
The Girl Scout mission is to build girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. Behind every Girl Scout and volunteer is a team of local staff ready to help them earn that next badge, embark on a camping adventure, or organize an impactful service project.
We are Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey (GSNNJ) serving girls in grades K-12 in Bergen, Morris, Passaic, Sussex and Northern Warren counties. We bring the Girl Scout Leadership Experience to 19,000 girls and 10,200 adult members. We are looking for a detail-oriented, relationship-focused, and mission-driven Fund Development Coordinator to join our team and help strengthen donor relationships, support impactful fundraising campaigns and events, and advance our mission of building girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place.
The Fund Development Coordinator supports the organization’s fundraising efforts by providing administrative, donor relations, and operational support across all development initiatives. This role manages donor records, tracks campaign progress, assists with communications and solicitations, prepares reports, and ensures timely donor acknowledgment and stewardship. Overall, the position helps strengthen donor relationships and contributes to the success of annual campaigns, mid-level giving, and the Comprehensive Campaign.
Responsibilities:
Staff members are accountable to achieve their performance goals that collectively enable GSNNJ to reach Council goals. Each staff member is expected to take an active role in all areas of operations, especially by being alert to opportunities to identify and engage potential volunteers, girl members, donors, vendors, collaborators, etc. and providing contact information to the appropriate staff person. Each employee is a representative of Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey. Others form their impressions of GSNNJ based, in part, on their interaction with employees. Every personal contact made by a GSNNJ employee could be a current or potential donor; thus, these impressions can influence donor actions. Each employee is expected to take an active role in development by being alert to opportunities to identify potential new donors and providing contact information to the Director of Development. On occasion, employees may be asked to participate in site visits and/or follow-up calls with contacts.
We are proud to offer a comprehensive benefits package to support the health and overall well-being of our employees. Benefits for our full-time employees include medical, dental, and vision insurance; a 401k retirement plan with an employer match; paid time off for vacation, sick days, and holidays with offices closed for winter holiday break; parental leave benefits, life, disability, accidental and critical illness insurance; legal and pet insurance; employee assistance program, professional development opportunities; flexibility and a supportive and inclusive work environment.
Requirements
Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey is an Equal Opportunity Employer, drug free workplace, and complies with ADA regulations as applicable.

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