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Members are invited to share open positions with fundraising and advancement services professionals through the California Community Colleges.
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Reporting to the Executive Director of the Foundation, the Director, Alumni Relations and Development is employed directly by the Cerritos College Foundation. This individual is a vital member of the Foundation team, responsible for building and maintaining relationships with Cerritos College alumni; raising funds through proactive cultivation, solicitation and stewardship; creating targeted fundraising appeals and related communication strategies; and organizing a variety of events and alumni activities.
Review of applications will continue until position is filled.
Los Angeles City College Foundation is seeking a Director of Development. The Director of Development reports to the Executive Director and is a senior member of the Foundation team. This is an in-person role located at the LACC campus. Serving as an ambassador, the Director of Development is charged with securing commitments from alumni, emeriti, and other individual donors to provide support for students, faculty and special initiatives; professional expertise and volunteer service; collaborating with faculty members and various department staff to create and maintain pathways for community and alumni participation that advance the goals of the institution; work with the Executive Director to identify, cultivate, solicit and provide stewardship for donors
Application Deadline: Position will remain open until filled.
Superintendent/President Virginia Guleff is recruiting an innovative leader to join Butte College as the administrator of the Butte College Foundation. The position will lead efforts in strategic planning, vision, overall leadership, program and policy development, personnel management, and budget management.
The Executive Director demonstrates leadership is responsible for the development and implementation of a comprehensive fund development program designed to meet fundraising goals and revenue growth of the Butte-Glenn Community College District. The incumbent facilitates the identification, cultivation, and solicitation of private financial support from individuals, corporations, alumni, and foundations to accomplish the District and Foundation’s goals and meet its mission, and acts as an administrative liaison to facilitate the Foundation’s long-range planning
Applications Close: 5/31/2024
The Santa Ana College Foundation is a local and statewide leader in community college philanthropy. Since 1967 it hasprovided Santa Ana College with private support, serving as the vehicle through which individuals and organizations mayinvest in the college and its students. As an independent 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, the Foundation distributes morethan $1.2 million annually for student success programs such as scholarships, high impact capital and program support,book grants, and other critical needs of the college. The Director of Special Programs-Development and Alumni Relations supports the Executive Director and team on thealumni relations programming and co-leads all fundraising and operational work of the SAC Foundation through relationship-building, legacy planning, program and donor annual giving, alumni relations program building and teammanagement. As a member of the executive team, they partner with the Foundation leadership to ensure that the SACFoundation continues to grow and stretch to serve the evolving needs of our college and community.
Applications Close: 4/25/2024
The Peralta Colleges Foundation (the Foundation) is an independent 501(c)(3) non-profit auxiliary to the Peralta Community College District (the District) comprised of four community colleges in Northern Alameda County: Berkeley City College (formerly Vista Community College), College of Alameda, Laney College and Merritt College. The Foundation supports academic excellence and success throughout the District by building partnerships in the region to raise funds for scholarships to committed students and financial support to the four colleges that comprise the District.
ABOUT THE POSITION
Reporting to a 20-member, highly visible and active Board of Directors, the Executive Director maintains overall responsibility for staff, operations and finance management; fund development and events; board development and community relations. The Executive Director must plan, organize, coordinate and execute a comprehensive fundraising program to drive student success by engaging foundations, corporations and individual donors as well as alumni and friends of the District.