Foundation Director

Executive Director of Foundation

The Executive Director of Foundation is responsible for setting the vision and mission of the team in accordance with institutional policies and practices and strengthening comprehensive fundraising program. Responsible for building and managing a growing foundations portfolio. Planning and implementing foundation fundraising strategies, identifying, cultivating, soliciting philanthropic investments from strategic foundation partners to advance organization's priorities and initiatives.

General Duties

• Partners with hospital departments and line officers in developing projects, promoting, publicizing and advertising the foundation's goals and activities, including the development and production of all necessary materials for case statements and solicitation materials.
• Designs, plans, schedules, implements targeted and concurrent annual fundraising campaigns for corporations and foundations.
• Identifies, researches, and solicits select regional and national corporations and private and corporate foundations.
• Provides service and stewardship to corporations and foundations to establish relationships, maintain involvement and foster private support.
• Provides ongoing analysis of foundation databases, implementation of system improvements and utilization.
• Establishes, enforces guidelines and standards for database use. Includes gift and pledge coding, entry and processing.
• Gathers constituent information from other areas including volunteer services, purchasing, human resources, patient financial for utilization in solicitations and entry of these new constituent groups into the database.
• Manages the donor recognition program and produce reports and queries needed for all solicitations, mailings, special events, and newsletters.
• Remains current on all database upgrades, system changes, work with foundation staff to improve database use and utilization.

Experience Qualifications

Education Qualifications

Days (United States of America)

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The above job summary is intended to describe the general nature and level of the work being performed by people assigned to this work. This is not an exhaustive list of all duties and responsibilities. LCMC Health reserves the right to amend and change responsibilities to meet organizational needs as necessary.

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