development Departments by managing a variety of communications projects across the Kline Galland organization. You will collaborate with internal stakeholders, as well as external vendors, to produce digital and print collateral that promotes the Kline Galland brand and story. Projects will include Kline Galland’s quarterly print newsletter, fundraising materials, social media content, website pages, advertisements, event collateral, and more. This position reports directly to the Director of Communications. For over a century, thousands across the Pacific Northwest have relied on Kline Galland’s excellent senior care. Today, our family of services provides those aging or recovering from illness and injury with skilled nursing, rehabilitation, memory care, hospice, palliative care, independent and assisted living, home health, and home care. As a nonprofit organization founded in Jewish values, we welcome residents and patients of all backgrounds and employ more than 750 culturally diverse team members committed to competent care for all. Learn more at . KEY RESPONSIBILITIES • Coordinate communications projects and initiatives, in collaboration with internal departments and external vendors, ensuring timely execution and alignment with organizational priorities, • Assist with the creation, collection, and management of print and digital collateral, creative assets, data, photos, and testimonials, • Support the implementation of Kline Galland’s strategy to grow and engage our community through social media and digital marketing (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Indeed, Glassdoor, MailChimp, Google, and other online platforms) - Analyze metrics to understand successes and opportunities, • Write, edit, and proofread content in alignment with the org’s brand standards including, social media posts, blogs, website content, emails, correspondence for stewardship and other channels, • Collaborate with Communications Director and Fund Development Department to design and populate content for Kline Galland Campus at Seward Park’s multimedia wall using Canva and digital signage software, • Support fundraising efforts, including collateral creation, database management, donor research, donor recognition, scheduling & meeting coordination, solicitation tracking, and other philanthropy administrative duties as needed, • Work closely with third-party signage vendors to facilitate the design, ordering, and installation of donor plaques and other building signage, • Support planning and execution of community engagement events, including philanthropy-focused events, dedications, luncheons, etc. as needed, • Act as a keeper of the organization’s brand voice and key messaging, while working to elevate awareness and promote brand, • Work as a tight-knit team with the Director of Communications & Fund Development Department, supporting team projects and priorities and filling in as needed, • General Communications and Fund Development administrative duties as assigned What You Bring: • Undergraduate degree in communications, marketing or related field, • 1–3 years of communications/marketing experience, • Experience in a nonprofit/mission-driven organization is a plus, • Experience in a healthcare setting and/or with sensitive and confidential information a plus, • Ability to drive tasks to completion, manage multiple projects and tasks, troubleshoot and problem solve, and budget time appropriately to allow for shifting priorities, • Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written, with experience writing to different audiences, • Proven ability to collaborate and work closely with multiple teams, as well as leadership, to positively impact strategies and direction of programs, • An overall positive attitude, with a decisive and collaborative approach to decision-making, • Comfortable in a fast-paced environment that demands flexibility and prioritization of competing projects and emerging requests, • Political savvy, integrity, and discretion with managing working relationships with board members, donors, and professional staff, • Ability to exercise sound judgment and make decisions consistent with Kline Galland mission and core values, • Ability and interest in gaining new skills and knowledge necessary for the performance of essential job functions, • Ability to establish priorities, work independently, and proceed with objectives with minimal supervision, • Ability to interact with colleagues, supervisors, clinicians, volunteers, external partners, and leadership, face-to-face or electronically, • High level of comfort and ability navigating digital programs, systems, and processes, • Experience in project management and/or administrative coordinating experience a plus, • Experience in the following tools: Meta business suite, social media platforms, MailChimp, Wordpress, Microsoft Office, Canva, Adobe Creative Suite (with emphasis on InDesign and Photoshop), and donor management tools (Ex: Raiser’s Edge, Wealth Engine, iWaves) a plus Pay range: $33.65 - $40.87 Hourly

Carney, Sandoe & Associates, an educational recruitment organization partnered with St. Thomas School, a PreK-8 grades independent school to find their next Director of Development, in Medina, Washington. This role is responsible for strengthening a culture of giving across the school community while building meaningful, long-term relationships with current families, alumni, grandparents, trustees, and community partners. The director serves as a strategic partner to the Head of School and senior leadership, helping ensure philanthropic efforts directly support the school’s mission, strategic priorities, and long-term sustainability. Key Responsibilities: • Leads the strategy, planning, and execution of all fundraising efforts, including annual giving, auctions, capital campaigns, major gift campaigns, and planned giving., • Develops and maintains the infrastructure, policies, and procedures that support sustainable, ethical, and effective fundraising practices., • Partners closely with the Head of School, senior leadership, and the board of trustees to shape strategy, cultivate relationships, and support major gift solicitation., • Manages a portfolio of major gift prospects., • Manages and supports the Head of School’s cultivation and solicitation efforts., • Cultivates and personally solicits leadership Annual Fund prospects., • Educates the school’s constituencies about development and fundraising activities, with a particular emphasis on new parents., • Collaborates closely with marketing and communications, as well as admissions, to support school-wide efforts to engage parents and faculty in the life of the school., • Develops activities and strategies that support a sense of community and belonging., • Leads, mentors, and supports development department staff, setting clear goals, priorities, and performance metrics., • Partners with the Assistant Director of Development on the annual report and other key advancement communications. Desired Qualities and Qualifications: • Bachelor’s degree in a related field; master’s degree preferred., • Substantial experience working in fundraising, advancement, or development, preferably in an independent school, education, or nonprofit setting., • Demonstrated success cultivating and soliciting major gifts., • Background leading or supporting capital or comprehensive campaigns., • Experience supervising, mentoring, or leading staff., • Familiarity with donor databases and CRM systems, such as Veracross or Raiser’s Edge. Potential Benefits: Compensation and benefit packages are competitive but will differ by school and will typically depend on geographic location, your experience, and your level of degree. 💵 Competitive pay 🧠 Professional Development Opportunities ✏️ Classroom Resources 🏥 Medical, dental and vision insurance 😃 401(k) plan – Employer match ⛱️ Paid holidays, vacation and personal time 🏠 Housing (boarding schools only) About CS&A: Our free job placement service connects educators with independent and private schools that align with their specific needs and qualifications. By getting to know each candidate personally, we match them with the right opportunities—saving time and ensuring the best match. Our mission is to help educators find roles where they can truly thrive. We have positions nationwide and internationally. Carney Sandoe does not discriminate on the basis of physical handicap, sex, race, creed, color, sexual orientation, gender identity, or national or ethnic origin in administration of its services, consulting, events, professional development, or other programs.

Job DescriptionSalary: $65,000-$75,000 BENEFITS: • Health, dental, vision and more, • 3 weeks paid time off + 10 paid holidays, • 403b with employer match, • Check out our full list of benefits andperksHERE Position Summary: The Grants Manager is a mission-driven fundraising professional who plays a critical role in advancing Seattle Humanes work to create a kinder world for pets and their people. This position leads the identification, pursuit,and stewardship of grant funding from private foundations, corporate partners, and other institutional funders. Workingcollaboratively across departments, the Grants Manager develops compelling proposals and reports, maintains strongfunder relationships, ensures compliance with grant requirements, and supports donor communications thatclearly demonstrate impact. This position is responsible for supporting the $900,000 annual goal for grants withexpected growth year over year. As part of Seattle Humanes Development team, this role helps turn shared values into meaningful philanthropic supportthat sustains essential programs and fuels organizational growth. Youll partner closely with colleagues across theorganization to align fundraising efforts with strategic priorities and community needs. If youre motivated byrelationship-building, storytelling, and seeing your work make a tangible difference in animal welfare every day,wedlove to meet you. KEY OR ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Grant Strategy & Prospect Research • Proactively identify and research new institutional funding opportunities that align with Seattle Humanes strategic priorities and program needs., • Maintain an active pipeline of grant prospects and coordinate tracking and reporting of deadlines, submissions, and outcomes. Proposal Development & Submission • Lead the full grant writing process, including drafting proposals, budgets, attachments, and other required materials., • Partner with program staff to gather project information and ensure proposals reflect programmatic goals and impact., • Ensure that all submissions areaccurate, compelling, and aligned with funder guidelines and organizational priorities. Fund Reporting & Stewardship • Manage all grant reporting timelines and producetimely, high-quality impact reports, budget reconciliations, and donor updates., • Develop clear and engaging reporting materials that communicate outcomes and strengthen institutional relationships. Cross-Functional Collaboration • Work closely with Developmentleadershipand the Finance team to develop project budgets and financial reporting for proposals and awards., • Collaborate with program partners across the organization to ensure alignment between funded activities and organizational goals. Relationship Management • Maintain ongoing communications with institutional donors and funders, trackingengagementand cultivating long-term support., • Support stewardship activities and contribute to broader Development initiatives as needed. Data & Systems Management • Ensureaccuratetracking of grant submissions, awards, communications, and financial information in fundraising databases (e.g., Raiser's Edge)., • Maintain a comprehensive library of proposals, reports, templates, and commonly used materials for future use. SECONDARY FUNCTIONS: • Produce other written development materials as needed, including internal summaries, presentations, and donor communications., • Perform other duties and contribute to team initiatives as assigned. SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITY: This position doesnottypically have supervisory responsibility. COMMUNICATION/INTERPERSONAL CONTACT: • Excellent professional writing skills required to create clear, concise, and compelling narratives for funders and internal audiences., • Frequent verbal and written interaction with internal partners, volunteers, external funders, and community stakeholders., • Commitment to fostering an inclusive, respectful, and collaborative work environment. COMPLEXITY: • Must exercise independent judgment and work both autonomously and as part of a team., • Manages diverse responsibilities that may vary in scope and urgency from day to day., • Demonstrates strong attention to detail and the ability to handle sensitive and confidential information professionally. KNOWLEDGE/EXPERIENCE/EDUCATION OR TRAINING: • Required minimum3 years of experienceingrantsmanagement, grant writing, or related fundraising functions., • Preferred animal welfare grant writing experience., • Strongtrack recordof writing successful proposals and managing reporting requirements., • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, including storytelling and persuasion., • Experience with fundraising databases (e.g., Raiser's Edge) and comfort with data tracking and analysis., • Proficiencyin Microsoft 365 applications., • Demonstrated ability to organize work, meet deadlines, and manage multiple priorities., • Passion for nonprofit work and alignment with SeattleHumanesmission is highly desired. LICENSES/CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED: None required. PHYSICAL/MENTAL REQUIREMENTS: • Work primarily occurs in an office environment with typical use of computers, phones, and office equipment., • Occasional exposure to shelter environments and interactions around animals may occur. WORKING CONDITIONS: Work Hours: Full-time,40 hoursa week, with occasional evenings or weekends for events.Hybrid work structure with required in-office presence per organizational policy. LOCATION: The position works onsite at Seattle Humanes Bellevue, WA office. SEATTLE HUMANE CORE VALUES: Candidate should be committed to SeattleHumanesCore Values: Compassion Accessibility Innovation Responsibility Teamwork WHO WE ARE: Seattle Humane is more than ashelter;werea community resource center.We'remeeting the increasing need for pet owner support servicesso that familiesdon'thave to choose between an overdue bill and a beloved family member.We'retraining the next generation of veterinarians in ourstate-of-the-artmedical center.We'rebuilding a community of animal advocates through our volunteer and youth education programs. The impact of Seattle Humane is life-changing, for the animals in our care and the people who love them. Our top priority is to connect animals in need of rescue with the people who will love them. Through our outreach,advocacyand services, we strive to ensure that animal companionship is accessible to all. Equal Opportunity Statement As an equal opportunity employer, Seattle Humane is committed to providing employment opportunities to all qualified applicants and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran status, or disability status or any other basis prohibited by applicable law.

