Corporate Philanthropy Program Manager (On Site)

Responsibilities

• Contribute to internal assessment of grant performance and alignment with Foundation strategy
• Serve as first point of contact for grant and charitable inquiries, including sponsorships
• Create reports and streamline processes between various programs, with a strong ability in grant analysis and reporting
• Prepare meeting materials, review grant proposals, and provide overall support to the Director of Corporate Philanthropy and Foundation board
• Develop and facilitate virtual informational sessions for prospective applicants
• Coverage feedback meetings for unsuccessful applicants
• Support grantee partners in timely completion of reporting requirements
• Oversee the scholarship program with area high schools and act as primary liaison with financial partner who facilitates payout of scholarship funds
• Maintain relationships with scholarship administrators and guidance departments
• Act as point person for all inquiries from scholarship recipients
• Review and assess incoming sponsorship opportunities
• Timely coordination of payment, communication and marketing support for all sponsorships
• Develop and maintain effective reporting in the Blackbaud database
• Provide coordination and support for community events
• Serve as the primary point-of-contact for Money Matters, the Bank’s financial literacy program
• Develop a strategy to proactively offer the financial literacy program to community nonprofits, schools, and/or other groups
• Develop engaging and informative financial literacy content, and ensure proper internal review of all material
• Coordinate with Marketing team to effectively brand and promote the program
• Connect with nonprofits and Foundations through events, workshops, and conferences
• Work with internal teams to share relevant Board and volunteer opportunities
• Perform other administrative tasks as required to support Corporate Philanthropy and Foundation initiatives

Requirements

• Education: Bachelor's Degree is required
• Work Experience: 3-5 years of work-related experience in the nonprofit, philanthropy, or community relations sectors is preferred
• Additional Requirements: Strong proficiency with database management systems, in particular BlackBaud or similar; High degree of organization, attention to detail, and ability to manage multiple priorities; Comfortable working as a self-starter and in a team environment; Ability to represent the Bank in public and community forums; Experience with grants and/or nonprofit program development, a plus; Ability to write professionally and synthesize content.

Position Details

• Eligible for a hybrid work schedule, 3 days in the office and 2 days remote following 90 days
• Expected Pay Range: $55,243 to $91,158
• EEO Statement: Middlesex Savings Bank is an Equal Opportunity Employer/protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities