Development Officer - Philanthropy (ID)_Fundraising Philanthropy

PPGNHAIK•Boise, ID

23h•$70,000 - $78,000

About The Position

The Philanthropy Officer, Idaho, based in the Boise area, secures essential funding for Planned Parenthood Great Northwest, Hawai’i, Alaska, Indiana, Kentucky (PPGNHAIK) during its comprehensive campaign by developing and nurturing relationships with major donors and prospects. The role cultivates, solicits, and stewards donations supporting PPGNHAIK’s mission and programs, as well as those of its sister organization Planned Parenthood Alliance Advocates (C4). The officer manages a portfolio of key donors to help achieve fundraising goals and reports to the Philanthropy Manager, collaborating with other Philanthropy Officers, department leadership, and cross-department teams. This is a part-time position working 30 hours per week. It is eligible for PPGNHAIK benefits. The stated salary range is $70,000–$78,000 annually for 0.8 FTE, based on a 37.5-hour workweek, depending on experience and qualifications. The organization describes its mission as providing patient care and education in a safe, judgment-free environment and emphasizes equity, diversity, and inclusion. The position represents PPGNHAIK in donor and community settings and supports local fundraising and engagement in Idaho.

Requirements

2–3 years of experience as a frontline fundraiser, including some major donor cultivation, in a professional nonprofit fundraising environment.
Experience using a metrics-based approach to fundraising.
Ability to travel within the state.
Ability to work occasional nights and weekends.
Excel, Word, and Outlook required.

Nice To Haves

Track record of managing a major donor portfolio and successfully soliciting gifts face-to-face.
Strong interpersonal and written communication skills, with the ability to engage and inspire donors and internal stakeholders.
Ability to use fundraising databases; Raiser's Edge experience preferred.
Ability to work independently and as part of a dynamic team, and collaborate effectively with culturally diverse staff across the organization.
Ability to assess priorities, manage competing tasks in a time-sensitive environment, meet deadlines with attention to detail and quality, and demonstrate entrepreneurial drive.
Associate degree or above preferred.

Responsibilities

Manage a portfolio of roughly 100 donors, typically giving at levels of $2,500–$10,000, and execute personalized cultivation plans, prioritizing in-person engagement.
Develop and implement tailored strategies to solicit gifts face-to-face and steward donors through creative expressions of gratitude and impact.
Work with internal teams to identify major donor prospects and qualify them through rapid-cycle phone and in-person conversations.
Recruit high-value guests for Idaho-based fundraising events and engagement activities.
Represent PPGNHAIK at external events and meetings when appropriate and stay informed about local and national issues related to the organization’s mission.
Maintain accurate records of donor interactions and progress toward KPIs and goals in the department database.
Communicate with health care clinics, the PPAA State Director and team, and board members to support local fundraising and community engagement.
Participate in relevant training and stay informed about philanthropy, major giving, and nonprofit fundraising trends.
Perform other duties as assigned to support the growth and success of PPGNHAIK fundraising initiatives.