Job DescriptionCOMPANY PROFILE Code.org is an education innovation nonprofit dedicated to the vision that every student in every school has the opportunity to learn about artificial intelligence (AI) and computer science (CS) as part of their core K-12 education. We increase participation in AI+CS education by reaching students of all backgrounds where they are — at their skill level, in their schools, and in ways that inspire them to keep learning, with a focus on increasing participation by young women and students from other underrepresented groups. The leading provider of K-12 AI+CS education curriculum across the globe, Code.org also organizes the annual Hour of AI campaign, building on the legacy of the Hour of Code, which has engaged more than 15% of all students in the world! A unifying approach in a divided world Code.org's global role in the K-12 computer science movement is only possible because we use a unifying approach across diverse and often divided stakeholders. At a time of increasing polarization, the idea of increasing opportunity for students unites people from across the political spectrum. Code.org's team members, students, teachers, and supporters have diverse and diverging view points, and they are all welcome in our mission. Read more. JOB SUMMARY The Revenue Account Executive will identify, cultivate, and close new funding partnerships with individuals, foundations, and corporations in support of Code.org's mission to expand access to computer science education. This role will focus on driving new donor acquisition and converting high-potential prospects into long-term supporters. The ideal candidate is a proactive relationship-builder with a background in Philanthropy and Development who has proven experience finding, pitching, and building a new portfolio of sophisticated funders, and a passion for Computer Science, AI and educational equity. This position is critical to growing Code.org's revenue base and ensuring the long-term sustainability of our programs. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES • Proactively identify and research new donor and partner prospects aligned with Code.org's mission and priorities, • Build and manage a pipeline of qualified leads through outreach, referrals, and prospecting strategies, • Conduct discovery meetings and pitch conversations to understand prospect goals and align them with funding opportunities, • Collaborate with internal collaborators to develop compelling proposals, presentations, and donor materials, • Drive the full sales cycle from first touch through close, with a focus on multi-year, six-figure commitments, • Maintain accurate and up-to-date records in Salesforce, tracking all prospect interactions and pipeline stages, • Coordinate with development operations to ensure smooth gift processing, reporting, and stewardship, • Collaborate with Marketing, Programs, and Product teams to tailor donor messaging and ensure alignment with organizational priorities, • Represent Code.org at conferences, donor meetings, and industry events as needed, • Meet and exceed individual fundraising goals as agreed upon with the Head of Development, • Contribute to team-wide initiatives to diversify Code.org's donor base and test new fundraising strategies, • Help establish scalable, repeatable outreach and pitch practices for future team growthEXPERIENCE & QUALIFICATIONS We seek candidates who have: • 2–3 years of frontline nonprofit fundraising experience, including direct engagement with individual donors and cultivation of net-new donor relationships, • Demonstrated success managing a donor portfolio with individual gifts ranging from $25K–$100K, • Experience owning and delivering against annual fundraising goals of $1M+, with clear accountability for results, • Proven ability to manage the full fundraising cycle from prospect identification and cultivation through solicitation, stewardship, and close, • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to tailor messaging to diverse audiences, • Strong interpersonal and relationship-building skills, with a consultative, donor-first approach, • Self-motivated, resilient, and comfortable navigating ambiguity in a fast-paced, passionate environment, • Strong organizational and time-management skills; able to manage multiple deadlines and priorities, • Demonstrated passion for education, equity, or technology, • Familiarity with philanthropic, corporate social responsibility, or nonprofit funding landscapes, • Be a U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident, • Work within the United States, • Pass a pre-employment background check, • Builder's mindset. We're looking for adaptable, result-driven team members who thrive in dynamic environments and can navigate shifting priorities with ease. In this role, you'll embrace change, pivot strategies as needed, and drive impactful solutions that align with evolving business needs. If you excel in fast-paced settings and enjoy turning challenges into opportunities, we'd love to have you on our team!, • We are hard on problems and kind to each other. We stay focused on the challenge of bringing computer science to students and teachers globally. We recognize that each of us brings the best of our intentions to support our mission and give grace when we make mistakes. Read our full AI Use Policy in Hiring here. WHAT IS THE INTERVIEW PROCESS LIKE? Step 1: Informational Interview - learn more about the role and share your experience (30 minutes) Step 2: Interviews with the Hiring Manager and members of the team (3 hours) Step 4: Panel Interview and Assignment Presentation (1 hour) Step 5: Final Interview (1 hour) Step 6: Reference Checks All interviews are currently being conducted virtually via Zoom TO APPLY Our team will review all applications on an ongoing basis and if we believe your qualifications would make a great fit, we'll contact you to schedule an informational interview. COMPENSATION & BENEFITS PACKAGE The expected salary range for this position is $90,000 - $100,000. Most offers are on the lower end of the salary range and are at the company's sole discretion based on the final candidate's experience. This allows us to provide a fair and equitable approach to compensation when setting pay and maintaining internal pay equity. This role is eligible for performance-based incentive bonuses. We also offer a comprehensive benefits package for full-time employees that includes: • Technology subsidy consistent with our Bring Your Own Device environment, • Flexible, engaging, and remote working environment, • Paid time off: 5 weeks total, comprised of 3 weeks vacation annually, plus a 2-week winter break office closure (including Christmas and New Year's), and sick leave, • Medical, dental and vision premiums paid at 100% for FT positions and their dependents, • Option to participate in 403b retirement plan, • Annual professional development stipend

Job Description Location: Bellevue, Reports to: EVP/CFOO Position Type: Full-Time, Exempt Compensation: $120,000 - $140,000 About the Club For nearly 70 years, Boys & Girls Clubs of Bellevue has provided safe, supportive spaces for youth outside of school hours. We focus on serving neighborhoods with the greatest needs, ensuring equitable access to life‑enhancing programs centered on academics, health, leadership, and belonging. Our mission is to empower all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, and responsible citizens. Position Overview The Vice President of Traditional Clubs & Athletics serves as a key executive leader responsible for the vision, strategy, and operational excellence of all non-licensed Club programs serving youth from kindergarten through 12th grade. This role oversees multiple traditional Club sites, the full athletics portfolio (including expansion sports), and all programming delivered through the Hidden Valley Sports Complex, under the Athletic Director and team. This leader strengthens program quality, drives measurable outcomes, ensures safe and inclusive environments, and guarantees that every Club and athletic program delivers an exceptional experience aligned with the mission and values of Boys & Girls Clubs of Bellevue. Key Responsibilities Strategic Leadership • Develop and execute a multi-year strategy for Traditional Clubs and Athletics that elevates program quality, participation, and impact., • Lead a large, diverse team of Club directors, program managers, and athletic staff with a focus on coaching, accountability, and professional growth., • Partner with the COO and executive team to align programs with organizational goals, community needs, and funding priorities., • Build a strong organizational culture rooted in safety, equity, and best practices in youth development., • Oversee daily operations of all traditional Club sites, ensuring safe, inclusive, mission-aligned environments for youth., • Ensure consistent program delivery, adherence to quality standards, and alignment with performance metrics across all locations., • Strengthen systems for staff training, youth engagement, program evaluation, and continuous improvement., • Collaborate with licensed program leadership to ensure alignment and shared operational standards., • Provide executive leadership for all athletic programs, including expansion of sports, leagues, camps, and tournaments., • Supervise the Athletic Director and the Hidden Valley Sports Complex team to ensure high-quality sports experiences and operational efficiency., • Expand athletic offerings based on community demand, equity goals, and organizational capacity., • Implement data-driven approaches to evaluate program outcomes, youth satisfaction, and operational performance., • Lead quality improvement initiatives across Clubs and athletics to ensure consistent excellence., • Utilize BGCA tools, NYOI data, and continuous quality improvement frameworks to strengthen impact., • Build and maintain strong relationships with schools, community organizations, sports leagues, and local government., • Oversee budgets for Traditional Clubs and Athletics, ensuring responsible stewardship of resources., • Support fundraising efforts by providing program insights, participating in donor engagement, and identifying opportunities for grants or sponsorships. Qualifications • 7–10 years of progressively responsible leadership experience in youth development, education, recreation, athletics administration, or nonprofit operations., • Demonstrated success overseeing multi‑site operations and leading large, diverse teams that include directors, managers, and frontline program staff., • Strong background in program quality improvement, data‑driven decision making, and implementing systems that elevate consistency, safety, and impact., • Experience overseeing athletic programs, sports leagues, or recreation facilities preferred; familiarity with youth sports safety standards is a plus., • Proven ability to manage complex operational budgets, align resources with program priorities, and steward organizational assets responsibly., • Exceptional communication, strategic planning, and relationship‑building skills, with the ability to collaborate effectively across departments and with external partners., • Demonstrated commitment to equity, inclusion, and culturally responsive youth development, with experience serving diverse communities., • Knowledge of youth safety practices, risk management, emergency preparedness, or trauma‑informed approaches preferred., • Bachelor’s degree required; Master’s degree in a related field (education, public administration, nonprofit management, recreation, etc.) preferred., • Valid driver’s license and ability to travel regularly between Club sites, athletic facilities, and community locations. Benefits BGCB is proud to support our staff with a comprehensive benefits package, including: • Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance, • Retirement plan, • Tuition reimbursement after one year of continued employment, • Paid professional development and training opportunities, • Paid holidays This is a full‑time, on‑site executive role requiring regular presence across multiple Clubhouses, athletic facilities, and community partner locations. The position involves frequent interaction with staff, youth, families, and external stakeholders in dynamic, youth‑centered environments. The role includes: • Regular travel between Club sites and the Hidden Valley Field House, • Occasional evening and weekend responsibilities to support athletics events, program showcases, or community engagements, • Managing confidential information with professionalism and discretion, • Periods of high activity during program transitions, athletics seasons, and organizational initiatives, • Ability to move between indoor and outdoor spaces, walk fields and gyms, and support operational needs as required Disclaimer This position description generally describes the principal functions of the position and the level of knowledge and skills typically required. It does not constitute an employment agreement between the employer and employee, and it is subject to change as the needs of the employer and the requirements of the job change. Equal Employment Opportunity and Non-Discrimination Boys & Girls Clubs of Bellevue is committed to equal opportunity for all employees and applicants. BGCB does not discriminate in hiring, assignment, promotion, or other conditions of staff employment because of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, marital status, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, veteran status, disability, genetic information, or any other status protected under local, state, or federal law. In accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, reasonable accommodations may be made upon request to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of our positions.

Job DescriptionSalary: $40,000. Development Director (Contractor) Contract Duration: December 2025 April 2026 Hours: 1520 hours/week Compensation: $40,000$50,000 total contract Location: On-site/in-person in Delridge, Seattle Reports to: Executive Director About DNDA Delridge Neighborhoods Development Association (DNDA) integrates art, nature, and neighborhood to build and sustain a dynamic Delridge community where all people thrive. From stewarding the Youngstown Cultural Arts Center and Delridge Wetlands to advancing affordable housing, arts, and environmental education, DNDA stands as a model for community-led, place-based development in Southwest Seattle. Position Summary DNDA seeks an experienced, well-networked Development Director (Contractor) to serve as the organizations day-to-day fundraising implementor and strategist during a pivotal growth phase. This role will strengthen DNDAs development systems, deepen relationships with funders, and prepare the organization for long-term sustainability through diversified fundraising and donor engagement strategies. The ideal candidate is both strategic and hands-on someone who can connect with community, secure resources, and move projects forward with minimal supervision. Key Responsibilities Fundraising & Donor Engagement • Lead implementation of DNDAs fundraising and cultivation strategies, including individual giving, sponsorships, and foundation outreach., • Manage donor communications, acknowledgments, and cultivation activities., • Support preparation and follow-up for donor meetings and events, including DNDAs annual fundraiser and donor cultivation events., • Maintain and strengthen use of DNDAs CRM (Salesforce) for donor tracking, reporting, and stewardship., • Manage development communications tools (Mailchimp, Microsoft Office Suite, SharePoint)., • Work closely with DNDAs Executive Director, Board, and Development staff to cultivate a fundraising culture across the organization., • Provide coaching and support to staff in donor cultivation and stewardship. Local presence: Must work on-site and in person in the Delridge/Southwest Seattle community. * Experience: Minimum 10 years of proven success in nonprofit development and fundraising, including corporate sponsorships, major gifts, and grants. * Equity: Demonstrated experience working with and for under-served demographics and historically underinvested communities. * Network: Strong, established relationships across corporate, philanthropic, and public sectors in the Puget Sound region. * Independence: Highly organized, self-motivated, and able to manage multiple priorities with limited supervision. * Negotiation: Strong ability to advocate and negotiate on behalf of the organization. * Technical proficiency: Salesforce, Mailchimp, Microsoft Office Suite, SharePoint. Preferred Qualifications * Deep connection to the Delridge neighborhood or lived experience within the community. • Background in community development, arts, environment, or affordable housing., • Experience managing small teams or coaching emerging fundraisers., • Creative, resourceful, and comfortable working in evolving environments., • Business-minded and data-driven with a heart for community impact. Cultural Fit DNDAs team is collaborative, creative, and community-rooted. Were looking for someone who is: • Resourceful, relational, and ready to roll up their sleeves., • Business-oriented yet deeply committed to community values., • Grounded, playful, and open to ambiguity. December 2025: Contract finalized and onboarding begins. * January 2025: Start date. * April 2025: Contract conclusion (with possible extention)

