Fundraising Manager, Do What You Love to End Alzheimer’s

Position Summary

More than a DIY fundraiser, Do What You Love to End ALZ (formerly The Longest Day) is a signature event of the Alzheimer’s Association, and one of the fastest-growing and unique campaigns in the world. As exclusive manager of Do What You Love to End ALZ in your community, you will leverage your networking and relationship-building skills to identify and engage new audiences and corporate partners.

Responsibilities

• Build sustainable corporate and community relationships contributing to event revenue goals and increasing brand awareness
• Recruit, manage, and coach volunteer committees to implement best practices and achieve fundraising goals
• Coach and inspire volunteers and teams to set and meet their fundraising and event planning objectives
• Create unique, engaging community outreach activities promoting the Alzheimer’s Association’s mission
• Identify, recruit, and engage new companies and activity-based groups in your community
• Manage volunteer-led events resulting in revenue growth year over year
• Build and maintain a positive, healthy, and inclusive team environment fostering long-term community and volunteer relationships
• Achieve or exceed designated financial and participant goals through team and individual fundraising, corporate solicitation, and community partnerships

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
• 3-5 years of proven experience in volunteer committee development
• Proven success at building sustainable corporate and community relationships
• Successfully recruited, managed, and coached volunteer committees
• Demonstrated ability to form and cultivate sustainable corporate relationships and partnerships
• Eagerness to network and build relationships in the community year-round
• Managed volunteer-led events resulting in revenue growth year over year
• Known as a uniter with a positive, healthy, and inclusive team environment
• Achieved or surpassed designated financial and participant goals through team and individual fundraising, corporate solicitation, and community partnerships