The Alameda Food Bank is searching for an experienced part-time Development Coordinator passionate about ending food insecurity in the City of Alameda. With the help of our six (6) full-time team members over 500 dedicated volunteers including a supportive and engaged Board of Directors the Food Bank is seeking our first-ever Development Coordinator who can leverage their fundraising expertise to provide healthy and culturally sensitive nourishment to those in need in our diverse island city community.
The part-time Development Coordinator will support the Development Team (Executive Director Development Manager and the Board Development Committee) in executing the fundraising programs for the Food Bank. Reporting to the Development Manager the position supports the daily functions including but not limited to administrative support donor relations and stewardship event logistics grant support and marketing and communications. Responsibilities include maintaining accurate donor records in our donor database processing incoming gifts and acknowledgments supporting donor cultivation events including scheduling donor tours and site visits tracking grant deadlines and assisting the Development Manager with gathering stories photos and updates from the various Food Bank distribution programs.
Knowledge Skills and Abilities
A successful candidate can demonstrate many or all the following attributes:
Preferred Qualifications
Personal Attributes & Values
Physical Requirements
This position is located in both an open warehouse environment and office space and requires working for a part of the shift while being exposed to seasonal weather temperatures. Able to perform the following duties with or without accommodation:
Compensation & Benefits
This is a part-time non-exempt position working up to 20 hours per week with working hours to be determined between Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with occasional evening and weekend hours. The starting rate of pay for this position is $35.68 per hour ($37107 annualized) depending on experience. The Food Bank offers a competitive benefit package including:
How to Join the Food Bank Team
We encourage you to submit your interest even if you dont check every box! Please apply by visiting our applicant website here. Please include a cover letter and resume.
Due to our size and the increased demand for our services we are unable to take phone calls about this position nor sponsor visas at this time.
EEO Statement: Alameda Food Bank believes that all individuals deserve to be always treated with respect and dignity. To that end the Alameda Food Bank provides equal employment opportunities (EEO) to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race color religion sex national origin age disability or addition to federal law requirements the AFB complies with applicable state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment in every location in which the AFB has facilities. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment including recruiting hiring placement promotion termination layoff recall transfer leaves of absence compensation and training.
About the Alameda Food Bank
The Alameda Food Bank (AFB) began operating in 1977 from a closet at Twin Towers Methodist Church providing monthly emergency food to an average of ten local families in need. Today we serve nearly 8000 food insecure individuals in the City of Alameda. Through our all-choice Island Community Market pantries at the Alameda Housing Authority facilities and our home delivery program Alameda Food Bank provides free groceries to those that live work or go to school on the Island. An average family can receive over half of their monthly groceries. Last year we distributed nearly 2 million pounds of food to sustain our community!
Required Experience:
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