Job Description Seattle Fire Foundation Executive Director Position Summary Organization Overview Seattle Fire Foundation (SFF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 2019 to provide essential tools, equipment, and training resources not covered by the Seattle Fire Department's operational budget. With 98% of SFD's budget allocated to personnel and basic operations, SFF fills the critical 2% gap that enables innovation, enhancement, and excellence in fire services. 2024 Achievements: • Record revenue: $472,413 (highest since founding), • Funded largest number of SFD requests in foundation history The Executive Director will lead SFF's transition from volunteer-driven startup to professionally managed nonprofit, positioning the organization for 2-3x revenue growth and fundraising efficiency while maintaining strong community connections and mission focus. Key Responsibilities Fundraising (70% of role) • Individual Giving: Develop and execute annual campaigns targeting $400,000+, • Corporate Partnerships: Cultivate major Seattle companies including Microsoft, Boeing, Starbucks, etc., • Major Gifts: Annual goal of securing gifts of $10,000 or more from new or existing donors. Help increase the number of major annual gifts from individuals or sponsors., • Grant Writing: Submit 16 applications annually targeting $100,000 in grant revenue, • Database Management: Implement CRM system and donor stewardship programs, • Board Development: Recruit 2-3 new members, enhance committee structure, • Financial Management: Work with board treasurer and finance committee on tracking expenses and revenue, producing financial reports and the annual preparation of the foundations 990 tax return, • SFD Partnership: Help the board build on an already strong partnership with the Fire Chief and leadership team. Help the foundation increase the awareness with all SFD employees, • Community Relations: Help board continue to develop a positive presence in the community and foster the current partnerships Ideal Candidate Required: · 5+ years in executive, senior management, or entrepreneurial leadership roles · Proven track record of building and scaling operations from startup to growth phase · Experience managing budgets, strategic planning, and organizational development · Experience with donor cultivation or corporate partnerships · Knowledge of CRM systems and database management · Commitment to full time work with flexible arrangements · Strong written and verbal communication skill Preferred: • Emergency services, public safety, or community foundation background, • Seattle-area connections and knowledge of local philanthropic landscape, • Event planning and volunteer management experience, • Experience with organizations in $400K-$1M revenue range, • Grant management and reporting experience, • Entrepreneurial mindset with ability to build systems from ground up, • Collaborative leader who works well with volunteer boards, • Passion for public safety and community service, • Base Salary: $125,000, • Total Package: $125,000 - $162,500 (including benefits), • Benefits: Comprehensive health/dental/vision, 403(b) match up to 3%, professional development allowance or as negotiated, • Revenue Target: $632,500 minimum, • Donor Acquisition: Increase donor acquisition 20% annually, • Database Implementation: Complete CRM setup within 60 days, • Corporate Partnerships: Secure 5-8 new sponsors from identified prospect list, • Baseline: $470,000 revenue (2025), • Year 1: $632,500 revenue or higher (2026), • Year 2: $795,000 revenue target (2027), • Year 3: $957,500 revenue milestone (2028), • Year 4: $1,120,000 (2029), • Board Governance: 15-member board with strong professional expertise, • Community Connections: Established relationships with SFD, city leadership, and donor base, • Proven Programs: Track record of successful initiatives and community impact, • Growth Funding: Murdock Grant application pending for first-year salary support The Executive Director will lead a pivotal transformation enabling SFF to: • Scale Impact: Move from an established non-profit to sustainable growth organization, • Enhance Safety: Provide firefighters with cutting-edge equipment and training, • Build Community: Strengthen connections between SFD and Seattle residents, • Drive Innovation: Support programs that become industry models

Job DescriptionSalary: $80,000-$90,000 About GenPride GenPride collaborates widely to strengthen the wellbeing, power, and belonging of LGBTQIA2S+ elders in Seattle/King County. We work to create welcoming spaces, programs, and connections that honor lived experience, promote equity, and celebrate aging with pride. PrideReady is GenPrides training, organizational development, and consulting effort equipping senior-serving organizations to build cultures, policies, and practices that affirm and support LGBTQIA2S+ older adults. The Role The PrideReady Growth & Partnerships Manager is a strategic, relationship-driven leader responsible for growing and sustaining PrideReady through partnerships, contracts, and fee-for-service revenue. This role blends business development, community partnership, and mission-centered leadership to expand PrideReadys reach, impact, and long-term sustainability. Working collaboratively across GenPride, the PrideReady Growth & Partnerships Manager ensures PrideReady is recognized as a trusted training and consulting resource across aging services, housing, healthcare, nonprofit, and related sectors. All work is grounded in racial, aging, and LGBTQIA2S+ equity. This is a full-time, exempt, hybrid position. Some early morning, evening, and weekend hours are required. The role supervises one full-time hourly employee and works closely with staff, contractors, consultants, board members, and community partners. Primary Responsibilities Business Development & Strategic Partnerships • Lead and grow PrideReadys partnerships, trainings, and consulting engagements, including fee-for-service and contract-based revenue., • Identify, cultivate, and secure contracts with senior-serving organizations, public entities, healthcare providers, housing organizations, nonprofits, and corporate partners., • Develop and manage a pipeline of prospective partners with clear cultivation, proposal, contracting, and stewardship strategies., • Collaborate with GenPride leadership to develop service models, packaging, and any related pricing that align mission, accessibility, and financial sustainability., • Build and maintain long-term partnerships that advance systems-level change for King County LGBTQIA2S+ elders., • Develop and refine PrideReady systems for certification, evaluation, and continuous improvement. PrideReady Program Growth & Visibility • Position PrideReady as a trusted regional resource for LGBTQIA2S+ cultural humility training and organizational change., • Collaborate with staff, volunteers, and consultants to develop proposals, reports, presentations, and marketing materials., • Pursue speaking, media, and partnership opportunities that expand PrideReadys reach and credibility., • Ensure PrideReady offerings reflect lived experience, best practices, and evolving community needs. Leadership, Supervision & Internal Collaboration • Supervise and support PrideReady staff, facilitators, and contractors, fostering accountability, growth, and alignment with GenPrides values., • Track, evaluate, and report on PrideReadys financial performance, program outcomes, and partnership impact., • Apply racial, aging, and LGBTQIA2S+ equity frameworks across all partnerships, contracts, and internal practices., • Partner with GenPride leadership to align PrideReady strategy with organizational goals and sustainability planning., • Participate actively in team meetings, organizational learning, and culture-building practices. Qualifications • 5+ years of experience in business development, partnerships, fundraising, or revenue-generating programs in nonprofit, consulting, or mission-driven settings., • Proven success securing contracts, partnerships, and fee-for-service revenue., • Authentic connection to GenPrides mission and the experiences of LGBTQIA2S+ older adults., • Deep commitment to racial, aging, and LGBTQIA2S+ equity in daily work., • Knowledge of LGBTQIA2S+ communities, aging services, and intersectional equity issues., • Proven success in designing, implementing, evaluating, and adapting initiatives to meet goals and metrics., • Strong relationship-building, communication, and negotiation skills, with experience representing organizations externally., • Experience supervising coordinator level staff and skilled volunteers., • Proficiency with CRM and data systems (Salesforce preferred)., • Skilled writer and public speaker, comfortable representing an organization externally., • Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities and stakeholders. Desired Attributes • Entrepreneurial, collaborative, and energized by building and growing new initiatives., • Skilled relationship builder across diverse communities, sectors, and institutions., • Reflective, adaptable, and accountable; skilled in giving and receiving feedback., • Grounded, curious, and able to navigate complexity with care and clarity. Physical Requirements Ability to perform work involving sitting, presenting, stooping, bending, and lifting up to 25 pounds. Ability to travel throughout the Puget Sound region and work in community settings with frequent interruptions, as well as occasional early morning, evening, or weekend hours. Benefits Include • Generous and flexible paid time off, • Paid family and medical leave, • Health insurance coverage, • Ongoing professional development support

Job DescriptionDirector of Philanthropy and Planned Giving The Seattle Public Library Foundation – Seattle, WA Full-time | Exempt | Salary: $100,000–$135,000 Do you love working with high-capacity donors and consider yourself a planned giving professional? Do you believe in the power of libraries to transform lives? If you're a strategic thinker who thrives on connecting people to purpose, we'd love to meet you! ABOUT US The Seattle Public Library Foundation (SPLF) is recognized nationally as one of the leading public library foundations in the country. Serving as the nonprofit partner to The Seattle Public Library, the Foundation's mission is to inspire philanthropic support, advocacy, and pride in library programs and services that benefit everyone in our community. Since its founding in 1980, SPLF has generated more than $258 million in grants and endowments to help the Library expand its collections, offer innovative programs for people of all ages, and upgrade neighborhood libraries. Our team works with more than 8,500 loyal and active donors, with a 65% donor retention rate and raising $5-8 million annually. This critical funding supports over 50 equity-based programs valued at over $5.8 million and helps add more than 100,000 print and digital materials to the collection each year, equaling about a third of the books purchased by the Library. The Foundation supports the Seattle Public Library's goals to develop all forms of literacy; enrich the community with access to books, cultural programs, and author events at safe and welcoming spaces; and empower our neighbors to achieve their life, career, and civic goals through classes, workshops, and educational programs. To learn more about The Seattle Public Library Foundation, please visit: supportspl.org. LEADERSHIP & CULTURE The Foundation's culture is rooted in a deep love and appreciation for the Library. While the library's purpose provides the inspiration, we know that a successful and well-run organization must be people centered. We offer team members the chance to grow professionally, are deeply collaborative, and value work/life balance. We create an environment where diverse voices and perspectives are valued, and everyone can make a difference. Our collaborative and high-performing team of nine staff members works in close coordination with Library staff and leadership, demonstrating a clear commitment to trust-based philanthropy. The Director of Philanthropy and Planned Giving reports to Janelle Blakely, Chief Philanthropy Officer (CPO). Janelle started as the first-ever CPO in February 2026 after serving as Chief Advancement Officer at Rainier Scholars where she successfully grew the Advancement team and revenue program to meet the growing needs of the community and organization. With nearly 20 years of nonprofit experience, Janelle loves fundraising and strategic communications, enjoys managing people, and leads with an excellence + fun! approach. A DAY IN THE LIFE As Director of Philanthropy and Planned Giving, you will lead efforts to inspire transformational giving and help shape the Foundation's long-term philanthropic growth, with a focus on major gifts strategy and legacy philanthropy. You will manage a portfolio of 100–150 donors, concentrating on gifts of $3,000+, and guide outreach to foundations and corporate partners to ensure fundraising is strategic, personal, and impactful. Reporting to the Chief Philanthropy Officer, you will be a strategic partner in advancing the Foundation's fundraising vision. You will expand major and planned giving programs, steward the Legacy Society, and build a robust major-donor pipeline to help increase giving to the Library 50% by 2030. This position combines donor engagement, program development, and cross-organizational collaboration to grow philanthropy and endowment support. You will spend your days: • Building meaningful relationships with donors who love libraries., • Crafting compelling proposals and stewardship reports that show donors the impact of their giving., • Supporting and growing our major giving program and Legacy Society-helping donors leave a lasting legacy through estate gifts., • Collaborating with Library staff to identify exciting funding opportunities., • Coaching board members and staff to become confident fundraising ambassadors., • A bachelor's degree (master's preferred) or related experience in the philanthropy sector that would demonstrate necessary skills., • 7+ years of progressive fundraising experience, including significant experience in planned giving and major gifts leadership., • Demonstrated success securing estate gifts, endowment commitments, and transformational philanthropy., • Ability to engage high-capacity donors, advisors, and families in complex philanthropic conversations., • Strong leadership presence with the ability to partner with and influence senior stakeholders and board members., • Excellent communication and relationship building skills-written, verbal, and interpersonal., • Experience with fundraising databases and analytics to inform strategy (Raiser's Edge preferred)., • A collaborative and team-oriented approach., • Outstanding benefits including medical, dental, and vision coverage, 100% employer paid., • 401(k) with matching incentives up to 6%., • Team bonuses available based on Board-approved discretion., • Health savings account with generous employer contribution., • PTO: Start with 15 paid days off, 12 paid holidays, floating holiday, 12 days paid sick leave., • Cell phone stipend., • Regional ORCA pass., • Flexible, hybrid work environment based at the Central Library. 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Job Description Supportive Services Case Manager Dockside Apartments LOCATION: Dockside Apts. 6860 E. Greenlake Way POSTING DATE: 02/170/2026 REPORTS TO: Supportive Services Manager HOURS: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm FTE 40 hours PAY RANGE: $29.20 - $34.64 per hour POSITION TYPE: Non-exempt position. This is unionized position, represented by Local 8 of the Office of Professional Employees International Union (OPEIU) The Case Manager is responsible for assisting formerly homeless, asylum seeking individuals to stabilize in permanent housing, short-term service planning, maintaining relationships with community agencies and service providers, brief intervention and crisis response, providing informal counseling to clients as needed, information and referral assistance, income support and coordination of community-building activities. Responsibilities: Information and Referral/Case Management • Build effective relationships with tenants., • Provide information and referral to residents, including through distribution of written material., • Maintain updated information tools for tenant use in accessing community resources., • Formally and informally assess tenants as to current level of functioning and social service needs., • Offer case management for selected residents, either referred by building management as at risk of eviction or self-identified., • Make referrals or initiate services to address mental health, substance abuse, and disability issues wherever possible., • Coordinate with local agencies to provide services that meet the needs of LIHI residents., • Coordinate with community organizations, public agencies, and volunteers to provide on-and off-site activities for residents., • Initiate and encourage resident involvement in community-building activities, such as community meetings, meals, and support groups., • Produce needed written materials, including community newsletters., • Participate in staff meetings and planning sessions., • Report regularly to Supportive Services Supervisor on programmatic issues., • Maintain records of activities and contacts with tenants/agencies and case management records., • Complete other records and reports appropriate to the position as directed., • Assist staff with administrative and program work related to the operating of supportive housing and social service projects at LIHI., • Participate in public policy advocacy efforts including recruiting residents to attend public meetings and testify at hearings., • Participate in fundraising for Supportive Services by providing information and feedback for grant applications; and helping establish community contacts., • Bachelor degree in Social Work or related field, or Associate degree with 3 years of experience., • At least two years experience working with a diverse population., • Ability to work well with community agencies and resources., • Excellent written and verbal skills., • Current Washington State driver’s license., • Computer experience., • Must pass background check and drug screening test. Physical Requirements for this position can be found here. Benefits for this position (pro-rated for part time employees) * Generous vacation and sick leave * 10 paid holidays and 1 floating holiday * Employer-Paid Medical, Dental, and Vision (with HRA, HSA & FSA options) * Employer-Paid Life and AD&D Insurance * 401k offered for unionized employees (through OPEIU8) * 403b offered for non-union employees * Employee Assistance Program * Travel Assistance Program * Aflac offered for all employees. About us: The Low Income Housing Institute (LIHI) has a 30-year history and track record of owning and managing low-income housing; developing innovative solutions to homelessness; advocating for housing justice; providing supportive services; and operating hygiene services for homeless people at our Urban Rest Stops. LIHI staff have developed over 5,000 affordable housing units and manages over 3,000 units including rental housing, permanent supportive housing and transitional housing. The populations served include: families, singles, seniors, veterans, young adults, immigrants, low wage workers, and people living with physical and mental disabilities. LIHI is one of the largest nonprofit housing organizations in the state. Our properties are located in Seattle, King County, and five adjacent counties. LIHI is a national leader in sponsoring tiny house villages as a crisis solution to homelessness. Annually, the tiny house villages and shelters serve 2,000 homeless people and our hygiene programs serve over 8,000 homeless people. LIHI staff is collaborative, dynamic, and dedicated to taking bold steps in ending homelessness and creating supportive communities for people to thrive. #hp 8:00 am - 4:30 pm FTE 40 hours 8:00 am - 4:30 pm FTE 40 hours

