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Reporting to the Associate Director, Grants and Contracts, the Grants and Contracts Coordinator manages a diverse portfolio that includes research grants, contracts and community service-oriented projects. The office is responsible for ensuring that the financial aspects of sponsored projects are developed in compliance with sponsor guidelines and in coordination with the university’s central offices, while maintaining high-quality support to faculty. The office also supports administrative requirements for proposal submission and contract management.

In this role, you will be responsible for pre-award administration, including but not limited to: assisting in the preparation of grant applications and budgets, tracking the progress through submission, and assisting in other pre-award activity. You will assist in researching best practices at the college level, as we continually improve our practices to provide exceptional service to faculty and other partners. On behalf of faculty and our college, you will routinely interact with sponsor contacts, the university’s central offices, and collaborating institutions, as needed. Performs other related duties as assigned.

About this Internship: 
The InLiquid Internship Program will offer the experience of working in a nonprofit arts organization. Internships are designed primarily for undergraduate or graduate students, although open to anyone with a strong desire and commitment. Interns will work closely with InLiquid staff and will be involved with regular activities as well as special projects as needed.

JOB SUMMARY

The Assistant for Development and Meetings is responsible for providing a wide range of high-level, administrative support to three program staff.  These functions include coordinating development activities, database management, preparing correspondence, and handling event logistics and registration.  Ability to work independently with little or no supervision. Must be well organized and enjoy a small office environment.

University City Arts League seeks a proactive, communicative and organized individual to fulfill the role of Development & Operations Associate. Reporting to the Executive Director, the Development & Operations Associate is responsible for supporting organization leadership in all aspects of fundraising, donor relations and event planning. 

Reporting to the Director of Stewardship and Donor Relations, the Associate Director contributes to Institutional Advancement (IA) fundraising and engagement goals by developing and implementing stewardship processes that enhance the major and principal gift level donor experience and by evaluating major giving stewardship programming to ensure effectiveness, making recommendations for improvements, and assisting with implementation of enhancements. Within Temple’s hybrid centralized/decentralized advancement organization, the Associate Director collaborates with a broad range of advancement colleagues to manage and execute donor relations, recognition, and stewardship projects which help inspire a culture of Philanthropy at Temple.  Performs other duties as assigned.

Position Overview

Joining a modest-but-mighty staff, the Director of Development will provide strategic leadership for all Hedgerow fundraising activities, including: individual and institutional giving; the 100th Anniversary campaign; major gift initiatives; and institutional grantwriting and reporting. A passion for the performing arts, especially theatre, is critical to success, as is the fundamental belief that the arts are for all members of society.  

Key Responsibilities

The Gift and Records Specialist is a key member of the Institutional Advancement department’s fundraising operation who supports alumni and donor relationships by ensuring the accurate management of gifts and pledges.  With limited supervision, the Gift and Record Specialist, working across multiple platforms and financial institutions, accurately and efficiently processes gifts and pledges for Temple University and its affiliate organizations.  

The Research Analyst assists fundraising efforts by providing diverse research deliverables to frontline fundraisers, executives, and other stakeholders.

Asian Arts Initiative is hiring for a Director of Development.  This is an excellent opportunity for an individual with fundraising experience who has strong strategic thinking skills, is dedicated to building strong and healthy communities, and a commitment to racial and social justice.   The ideal candidate is experienced in the current non-profit fundraising model while understanding the need to move towards more equitable practices. 
Asian Arts Initiative offers a supportive work environment that is constantly striving towards the balance of quality arts programming and professional growth while making time for creative pursuits and joy. Unlisted benefits include: amazingly funny co-workers, a passionate dedication to good food, a caring and nurturing community, and proximity to high quality coffee and Boba.

**AAI's staff is currently working in a hybrid situation.  Staff split the week between in-office and remote work days.  This position will be expected to attend relevant in-person meetings