Executive Director, Oasis for Girls

Charity Search Group•San Francisco, CA

1d•$150,000 - $175,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Oasis for Girls is seeking an inspiring, strategic, and relationship-driven leader to serve as its next Executive Director. This position is ideal for a dynamic nonprofit professional who is passionate about youth empowerment and energized by the opportunity to grow an organization through strong partnerships, smart strategy, and effective fundraising. Reporting to the Advisory Board, the Executive Director will guide the overall direction of Oasis—championing its mission, strengthening programs, expanding resources, and deepening community relationships. The ED will serve as the organization’s chief advocate, storyteller, and fundraiser, ensuring that Oasis continues to be a trusted and vital resource for young women in San Francisco. The next Executive Director will inherit a stable, well-respected organization with a $1M budget, a talented five-person team, and a committed board. This leader will be charged with building on that strong foundation—elevating Oasis’s profile, growing and diversifying revenue, and positioning the organization for long-term sustainability and increased impact. Inspire and develop staff and board members Translate vision into clear action plans Balance mission passion with operational discipline This is a rare opportunity for a leader who enjoys wearing multiple hats—someone who can set big-picture direction while also rolling up their sleeves to help make it happen.

Requirements

7+ years of professional experience, including at least 3 years in a leadership role
Demonstrated success in nonprofit fundraising with a track record of increasing revenue
Experience managing budgets, financial reporting, and operations
Familiarity with youth development and community-based programming
Experience working with nonprofit boards and supporting their fundraising engagement
Bachelor’s degree required; advanced degree preferred (or equivalent experience)
Deep commitment to social justice and the empowerment of BIPOC girls and young women
Ability to lead with integrity, empathy, and sound judgment
Strong strategic thinking and problem-solving capabilities
Excellent communication and relationship-building skills
Experience motivating teams and fostering collaborative environments
Demonstrated ability to engage diverse stakeholders
Proficiency with nonprofit financial and productivity tools
Exceptional writing, presentation, and interpersonal skills

Responsibilities

Lead and execute a comprehensive fundraising strategy to expand and diversify revenue
Build and scale fundraising programs to grow beyond the current ~$1M budget
Cultivate and steward relationships with foundations, corporate partners, and individual donors
Serve as the organization’s primary fundraiser, engaging directly in major gifts and proposals
Partner with the Advisory Board to strengthen fundraising capacity and a culture of philanthropy
Partner with the Program Director to ensure high-quality, culturally responsive programming
Strengthen program outcomes, evaluation, and continuous improvement
Align program priorities with organizational strategy and community needs
Ensure participant voice and equity remain central to all decision-making
Provide overall leadership and direction for Oasis for Girls
Mentor, develop, and support a five-person staff team
Set clear priorities, expectations, and systems for accountability
Foster a collaborative, inclusive, and mission-driven workplace culture
Serve as the primary ambassador and public face of Oasis
Build authentic relationships with donors, schools, employers, and community partners
Represent the organization at events, funder meetings, and public forums
Strengthen Oasis’s visibility, reputation, and community impact
Lead annual budgeting, financial planning, and resource allocation
Oversee financial reporting and compliance with Tides Center
Ensure strong fiscal controls and responsible stewardship of resources
Identify efficiencies that support sustainable organizational growth