Job DescriptionSalary: $130,000 DOE Position: DevelopmentDirector Status: Full-time, Exempt Salary: $130,000 DOE Reportsto: ExecutiveDirector Supervises: Development support staff & contractors Location: Seattle, WA, withadditionaltravel as needed Schedule: Full-Time (average 40 hours per week); Hybrid schedule with 3 office days requiredper week POSITIONFOCUS The Development Director leads resource mobilization and relationship-building efforts that sustain and growNaahIllahee Funds mission. This role holds responsibility for fundraising strategy, donor and funder stewardship, grant development, development operations, and communications that invite partners into shared commitment to Indigenous-led futures. The Development Director works closely with the Executive Director, board, staff, and community partners to ensure long-term financial resilience grounded in cultural values and accountability. KEY OBJECTIVES OF THIS ROLE • Build and steward strong donor and funder relationships that advance Indigenous-led solutions, • Design and execute a fundraising strategy aligned with organizational priorities, • Secure diverse and sustainable revenue streams, • StrengthenNaahIllahee Funds visibility and storytelling with integrity, • Maintain effective development systems and data practices, • Support healthy internal collaboration and shared leadership culture, • Supervise and grow the development function as needed KEY RESPONSIBILITIES OF THIS ROLE Relational Fundraising Strategy & Planning (25%) • Overseedevelopmentstaff or contractors as applicable. Assign and plan work, provide coaching and support, and conduct performance evaluations. Participate in hiring, supervision, and staff development in alignment with organizational values and policies. DAILY RHYTHM AND MONTHLY RESPONSIBILITIES Daily / Weekly • Donor and funder outreach, follow-ups, and relationship care, • Grant writing, proposal preparation, and reporting, • Coordination with Executive Director, staff, and Finance/Admin, • Donor database updates and record maintenance, • Communications and storytelling tasks Monthly / Quarterly • Review progress toward fundraising goals, • Board and leadership updates on development activities, • Donor stewardship touchpoints and cultivation planning, • Grant calendar review and reporting submissions, • Event planning and sponsorship outreach, • Evaluation of fundraising strategies and pipeline health Annually • Develop annual fundraising plan and revenue projections, • Produce donor andimpactreports, • Execute major fundraising and donor engagement events, • Refresh donor prospect research, • Support strategic planning and budgeting processes SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS • Demonstrated success in nonprofit fundraising and donor stewardship, • Strong grant writing and proposal development skills, • Excellent relationship-building and communication abilities, • Ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines with care and clarity, • Experience with donor databases and digital communication tools, • Comfort working across diverse communities and teams, • Self-directed, collaborative, and adaptable working style, • Commitment to Indigenous sovereignty, equity, and justice EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE • Bachelors degree or equivalent, • Minimum seven (7) years of leadership experience in nonprofit, public, or community-based sectors, • Experience working in deep partnership with place-based or identity-based communities, • Equivalent combinations of education and experience are considered PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS • Lived experience as an Indigenous person or extensive experience in Indigenous-led spaces, • Knowledge of philanthropic landscapes in the Pacific Northwest, • Experience in intermediary or regranting fund models, • Familiarity with event-based fundraising, • Supervisory or team leadership experience WHAT WE OFFER Meaningful work advancing Indigenous-led futures Flexible and supportive team culture Opportunities for growth, learning, and shared leadership Work grounded in reciprocity and community accountability BENEFITS • Employercovered Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance for employees, • Basic Life, AD&D, FSA, and commuter benefit (ORCA card), • 401K with employer match to support your financial future, • Professional development and home office stipend, • Generous PTO, including holidays, sick leave, cultural leave, and vacation NaahIllahee Fund is a Native-led organization that fosters a diverse, inclusive, and equitable workplace. We believe our team should reflect the communities we serve, and we integrate equity into all our employment practices. We encourage applicants from underrepresented communities to apply. Ideal candidates will demonstrate an understanding of our mission to advance environmental justice, food sovereignty, and economic self-determination.

Job DescriptionDescription: Position Overview The Director of Digital Properties leads the strategy, development, and ongoing optimization of Seattle Symphony’s digital ecosystem, including the organization’s website, Tessitura integrations, and other audience-facing digital platforms. This role ensures that Seattle Symphony and Benaroya Hall’s digital properties support ticket sales, fundraising initiatives, education and community engagement programs, and institutional storytelling while delivering an intuitive and high-performing user experience. The Director serves as the organization’s digital product owner, guiding the evolution of digital platforms through technical expertise, data-informed decision making, and collaboration with internal stakeholders and external development partners. The Director also serves as the organization’s lead subject matter expert on the digital infrastructure connecting the website, ecommerce environment, and Tessitura CRM. While embedded within Marketing & Communications, the role works across the organization, partnering with Development, Education & Community Engagement and Artistic teams to ensure digital platforms support ticketing, fundraising, learning programs, and audience engagement. The Director supervises the Digital Project Manager and Digital Project Manager, CMS, and manages relationships with external developers and technology vendors to ensure reliable and scalable digital platforms. The role plays a central part in shaping how audiences discover, explore, and engage with Seattle Symphony and Benaroya Hall online. Key Responsibilities Digital Platform Strategy & Ownership · Serve as product owner for Seattle Symphony’s website and digital ecosystem, guiding long-term platform strategy and development. · Establish and manage the digital product roadmap, prioritizing platform enhancements and development initiatives in partnership with organizational leadership. · Ensure digital platforms support ticket sales, fundraising initiatives, learning programs, and audience engagement across Seattle Symphony and Benaroya Hall. · Maintain a holistic view of the digital patron journey, improving the online experience based on user behavior, stakeholder feedback, and evolving institutional priorities. · Identify opportunities to leverage emerging technologies and digital tools to enhance audience engagement and operational efficiency. Website, Ecommerce & Tessitura Integration · Oversee the development, maintenance, and optimization of the Seattle Symphony website and related digital platforms. · Serve as the organization’s lead subject matter expert on digital integrations with Tessitura, ensuring effective alignment between the website, ecommerce systems, and patron data infrastructure. · Collaborate with external developers and technology partners to implement platform enhancements, troubleshoot issues, and support system upgrades. · Ensure digital platforms are secure, reliable, and scalable while maintaining strong data and payment security practices. Collaboration & Team Leadership · Partner with the Senior Director of Marketing to support digital campaigns, subscription initiatives, and other revenue-generating strategies. · Collaborate with the Senior Director of Communications & Storytelling to ensure digital platforms effectively present editorial content, multimedia storytelling, and organic social media initiatives. · Work closely with Development to support digital fundraising initiatives and donor engagement strategies. · Partner with Education & Community Engagement to support digital access to educational programs and community initiatives. · Supervise the Digital Project Manager and Digital Project Manager, CMS, providing guidance and prioritization of digital initiatives. · Manage relationships with external developers, technology vendors, and integration partners to ensure reliable and effective digital infrastructure. Qualifications: · Bachelor’s degree or equivalent professional experience. · Significant experience managing complex websites, digital platforms, or ecommerce environments, ideally within arts, cultural, nonprofit, or mission-driven organizations. · Strong understanding of CRM systems and digital integrations, with experience working with platforms such as Tessitura strongly preferred. · Experience leading website development initiatives and managing external developers, technology vendors, and integration partners. · Familiarity with CMS platforms, digital product workflows, and web technologies (e.g., HTML, CSS, APIs, data integrations) sufficient to collaborate effectively with technical teams. · Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to use data and user behavior insights to drive platform improvements and audience engagement. Requirements: Physical Requirements: The physical requirements described here must be met by the employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. · The functions of this position are performed primarily in an office environment · Regular activities include frequent sitting, standing, walking, reaching and bending · This position may require occasional pulling, lifting and climbing stairs · Ability to speak, hear and communicate clearly while handling staff inquiries, telephone calls and customer requests · Specific vision abilities require close visual acuity for viewing a computer screen and reading, preparing, entering and/or analyzing data · This position requires repetitive motions of the wrists, hands and fingers for typing at a standard keyboard and regular pinching, picking up and holding writing utensils and other office tools · Must have the ability to lift 30 pounds as needed Benefits: · Excellent Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance (PPO, low deductible) · Employer paid Long-Term Disability, AD&D and Life Insurance · Employer paid ORCA pass for Metro, Sound Transit, the WA State ferries, or other public transport system or onsite parking · 403b retirement savings plan with employer matching at 1 year · 10 days Vacation Time, 10 days Sick Time · 2 personal days · 11 paid holidays per year · Your birthday off! · Employee Assistance Program The Seattle Symphony values diversity and inclusiveness in the workplace. Individuals who bring diverse backgrounds and perspectives are encouraged to apply. It is our policy to provide equal employment opportunity (EOE) to all persons regardless of age, color, national origin, citizenship status, physical or mental disability, race, religion, creed, gender, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression, genetic information, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local law. In addition, the Seattle Symphony will provide reasonable accommodation for qualified individuals with disabilities.

Job Description Chaloner has partnered with the Seattle Foundation on their search for a Chief Growth Officer. Position Overview: Seattle Foundation is at an exciting inflection point—primed to expand its partnership with philanthropists to advance key community priorities while pursuing sustained growth to ensure the foundation remains an effective and influential agent of change. The Chief Growth Officer (CGO) will lead and manage Seattle Foundation’s strategic approach to philanthropy, integrating community impact, customer engagement, and revenue generation. The CGO will play a key role in ensuring sustained growth through the creation of a business development strategy that produces pathways, products, and services to deepen current customer engagement, grow the customer base, and scale discretionary resources to drive systemic, transformative change across the region. Reporting to the President & CEO and serving on the Senior Leadership Team, the CGO is responsible for aligning fundraising and revenue generation with the Foundation’s vision and mission while ensuring high-value customer experiences that result in retention and growth. This person will lead a team to develop strategies that cultivate new customers of donor advised funds and/or advising services, steward current customers, and enhance the Foundation’s community-centered approach to giving. The ideal candidate is a proven growth leader with strong experience stewarding high-net-worth relationships and shaping and executing clear business development strategies that result in sustained revenue growth. They will be a powerful storyteller and relationship manager, bringing strategic vision, entrepreneurial acumen, and operational rigor to drive cross-departmental strategies to support the customer journey and revenue growth. Primary Responsibilities: Strategic Leadership & Vision • Execute a long-term vision for philanthropy, product development, and business growth that aligns with the organization’s overall mission and strategic goals., • Collaborate with the CEO and leadership team to set measurable business growth goals and strategies that drive systemic impact., • Leverage social entrepreneurship to implement business-like strategies to enhance sustainability, drive innovation, and scale impact., • Monitor trends, policies, and best practices to ensure the organization remains innovative and competitive within philanthropic advising., • Serves as a key liaison to relevant board committees. Revenue Generation & Business Development: • In partnership with Marketing & Communications, drive the creation of a go to market and growth strategy to reach new clients through revenue-generating philanthropic services and products, including donor advised, area of interest, nonprofit, and designated funds; bequests; mission-related and social impact investing opportunities; and philanthropic consulting services. Ensure these products and services remain innovative and competitive over time., • Regularly assess the foundation’s market position and competitive advantage to continuously refine and implement an advisory services approach that generates sustainable growth. Monitor shifts in donor behavior as well as trends in the wealth ecosystem to inform the foundation’s market positioning., • Expand the organization’s client base by identifying and cultivating new high-net-worth individuals, foundations, and corporate partners for collaborative investments and/or philanthropic services. Ensure strategies are in place and implemented to secure transformational, long-term investments from donors and partners., • Leverage and grow strategic partnerships with financial advisors, services firms, and others to create a steady pipeline of new clients to grow funds under management and revenue generated from philanthropic consulting services. Build credibility with wealth advisors through education, tools and collaboration that align investment opportunities with client values and fiduciary standards., • In partnership with Impact, co-design products that meet community and donor needs. Operational Excellence & Performance Measurement: • In partnership with Finance and Operations, ensure that data systems provide foundation staff, board, and executives with the most relevant information for revenue growth efforts. Ensure mechanisms are in place to develop key performance indicators (KPIs) and metrics to track revenue performance and customer engagement., • Ensure operational efficiency within the philanthropy division by optimizing workflows, technology, and CRM systems to enhance customer engagement., • In partnership with Finance, implement financial forecasting, pricing, and revenue projections to support organizational sustainability and growth. Co-create annual and quarterly revenue growth targets and systematically review performance against those targets. Customer Engagement & Stewardship: • Maintain and systematize the organization’s dedication to top-notch customer service for those who utilize the Foundation’s philanthropic products and services., • Identify, cultivate, and convert clients of traditional philanthropic products to join efforts with the Foundation to maximize impact towards key outcomes affecting the Seattle region., • In partnership with Marketing & Communications, organize high-impact donor convenings, learning sessions, and philanthropic experiences that deepen donor commitment. Cross-Functional Collaboration & Internal Alignment: • Ensure alignment across the foundation’s teams on revenue growth, fundraising, and customer experience priorities., • In partnership with finance and operational leadership, ensure effective infrastructure (e.g., human capital, technology tools, key performance indicators, work plans, etc.) is in place to drive towards business development goals. Team Leadership & Development: • Sharpen the team structure to ensure the right focus on philanthropic advising, fund growth, fundraising, and market expansion with philanthropic advising services to achieve sustained business growth, customer satisfaction, and donor alignment., • Identify and cultivate team skillsets and resources necessary to deliver against new business growth vision, long-term strategy and to drive new revenue sources., • Lead and manage a team, fostering an inclusive and high-performance work culture., • Provide mentorship, professional development, and strategic guidance to staff., • Align and execute an integrated team strategy that maximizes the organization’s ability to provide resources for and establish long-term partnerships that drive community impact. Community Engagement & Public Representation: • Act as a thought leader and spokesperson on philanthropy, representing the organization at key industry events, panels, and media opportunities., • Champion the role of philanthropy as a driver of equity and justice, advocating for policies and practices that create lasting change. Minimum Qualifications: • 10+ years of senior leadership experience in business development, sales, marketing, strategy or a related field, with a proven track record of leading clear, results-driven strategies to drive revenue growth and community impact. Experience with complex wealth advising is a plus., • Experience and knowledge of the philanthropic sector, including philanthropic advising, donor-advised funds, impact and mission-related investing, and the broader wealth and nonprofit ecosystems, with a demonstrated ability to translate sector insight into sustainable revenue growth and scalable philanthropic products., • Excellent communication, storytelling, and relationship-building skills. Inspiring and persuasive speaker and presenter. Consensus builder, community convener and advisor., • 7+ years demonstrated ability to hire, supervise, motivate, develop and lead diverse teams., • Fluency in data-driven decision-making, data analysis and CRM systems for customer management., • Understanding of liquid and illiquid investment vehicles, with the ability to navigate both financial-first and impact-first strategies to support partnerships, product positioning, and mission-aligned growth., • Demonstrated experience building strategic partnerships within the wealth management ecosystem, with an understanding of money transfer models, advisor motivations, and fiduciary responsibilities. Familiarity with investment structures (e.g., donor advised funds, environment, social, and governance (ESG) funds) and impact/financial return frameworks preferred., • Strong strategy planning and execution skills. Proven track record of moving effectively and efficiently from concept to results., • A collaborative and adaptive leader who exudes executive maturity, confidence and credibility to a diverse range of stakeholders including staff, high-capacity philanthropists, investors, corporate executives, fundholders, community organizations, and regional partners. Department: Philanthropy Reports to: President & CEO Classification: Full-time/Annual, Salary/Exempt Salary: $247,000-270,000 BENEFITS: • 100% Paid by employer: medical, dental, vision, life, AD&D, LTD., • 403(b)Retirement matched at 5%; increasing to 10% over time, 100% immediate vesting., • PTO: 15 days accrued vacation, 10 days accrued sick, 4 wellness days, 13 holidays., • $1,200 annual remote work benefit., • $750 annual wellness benefit., • $1,200 annual transit benefit., • Optional Flex plan and dependent coverage. WORK LOCATION: • Flexible; can be fully in-person, or hybrid (remote and in-person). This position is expected to be in-person for some required team and organization-wide meetings (e.g. monthly All-Hands meetings). Office located downtown Seattle. Must live in WA state. Interested candidates should apply by using the application form. Chaloner will review all applicants and, upon qualification, contact you to determine next steps.

Job Description Enhanced Shelter Case Manager South End Village 9101 MLK Jr Way S, Seattle WA 98118 FT Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm The Case Manager is responsible for assisting formerly homeless, asylum seeking individuals to stabilize in permanent housing, short-term service planning, maintaining relationships with community agencies and service providers, brief intervention and crisis response, providing informal counseling to clients as needed, information and referral assistance, income support and coordination of community-building activities. Responsibilities: Information and Referral/Case Management • Build effective relationships with tenants., • Provide information and referral to residents, including through distribution of written material., • Maintain updated information tools for tenant use in accessing community resources., • Formally and informally assess tenants as to current level of functioning and social service needs., • Offer case management for selected residents, either referred by building management as at risk of eviction or self-identified., • Make referrals or initiate services to address mental health, substance abuse, and disability issues wherever possible., • Coordinate with local agencies to provide services that meet the needs of LIHI residents., • Coordinate with community organizations, public agencies, and volunteers to provide on-and off-site activities for residents., • Initiate and encourage resident involvement in community-building activities, such as community meetings, meals, and support groups., • Produce needed written materials, including community newsletters., • Participate in staff meetings and planning sessions., • Report regularly to Supportive Services Supervisor on programmatic issues., • Maintain records of activities and contacts with tenants/agencies and case management records., • Complete other records and reports appropriate to the position as directed., • Assist staff with administrative and program work related to the operating of supportive housing and social service projects at LIHI., • Participate in public policy advocacy efforts including recruiting residents to attend public meetings and testify at hearings., • Participate in fundraising for Supportive Services by providing information and feedback for grant applications; and helping establish community contacts., • Bachelor degree in Social Work or related field, or Associate degree with 3 years of experience., • At least two years experience working with a diverse population., • Ability to work well with community agencies and resources., • Excellent written and verbal skills., • Current Washington State driver’s license., • Computer experience., • Must pass background check and drug screening test. Benefits for this position (pro-rated for part time employees) -Generous vacation and sick leave -10 paid holidays and 1 floating holiday -Employer-Paid Medical, Dental, and Vision (with HRA, HSA & FSA options) -Employer-Paid Life and AD&D Insurance -401k offered for unionized employees (through OPEIU8) -403b offered for non-union employees -Employee Assistance Program -Travel Assistance Program -Aflac offered for all employees About us: The Low Income Housing Institute (LIHI) has a 30-year history and track record of owning and managing low-income housing; developing innovative solutions to homelessness; advocating for housing justice; providing supportive services; and operating hygiene services for homeless people at our Urban Rest Stops. LIHI staff have developed over 5,000 affordable housing units and manages over 3,000 units including rental housing, permanent supportive housing and transitional housing. The populations served include: families, singles, seniors, veterans, young adults, immigrants, low wage workers, and people living with physical and mental disabilities. LIHI is one of the largest nonprofit housing organizations in the state. Our properties are located in Seattle, King County, and five adjacent counties. LIHI is a national leader in sponsoring tiny house villages as a crisis solution to homelessness. Annually, the tiny house villages and shelters serve 2,000 homeless people and our hygiene programs serve over 8,000 homeless people. LIHI staff is collaborative, dynamic, and dedicated to taking bold steps in ending homelessness and creating supportive communities for people to thrive. FT Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm FT Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm

Job Description Hilltop Children’s Center and Outreach Institute Executive Director Who We Are Hilltop is a nationally recognized early learning program and educator institute known for its progressive pedagogical approach, commitment to anti-bias education, and deep investment in professional development. Since 1971, Hilltop has been a thought leader in the field, offering innovative programming for children and high-quality training for educators locally and globally. Hilltop’s faculty engages daily in rigorous reflective practice, emergent curriculum, and documenting learning in new and innovative ways. Collaboratively, they design an environment and curriculum around the emerging interests, curiosities, and needs of children. Through the Outreach Institute, we strengthen our teaching practice alongside our colleagues and professional partners in the field. With the capacity to serve over 170 children in the Fremont and Queen Anne area, Hilltop serves as a champion for the early learning community. Studies have shown that people from underrepresented identity groups are less likely to apply to jobs unless they meet every single qualification. Hilltop is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE). We celebrate diversity and hire based on qualifications, merit, and business need, regardless of race, sex, age, disability, sexual orientation, veteran status, or any other protected class. We encourage applicants from underrepresented groups in early learning (including people of color, male identifying, and LGBTQIA+ individuals) to apply. We welcome your application even if you don't meet every single requirement. Our Values Learning in Relationship: We seek and cultivate a wide breadth of thought and ideas as the foundation for meaningful connections with intentional commitments to each other, which promotes social responsibility, interest in the unfamiliar, and respect for nature. We believe in reciprocal influence. Emergent Curriculum: We evoke new perspectives by noticing, inquiring about, and reflecting on moments of curiosity or passion and make that discovery visible through documentation and expressive media. We believe learning is constructed through experiences, inquiry, and reflection. Leadership in Community: We foster courageous leadership and serve as a model of innovative, reflective early childhood education practices. We believe that collective contributions lead to bold action. Organizational Integrity: We commit to transparent and responsible organizational practices that uphold our mission, sustain Hilltop, and bring playful joy to our work. We believe that root tending creates stability and intentional growth. Position Summary The Executive Director (ED) is the lead executive of Hilltop, responsible for organizational leadership, strategy, financial sustainability, and development of our early learning program and Outreach Institute. The ED ensures that Hilltop's mission—rooted in anti-bias education, diversity, equity, and high-quality learning—is upheld across programs, partnerships, and community relationships. This role requires a visionary leader who can steward a financially complex organization, expand enrollment, inspire staff, deepen community trust, and continue to elevate Hilltop’s global presence. The ideal candidate is committed to honoring Hilltop’s decades-long history of excellence, building proactively on current strengths, and bringing consistency to our foundation; who champions policies and practices that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion across faculty, children, and our community. Page Break Key Responsibilities 1. Leadership & Vision • Champion Hilltop’s mission, values, and culture, both internally and through engagement with the broader early learning community., • Foster strong, trusting relationships with faculty, families, children and the Board through transparency, accessibility, and proactive collaboration., • Advance Hilltop’s deep commitment to equity, inclusion, and anti-bias social justice practices, modeling leadership that uplifts all voices., • Proactively cultivate community trust and elevate Hilltop’s reputation as a leader in ECE. 2. Program & Community • Support and inspire Hilltop’s faculty in delivering exceptional, inquiry-based early childhood education, using Emergent Curriculum and an anti-bias pedagogical approach., • Ensure licensing, safety, and high-quality standards are met and maintained., • Strengthen family engagement across the Hilltop community through clear, succinct, and transparent communication., • Promote a sense of belonging and shared purpose among staff, families, and children. 3. Operations & Finance • Partner as a fiduciary with the board to manage the institution's budget, financial health, and long-term stability while developing complementary enrollment growth strategies and diversification of revenue streams., • Provide strategic and value-based leadership that balances accessibility for families with leading compensation and strong professional growth opportunities for educators that helps maintain the institution's relevance as a leader in the early childhood field., • Oversee operations, human resources, pedagogy, administrative systems, and stakeholder relationships to ensure an efficient, effective, and high-quality organization., • Oversee compliance with state and local regulations, licensing, contractual, and insurance requirements., • Oversee the Outreach Institute and its programmatic and financial health. 4. Staff Leadership & Development • Cultivate strong relationships with families, staff, the broader community, stakeholders, and early childhood education partners., • Lead with emotional intelligence and empathy, serving as an active advocate for staff wellness, job satisfaction, and professional excellence., • Oversee HR policies and practices that ensure fairness, transparency, and legal compliance., • Uphold and advance Hilltop’s educational philosophy, including anti-bias education, reflective practice, and emergent curriculum., • Nurture a dynamic culture of reflection, shared leadership, and collaboration that empowers educators and uplifts the field., • Oversee the recruitment, employment, and termination of all personnel and manage a staffing plan that aligns with the organization’s values; maintain a climate that attracts, motivates, and retains a roster of highly-qualified, diverse faculty and volunteers., • Establish systems that ensure psychological safety, invite constructive feedback, and celebrate continuous learning. Page Break 5. Communication & Representation • Serve as a visible, approachable and responsive leader for Hilltop families and staff., • Ensure organizational updates and decisions are communicated clearly, proactively, and with consistency and effectiveness., • Represent Hilltop in the early learning community and with partner organizations. Qualifications Hilltop seeks a leader who embodies warmth, humility, and collaboration: someone who leads through relationships, values listening and transparency, and respects the voices of children, educators, and families alike. The ideal candidate will bring strong organizational and operational skills paired with a deep belief in reflective, community-centered leadership. • Demonstrated ability to lead with empathy, integrity, and reflection, fostering a culture of trust and inclusion., • Deep respect for children as capable, curious learners, and a belief in play-based, emergent, and anti-bias education., • Reflective thinker and steady problem-solver who models curiosity and accountability., • Proven ability to lead with an equity and anti-bias lens., • Experience directing or overseeing a childcare program., • Experience supervising diverse teams and fostering collaborative work environments., • Strong communication skills and the ability to build trusting relationships with staff, families, Board members, and community partners., • Background in pedagogical coaching, adult learning, reflective practice, or teacher development., • Experience in nonprofit strategy, board relations, or multi-program leadership, in particular: governance, business development, and diversity, equity, and inclusion work., • Experience in fundraising, fund development, partnership-building, nonprofit fiscal management, and budget preparation for an organizational budget of $1M+., • Experience managing complex budgets and leading organizations through financial challenges., • Bachelor’s degree required; Master’s degree in Early Childhood Education, Education Leadership, Nonprofit Management, or related field strongly preferred., • Minimum 5–7 years of senior leadership experience, ideally in early childhood education, nonprofit management, or a related field., • Minimum of five years of non-profit or early childhood education executive leadership experience with evidence of increasing responsibility and success., • Licensing Requirements - WAC 110-147-1445:, • Hiring Requirements - Child Care Providers | Washington State Department of Children, Youth, and Families Compensation & Structure Hilltop is prepared to shape the scope of this position—Executive Director—around the strengths and experiences of the selected candidate. Salary range: $120,000 – 145,000. Compensation will be competitive and commensurate with experience and role definition. The compensation package includes the following benefits: medical, dental, vision, paid time off, tuition discount, employee assistance program, life insurance, disability insurance, paid holidays, and retirement savings (Simple IRA).

Remote eligible: Persons in these roles are welcome to work remotely from any location. Who You Are: You are a software engineer who enjoys building web applications. You like thinking about how to make sites that are easy to use, fast, and accessible. You're someone who thrives in a small, dynamic organization where there can sometimes be large amounts of ambiguity and autonomy. You're self-directed and enjoy working independently while still having fun technical conversations with your team to determine the best route forward. A key interest you have is in extending our public web presence at allenai.org. If you would like to collaborate with us to implement ideas around communicating our work to the greater world we would love to talk to you. You're interested in being the resident expert in building for the web. Your focus will be on the front-end, working in technologies like JavaScript, HTML and CSS. There will be an opportunity to work on the supporting back-end services, deployment infrastructure and other tooling as well - but this is a potential growth area and not something we'll assess in the interview or expect of you. Your Next Challenge: You will collaborate with our communications team, researchers, and engineers to present our institute clearly to the outside world. You will also work with the rest of the team to develop demos for research applications and internal tools to help us organize and present our research. For example, your next challenge might be building a website to highlight the impact of the Aristo research project, building a portal to present our fundraising strategy as a nonprofit organization, or partnering with other engineers to build infrastructure that organizes our research datasets and publications. What You'll Need: • A strong interest and focus on user experience., • 2+ years of industry experience building high quality web applications, • Fluency in JavaScript, CSS and HTML., • Interest or experience using TypeScript, React, Next.js, and Webpack. While we don't require familiarity with these technologies, you should expect to gain expertise in them at AI2., • A solid understanding of the mechanics of a web browser, the differences between server-side and client execution, and the basics of the HTTP protocol., • Experience parenting directly with product and design to develop websites. The Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence is a non-profit research institute in Seattle founded by Paul Allen and headed by Professor Oren Etzioni. The core mission of AI2 is to contribute to humanity through high-impact research in artificial intelligence. In addition to AI2's core mission, we also aim to contribute to humanity through our treatment of each member of the AI2 Team. Some highlights are: • We are a learning organization - because everything AI2 does is ground-breaking, we are learning every day. Similarly, through weekly AI2 Academy lectures, a wide variety of world-class AI experts as guest speakers, and our commitment to your personal on-going education, AI2 is place where you will have opportunities to continue learning alongside your coworkers., • We value diversity - We seek to hire, support, and promote people from all genders, ethnicities, and all levels of experience regardless of age. We particularly encourage applications from women, non-binary individuals, people of color, members of the LGBTQA+ community, and people with disabilities of any kind., • We value inclusion - We understand the value that people's individual experiences and perspectives can bring to an organization, and we are building a culture in which all voices are heard, respected and considered., • We emphasize a healthy work/life balance - we believe our team members are happiest and most productive when their work/life balance is optimized. While we value powerful research results which drive our mission forward, we also value dinner with family, weekend time, and vacation time. We offer generous paid vacation and sick leave as well as family leave., • We are collaborative and transparent - we consider ourselves a team, all moving with a common purpose. We are quick to cheer our successes, and even quicker to share and jointly problem solve our failures., • We are in Seattle - and our office is on the water! We have mountains, we have lakes, we have four seasons, we bike to work, we have a vibrant theater scene, and we have so much else. We even have kayaks for you to paddle right outside our front door. We welcome interest from applicants from outside of the United States.

Bonterra exists to propel every doer of good to their peak impact. We measure that impact against our vision to increase the giving rate as a percentage of GDP from 2% to 3% by 2033. We know that this goal is lofty, but we are confident that the right technology and expertise will strengthen trust in the sector, allowing the social good industry to accelerate growth and reach peak impact. Bonterra's differentiated, end-to-end solutions collectively support a unique network of over 20,000 customers, including over 16,000 nonprofit organizations and over 50 percent of Fortune 100 companies. Learn more at bonterratech.com. Bonterra is dedicated to helping the people behind the scenes of social good-who we call the doers-get more done. Formed in 2021, Bonterra offers best-in-class donor engagement, supporter engagement, program management, and corporate social responsibility tech solutions that accelerate the impact of social good organizations, including nonprofit organizations, foundations and grantmakers, public agencies, and corporations. Bonterra, which stems from the French word for "good" (bon) and the Latin word for "land" (terra), represents the exponential good that can be accomplished with the right foundation and supports the company's purpose to power those who power social impact. This is a 1099 contract position paid on an hourly basis, dependent on the number of client assignments you receive. Current coaches are part-time and have between 15 and 40 clients at any given time with 1-2 hours used per month per client. Fluent in Spanish, a plus! What You'll Do As a member of Bonterra'sCoaching team, you will help our software customers, both English and Spanish speaking, as they launch, optimize, execute and sustain their fundraising programs over the course of the year. We are looking for experienced and personable fundraisers from all over the country with proven expertise in fundraising through individual gifts, major gifts, grant writing, board engagement, corporate giving and digital marketing and engagement. You will collaborate remotely with our small and mid-sized nonprofit customers who are using Bonterra software and personal coaching services. Your goal is to ensure their success by coaching them to engage their stakeholders and grow their fundraising programs. As a member of our professional services team, you will meet independently with a portfolio of customers for the purpose of guiding their fundraising by educating them on best practices for writing appeals, setting up giving pages, analyzing donor data, and driving campaign strategy and execution. Additionally, you may also work closely with our Sales, Marketing, Success and Product teams to hone our solutions to better fit the nonprofit market. We are looking for an amazing Coach who can: * Slowly ramp up a portfolio of customers, each of whom will require 1-2 hours of coaching per month * Work independently while also utilizing Bonterra best practices and resources to coach your customers to fundraising success * Act as subject matter expert and consultant for individual fundraising, stewardship, corporate giving, grants, and our donor management software * Develop customized fundraising strategy and plans for individual giving * Help customers create and execute fundraising and engagement campaigns using our software, as well as digital platforms and social media * Develop relationships with customers based upon delivering value to them * Help hold customers accountable for executing against agreed upon plans * Assist in service renewal and upselling additional services to customers * Assist in the development of training materials and the education of new customers * Gather and share insight about customer behavior and product feedback in order tofuel customer success and Bonterra's product development * Perform other duties as assigned Who You Are: * Knowledgeable of a variety of nonprofit or philanthropic sectors. Ideal candidate will have a solid background in human services fundraising/leadership and also have experience with other types of missions, such as performing arts, animal welfare, LGBTQ+, minority-led, veteran, and faith-based * Strong problem solving skills, digital marketing experience and a love of data * Experience with fundraising data migrations and knowledge of a variety of fundraising databases preferred * Working knowledge of agentic AI, web and mobile applications, andMS Office * Strong communication skills and proven experience using those skills to craft engaging and effective fundraising solicitations * Experience in coaching/consulting/teaching/mentoring and excellent listening skills and patience with the technologically challenged * Entrepreneurial approach that builds and nurtures strong and lasting relationships both internally and externally * Must be well organized and willing to regularly document the nature and scope of work being done with and for customers * Minimum 10+ years experience in fundraising, development, and/or nonprofit consulting * Bachelor's Degree or equivalent work experience; CFRE preferred * Spanish language proficiency a HUGE bonus * Located in Pacific or Mountain Time zones preferred What You Can Expect: You can expect growth and innovation and to have fun along the way.You will not only build great relationships with a variety of organizations across the sector, but you will alsohave the opportunity to build relationships with other coaches within our team. At this time, we are unable to consider candidates who require current or future sponsorship for employment authorization. At Bonterra, we're innovating with a higher purpose: to increase giving to 3% of US GDP by 2033, creating $573 billion more in global impact every year. At Bonterra, we foster an inclusive, equitable culture where every team member belongs and contributes to meaningful impact. Read more about our values and culture ___ We offer a comprehensive benefits package that supports your health, well-being and growth - explore full details ___ Compensation and benefits for this role apply to full-time employees in the United States and may vary based on local standards, laws and norms. Pay is determined by location, skills, experience, and education, and is one part of Bonterra's total rewards package, which may also include bonuses, incentives, equity, and a comprehensive benefits program. At Bonterra, we are proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We provide equal employment opportunities without regard to race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, or gender identity), national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. If you require a reasonable accommodation during the application process, please ___

SouthEast Effective Development (SEED) is a nonprofit organization founded in 1975. SEED’s mission is to improve the quality of life in Southeast Seattle by creating partnerships and inspiring investments in housing, arts, and economic development - with a special focus on residents with fewer opportunities and resources. SEED works in three key areas: affordable housing, arts and culture (SEEDArts), and economic development. Visit our website for more information. SEED owns nearly 1,100 affordable apartments and is an active developer of new buildings, helping to meet the need for affordable homes throughout Southeast Seattle. Award-winning SEEDArts manages Rainier Arts Center, Columbia City Gallery, SEEDArts Studios, and a public art program. Through economic development, SEED works to equitably build economic opportunities. 2026 is a dynamic time at SEED, building on our recent successes. In the past two years, SEED has raised over $5 million to acquire and preserve both affordable housing and arts space. Last year we launched an annual fundraiser, celebrated our 50th anniversary, and expanded programs to serve low-income residents. Our 2023-2027 strategic plan, grounded in race and social justice, informs the long-term strategies and day-to-day tactics of SEED’s work, including fund development. The Community Southeast Seattle is a thriving, complex, and diverse community. SEED is proudly headquartered in zip code 98118, which the US Census Bureau previously named the most racially diverse zip code in the nation. It is home to 40 ethnic groups and 60 languages are spoken in the community. SEED was instrumental in the revival of the Columbia City Historic District and has been deeply involved in community issues. The staff and board of SEED are majority BIPOC. Position Summary The Fund Development Director works with the Executive Director, department Directors, and Board of Directors for all aspects of fund development for both SEED and SEEDArts. The Fund Development Director provides leadership on fundraising initiatives including grants, government contracts, donations, corporate sponsorships, and special events. They will identify, organize, and manage fundraising activities with a focus on new opportunities to obtain increased support from individuals, corporations, and foundations. The Organization and Leadership SEED generates approximately $12 Million in annual revenue and has a diverse portfolio of affordable apartment buildings and arts programs. SEED approaches our work with a seasoned team of senior leaders. We are a passionate, collegial group who find joy in our work and are committed to justice in our community. The Fund Development Director will serve on the staff leadership team, alongside the Executive Director, Director of Real Estate Development, Director of Asset and Property Management, Director of Finance, and SEEDArts Director. SEED embraces hybrid and flexible work environments. This hybrid position is expected to work out of SEED’s offices in Southeast Seattle at least three days a week. Essential Duties and Responsibilities Planning: Develop and implement a comprehensive long- and short-term fund development plan for both SEED and SEEDArts; Provide monthly reports to the Executive Director and the board that measure progress towards goals; Broaden SEED’s fundraising by developing approaches such as planned giving, solicitation of bequests, and endowment programs. Grants: Manage SEED’s overall grant seeking and reporting process; Build and maintain relationships with government funders and private foundations; Solicit or coordinate the solicitation by other staff and board for grant proposals; Lead grant writing and submission process; Administer all grant contracts and fulfill reporting and invoicing requirements. Individual and Corporate Giving: Create and implement strategies for donor development and cultivation to provide a sustainable funding base for SEED; Keep up-to-date on current fundraising programs and procedures used in the nonprofit sector; Develop strategies for solicitation, and solicit or coordinate the solicitation by other staff and board members as appropriate; Develop and implement all aspects of direct donor mailings, appeal letters, and other communications; Manage gift acknowledgements and maintain donor database; Grow SEED’s corporate sponsorship program. Events: Plan and execute fall fundraiser, Envision, which raises vital unrestricted donations to support SEED’s overall mission, as well as smaller events throughout the year. Minimum Qualifications · Five or more years’ fundraising experience, with a demonstrated track record of fund development growth. Experience with fund development for housing, economic development, arts, and/or in Southeast Seattle preferred. · Demonstrated track record of crafting winning private and public funding proposals. · Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and cloud-based donor databases (CRM). Experience with Little Green Light a plus. · Demonstrated strong written and verbal communication skills. · Demonstrated track record of managing fundraising events. · Desire to work as part of a team and willingness to promote SEED’s work. · Willingness to work out of SEED’s headquarters in the vibrant Columbia City neighborhood. · Commitment to racial justice and equity. Desired Qualifications • Experience with public funding and financing sources., • Experience working with a volunteer Board of Directors., • Passion for strengthening communities., • BA/BS degree in related field., • Ability to work with minimal supervision – self-motivated and confident., • Ability to handle multiple projects simultaneously., • Ability to work well with people from all backgrounds including high level government executives, local community organizations, funders, and Southeast Seattle residents. Compensation SEED offers a competitive benefits package, including health, dental and vision insurance, as well as an organizational retirement plan. The salary range is $90,000 – $110,000 depending on experience. To Apply Send a cover letter, resume, and a relevant writing sample in a single PDF to: . Please put “Fund Development Director” in the subject line. This position is open until filled; applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. SEED is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, protected veteran status, disability, age, or other legally protected status. People of color, Native and Indigenous people, LGBTQIA people, people with disabilities, and other individuals who bring critical perspectives from historically marginalized communities are strongly encouraged to apply. SEED sees the hiring of this position, and all positions, as an opportunity to be a more equitable and racially just organization.

WHO WE ARE: The National Multiple Sclerosis Society mobilizes people and resources to drive research for a cure and to address the challenges of everyone affected by MS. To fulfill this mission, the Society funds cutting-edge research, drives change through advocacy, facilitates professional education, collaborates with MS organizations around the world, and provides programs and services designed to help people with MS and their families move their lives forward. We partner with volunteers to accomplish our work. Staff members engage volunteers through effective and timely communications, facilitating meaningful opportunities, and continually seeking and providing feedback for reciprocal growth and learning. Job Summary: The Director, Signature Events leads the planning and execution of high-impact donor events such as galas, luncheons, and auctions within a regional portfolio. With full accountability for campaign revenue goals, the Director drives fundraising through donor solicitation, sponsorship development, and event experience strategy. In partnership with the AVP, this role ensures brand-aligned execution and high-return events, while modeling fundraising excellence and coordinating event activity across the market. Location Requirement: This is amarket-based rolesupporting ourWest Region -- Greater Northwest Chapter. The position requires regular, in-person attendance at meetings, constituent interactions, and events as well as travel as required and necessary up to approximately 50% of the work time. During the remaining time, work is primarily conducted remotely from either a home office or a National MS Society workspace (Society workspace not provided in all geographies). Preferred location(s): Candidates must be based and work within the Seattle, WA area. Compensation | Benefits: The estimated hiring compensation range for this role is $95,000-$105,000. Final offers will be based on the candidate'sgeographic location, consider career experience and may vary from this range due to these and other factors. You will have the opportunity for a highly competitive, comprehensive benefit package that the Society provides to employees. Your benefits include: * considerable Paid Time Off Plan * Paid Holidays * 401k Retirement Savings Plan with Society match * Commuter Benefit Plan Comprehensive Health & Welfare benefits including: * Medical * Dental * Vision * Flex Spending Accounts * Life Insurance * Disability Coverage * Spring Health Membership offering free therapy and professional coaching, as well as additional voluntary benefit offerings. Not to mention, you will join an incredible mission focused team of people! Main Responsibilities: * Lead execution of gala, auction, and social fundraising events, ensuring revenue goals are met through a combination of corporate sponsorships, table and ticket sales, donor activation, and major gift solicitation-each playing a critical role in driving overall event success and deepening donor engagement. * Serve as the market's lead fundraiser for assigned campaigns, focusing on high-impact activity that prioritizes donor cultivation and revenue outcomes above logistical planning * Translate national models into compelling local experiences that align with brand, budget, and mission objectives. * Partner with the AVP to report on pacing, surface risks, and adjust execution as needed to achieve goals. * Foster cross-team alignment by coordinating frontline activity, reinforcing shared accountability, and supporting peer fundraisers in execution. * Use CRM and campaign dashboards to inform decisions, track performance, and continuously improve tactics. * Support coordination of fundraising activity among peer staff (e.g., silent auctions, donor outreach, table hosts), promoting shared accountability and donor-centric execution. What We're Looking For: * Progressive experience in fundraising, donor relations, or nonprofit development, with a proven track record of meeting or exceeding fundraising goals. * Demonstrated success directly managing budgets of $500,000+ * Demonstrated success in managing donor pipelines, cultivating major gifts, and executing multi-channel fundraising campaigns. * Strong leadership and project management skills, with experience supervising staff or volunteers and coordinating cross-functional initiatives. * Proficiency in CRM systems (e.g., Raiser's Edge, Salesforce) and data analysis to inform strategy and reporting. * Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage and inspire donors, board members, and community stakeholders. * Strategic thinker with the ability to develop and implement long-term fundraising plans aligned with organizational goals. * Experience planning and executing donor events, stewardship programs, and grant proposals. * Previous nonprofit development experience highly desirable We're committed to supporting the growth of every employee through a structured and transparent approach to career development. We use Talent Portraits to define clear expectations, development opportunities, and advancement paths - whether you're growing as a people leader or deepening your expertise as an individual contributor. Each role is thoughtfully placed within one of these pathways (Leadership or Partner) to help you understand how it fits into our broader organization and your potential career journey. This position is classified as Partner - Knowledge Expert. The National MS Society is committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce. We strive to create a workforce that reflects the communities we serve and where everyone feels empowered to bring their authentic selves to work. We need you and your unique talents and perspectives to help us write the last chapter on MS. APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS: We appreciate your consideration of our job opportunities and strive to make it as effortless as possible to apply for our positions. With only a few required sections and the option to use our resume parsing tool, we aim to streamline the application experience, saving you time and effort. Additionally, if you wish to include a cover letter with your application, please feel free to attach it along with your resume, and any other documents required, to the Resume/CV document upload section at the bottom of the My Experience page. We appreciate your interest in joining our team and look forward to receiving your application! Important: You will not be able to modify your application after you submit it. The "My Experience" page is the only opportunity to add your cover letter and supporting document attachments. If you experience any trouble submitting your materials, please check out our ___.

Job DescriptionSalary: $30.00 to $36.00 Hourly Position: Executive Administrative Assistant Status: Part-Time (average 24 hours per week) Pay Range: $30 - $36, Hourly Reports to: Executive Director Location: Seattle, WA, with additional travel Schedule: In-Office Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday Target Hire Date: April 27, 2026 POSITIONFOCUS The Executive Administrative Assistant (EAA) is a trusted thought-partner and operational anchor to the Executive Director (ED). This role ensures the ED can lead strategically by managing administrative systems, communications, scheduling, and follow-through with care, discretion, cultural grounding, respect, relational accountability, and Indigenous values. The EAA supports the rhythm of an Indigenous-led intermediary organization working across philanthropy, advocacy, and community-centered initiatives. This position requires strong judgment, emotional intelligence, and the ability to anticipate needs in a fast-moving, relational environment. KEY OBJECTIVES OF THIS ROLE • Protect and optimize the Executive Directors time, energy, and focus through proactive calendar management, scheduling, and prioritization across multiple time zones, • Prepare and manage executive and board communications, including agendas, briefing materials, correspondence, notes, and follow-up to ensure accountability and continuity, • Support board operations and governance by coordinating meetings, preparing board packets, and maintaining accurate records, • Coordinate travel, logistics, reimbursements, and logistical support for meetings, events, trainings, and community gatherings, • Maintain organized digital filing systems and administrative records to ensure accessibility, compliance, and smooth operations, • Serve as a steward of the organizations general inbox (info@) and the Executive Directors email, ensuring timely, respectful responses, thoughtful triage, and appropriate follow-through., • Support internal coordination across staff, partners, and leadership by tracking priorities, timelines, and project workflows, • Uphold confidentiality, cultural respect, and organizational integrity while contributing to a healthy, values-aligned workplace culture DAILY RHYTHM AND MONTHLY RESPONSIBILITIES Executive & Board Support • Manage the Executive Directors calendar, scheduling, travel logistics, and meeting preparation across multiple time zones, • Prepare agendas, briefing materials, notes, and follow-up for executive and board meetings; track action items and deadlines, • Serve as a warm, professional point of contact for partners, funders, board members, and community members, • Draft, proofread, and format correspondence, presentations, and internal communications on behalf of the ED, • Support donor stewardship activities, including preparing thank-you letters, coordinating communications, and updating CRM records, • Maintain organized digital filing systems and administrative records to ensure accessibility, continuity, and compliance, • Coordinate internal workflows, reminders, and timelines across leadership, programs, and operations, • Assist with vendor coordination, contracts, reimbursements, and administrative compliance tasks, • Assist with grant-related administrative tasks, including gathering documentation and tracking reporting deadlines, • Support programmatic and fundraising teams with administrative needs as assigned, • Conduct research, compile reports, and prepare summaries to support leadership decision-making, • Identify opportunities to improve systems and processes that strengthen executive and organizational effectiveness SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty. The required knowledge, skills, and/or abilities are below. • Strong organizational and time-management skills, with the ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines, • Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with exceptional attention to detail, • High emotional intelligence and sound judgment when navigating complex interpersonal dynamics, • Ability to work independently, take initiative, anticipate needs, and problem-solve proactively, • Proficiency with common office and collaboration tools (Google Workspace, calendars, Zoom, Microsoft Office, project management platforms), • Experience supporting senior leadership or executive-level roles, • Commitment to confidentiality, professionalism, and alignment with Naah Illahee Funds mission, Indigenous values, and relationship-based work PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS • Experience working with Indigenous communities, Native-led organizations, or in community-centered, values-driven environments, • Experience supporting boards, committees, or governance processes, • Familiarity with donor databases or CRM systems (e.g., Bloomerang, Little Green Light) and donor stewardship workflows, • Comfort working in a remote or hybrid environment, with strong self-direction and communication, • Three or more years of administrative or executive support experience, preferably in a nonprofit, philanthropic, or mission-driven organization BENEFITS • Commuter benefit (ORCA card), • PTO, including holidays, sick leave, cultural leave, and vacation Naah Illahee Fund is a Native-led organization committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and equitable workplace. We believe our team should reflect the communities we serve, and we integrate equity into all our employment practices. We encourage applicants from underrepresented communities to apply. Ideal candidates will demonstrate an understanding of our mission to advance environmental justice, food sovereignty, and economic self-determination.

Job DescriptionDonor Services Coordinator International Development Nonprofit Salary: $50,000 to $70,000 per year, based on experienceTerrific remote Donor Services Coordinator position with an international development nonprofit. The position will join a highly mission-driven and collaborative team during a period of planned growth. In this role, the Donor Services Coordinator will manage donor data in the Salesforce database ensuring accurate and timely gift processing, donor management and data integrity. The position will also collaborate with team members to provide donor research and campaign support.A robust benefits package currently includes the following: • 100% employer paid health, vision, and dental insurance premiums for the employee, spouse, and eligible dependents, • Health Reimbursement Arrangement plan that fully covers the health plan deductible, • 5% employer match 401(k) plan, • Unlimited PTO and a flexible work environmentResponsibilities:, • Conduct gift processing and enter all data in Salesforce, ensuring a high level of accuracy, • Manage recurring donations while monitoring for payment updates and failed transactions, • Support donor research and preparation of donor materials, • Create and manage campaigns on peer-to-peer fundraising platforms and Salesforce, • Make calls to donors and send acknowledgements, • Provide other operational support to the team and donors as neededQualifications:, • Approximately 1-3+ of years relevant fundraising support or development services experience, • Tech savvy and ability to manage competing deadlines, • Experience with recurring donations and online donation platforms, • Mission-driven and detail oriented, • Comfortable working remotely with extensive virtual team collaboration, • Thrive in a goal-oriented environment, • Experience with a donor CRM, Salesforce highly preferredEqual opportunity employer.

Job DescriptionSalary: $11,250 - $12,500 per month 233238 KUOW NEWS DIRECTOR (click to apply) KUOW / PSPR 04/15/2024 Benefits:As a UW employee, you will enjoy generous benefits and work/life programs. For a complete description of our benefits for this position, please visit our website,click here. ABOUT KUOW KUOW Puget Sound Public Radio is Seattles NPR news station. We are an independent, nonprofit news organization producing award-winning journalism, podcasts, and events for the 3.9 million people in our coverage area. As a self-sustaining service of the University of Washington, our mission is to create and serve a more informed public. We have an outstanding opportunity for aKUOW News Director. We are looking for an inspiring, experienced, and mission-driven individual to lead our news division into the next phase of growth and excellence. As an innovative team manager and builder, you will pursue new and exciting ways to make KUOWs Newsroom even more effective at delivering on its mission. As a persuasive and passionate communicator, you will develop and implement strategies to ensure the long-term success of the News Department and KUOW. PURPOSE The KUOW News Director bears responsibility for the overall quality and performance of the newsroom, including strategy, editorial vision, policies, and priorities. In this role, they lead a team of editors, reporters, and producers, overseeing content assignments and ensuring deadlines are met while upholding journalistic standards. The directors acumen for news and regional issues is crucial, as they envision ways to incorporate fresh and underrepresented perspectives into our audiences experience. Additionally, the role involves managing an annual budget of $3 million, which covers approximately 30 regular employees and $50,000 allocated for training, freelancers, research services, and other necessary expenses. JOB SUCCESS SUMMARY The KUOW News Director plays the leading role in shaping the editorial vision and strategy of the newsroom. This involves making critical judgments about which stories to cover, ultimately defining our product. The director must assess whether a story is ready for publication or broadcast, ensuring alignment with the stations mission, goals, and journalistic standards. The News Directors editorial discretion also involves safeguarding journalistic integrity and ensuring that our coverage remains uninfluenced by the agendas of funders or the licensee (UW). Additionally, strategic planning is essential, balancing comprehensive coverage of major events like elections while remaining agile enough to respond swiftly to breaking news. This position must have deep knowledge of and commitment to the tenets and ethics of journalism and the role of journalism in society; know how to create innovative content on all platforms; have a demonstrated history of attention to racial equity in hiring and editorial practices and an understanding and commitment to community engagement. DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Direction & Strategy: (45%) Shape and execute KUOW Newsrooms editorial vision, strategy, policies, and priorities. Direct and lead overall efforts of the News Department and ensure that content is consistent with the stations mission, goals, and journalistic standards. Responsible and accountable for overall quality and performance of the station's news products by evaluating KUOWs broadcast shows, podcasts, and online stories. Direct daily news coverage and lead planning for major news events including elections, legislative sessions, or breaking stories. Understand and incorporate deep knowledge of community neighborhoods, issues, and other special characteristics of the area to direct coverage and story selection. Develop strategies for implementing journalism that reaches diverse audiences and integrate new and historically underrepresented viewpoints. Strategically integrate newsroom stories with KUOWs podcasts, including Seattle Now, to create efficiencies and synergies in our content. Determine, oversee, and coordinate KUOWs online and digital strategy and collaborate on new digital news products. Seek out and lead news collaboration efforts with other stations or organizations, including serving as the head of the Seattle and Olympia Bureau to the Northwest News Network. Implement emergency broadcast strategies in the event of natural or human-made disasters. Supervision of Newsroom Staff: (35%) Supervise the newsroom, including editors, reporters, web team, and producers. Manage day to day news content assignments, production, spot, and vacation schedules, and plans for coverage gaps. Assign projects or stories and ensure that deadlines are met. Develop Newsroom staff by coaching, training, and providing growth opportunities. Critique and edit content to enhance stories, assuring reporters/editors include multiple perspectives while maintaining accuracy, objectivity, and adherence to KUOWs journalistic standards. Recruit, interview, and select candidates for the newsroom, assuring a diverse team that reflects the community and perspectives that serve KUOWs audience. Foster a sense of inclusion, participate in racial equity and training series and learning opportunities. Conduct annual performance evaluations. Budget & Administration (20%) Responsible for all budgeting duties associated with running the newsroom, including personnel costs, training, research services, and other expenses. Proactively communicate news initiatives and community efforts across departments and collaborate closely with senior management, the digital department, and fundraising and grant-writing teams personnel while maintaining KUOWs firewall policy. Make board presentations and occasional public appearances on behalf of the station, including on-air fundraising. Perform other duties as assigned. SUPERVISION RECEIVED Position reports to the Chief Content Officer SUPERVISION EXERCISED Supervision of News Team Requirements include: Bachelor's degree and five years of journalism experience to include newsroom management experience. Experience implementing and/or executing newsroom digital strategy. Demonstrated commitment to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Demonstrated organizational and leadership abilities. Equivalent education/experience will substitute for all minimum qualifications except when there are legal requirements, such as a license/certification/registration. Desired: Broadcast and digital journalism experience. Public Media experience. Budget management and strategic planning experience. Experience working successfully with union contracts, representatives and members. Working Conditions: Duties may occasionally require evening and weekend work when necessary to meet critical deadlines. Cubicle/Open workspace environment which may result in additional or higher levels of noise and visual distractions. Requires some local travel to attend station events to meet with news sources. Position is suitable/eligible for Hybrid/Occasional Telework. COMMITMENT TO DIVERSITY AND RACIAL EQUITY KUOW and the University of Washington are equal opportunity employers. KUOW is dedicated to building a culturally diverse staff and creating a working environment that promotes racial equity and inclusiveness. We believe attracting and retaining diverse staff is crucial to serving our community and fulfilling our mission. Women, Black, Indigenous and people of color (BIPOC), LGBTQ+ individuals, people with disabilities and veterans are highly encouraged to apply. Application Process: You will be asked to submit a cover letter AND your response (in a separate Cover Letter Assessment to the following (limited to 7900 characters): We would like to know more about your experience with diversity, race and equity, and social justice. Please tell us about your experience engaging and working with diverse communities particularly in the context of your professional, volunteer, or civic work. Please also address efforts you have made or been involved with to foster diversity competence and understanding. The application process for UW positions may include completion of a variety of online assessments to obtain additional information that will be used in the evaluation process. These may include Work Authorization,Cover Letterand/or others. Any assessments that you need to complete will appear on your screen as soon as you select Apply to this position. Once you begin an assessment, it must be completed at that time; if you do not complete the assessment, you will be prompted to do so the next time you access your My Jobs page. If you select to take it later, it will appear on your "My Jobs" page to take when you are ready.Please note that your application will not be reviewed, and you will not be considered for this position until all required assessments have been completed. Committed to attracting and retaining a diverse staff, the University of Washington will honor your experiences, perspectives and unique identity. Together, our community strives to create and maintain working and learning environments that are inclusive, equitable and welcoming. The University of Washington is an affirmative action and equal opportunity employer.All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, national origin, age, protected veteran or disabled status, or genetic information. To request disability accommodation in the application process, contact the Disability Services Office at 206-543-6450 . Applicants considered for this position will be required to disclose if they are the subject of any substantiated findings or current investigations related to sexual misconduct at their current employment and past employment. Disclosure is required underWashington state law.

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