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CAREER PLACEMENTS

Our Job Board is for job openings within Florida's grantmaking field and related areas. A listing will remain online for 30-days, but can be renewed for an additional 30-days at the same rate. FPN members can post a job posting free of charge. Nonmembers will need to pay a $100 fee. Payment needs to be received in full before the career posting is uploaded.

To submit the job posting, email us with the position's description, who to contact for inquiries, and how applicants should apply.


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Philanthropic Advisor

Posted October 6

Gulf Coast Community Foundation
Location: Venice, FL / Sarasota, FL
Salary: $82,800–$103,500 annually

ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION

Since 1995, Gulf Coast Community Foundation has powered bold philanthropy and collaborative leadership to drive meaningful change across the region. The Foundation works with donors, partners, and community members to address challenges and opportunities across health and human services, education, civic and economic development, arts and culture, and the environment. Headquartered in Venice with a second office in downtown Sarasota, Gulf Coast has invested more than $625 million in the region and is nationally recognized for excellence.

POSITION SUMMARY

The Philanthropic Advisor will join the Philanthropic team to build trusted relationships with current and prospective donors and help them turn their values into meaningful charitable impact. The role will advise donors on giving strategies, develop personalized giving plans, connect donors with community opportunities, and represent the Foundation at donor and community events. This is a full-time, exempt, salaried position with regular local travel and some evening and weekend commitments.

Key Responsibilities:

    • Cultivate and steward relationships with current and prospective donors through personalized engagement plans.
    • Advise donors on giving vehicles and strategies that align with their philanthropic goals.
    • Stay informed about community needs and Gulf Coast initiatives to connect donors with meaningful opportunities.
    • Represent the Foundation at donor and community events, including hosting tables, welcoming guests, and delivering presentations.
    • Develop personalized proposals that demonstrate potential donor impact.
    • Collaborate with the Director of Philanthropic Partnerships and other departments.
    • Maintain accurate donor records in the CRM and prepare regular reports on donor engagement.
    • Travel locally to engage donors, prospects, and guests and facilitate in-person relationships.


APPLICATION PROCEDURE

Send resume to jointheteam@gulfcoastcf.org 


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Senior Foundation Giving Officer

Posted October 5

Moffitt Cancer Center
Location: Tampa, FL
Salary: $85,000 -$129,000 yearly

ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION

Effective treatment starts with the right diagnosis. As with all types of cancer, an early diagnosis can increase the likelihood of a positive outcome. Our multispecialty medical professionals are dedicated to the treatment and research of cancer, and cancer only. 

As Florida’s first National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center and one of only 30 leading cancer centers in the U.S. participating in the National Comprehensive Cancer Network, Moffitt is at the very forefront of cancer centers worldwide.

Equipped with top research and care experts working side-by-side, Moffitt is uniquely positioned to revolutionize cancer treatment, elevate care and save more lives

POSITION SUMMARY

The Senior Foundation Giving Officer reports to the Director of Foundation Giving and Strategic Initiatives and is responsible for developing and implementing strategies to secure philanthropic support from private foundations, corporate foundations, and other institutional funding sources. This position serves as a frontline fundraising role focused on identifying, cultivating, soliciting, and stewarding foundation partners in support of Moffitt's research, patient care, community outreach, and strategic institutional priorities.

The role manages a portfolio of foundation prospects and donors, develops competitive grant proposals, coordinates with internal stakeholders including faculty, research administration, and the Office of Sponsored Programs, and oversees foundation-related stewardship and reporting activities. The Senior Foundation Gift Officer contributes to fundraising strategy development, pipeline management, and revenue growth initiatives that support the Foundation's long-term financial objectives and organizational
mission.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Developing and deepening a portfolio of grant making foundations which support medical research and community health programs.  To include but not limited to: Foster a viable, well-researched prospect list, with corresponding gift opportunities. Develop a pipeline and road map of solicitations to support ambitious goals.
  • Fundraising Progress: Think creatively and strategically about funding opportunities among independent foundations and match to Moffitt’s institutional priorities. Secure meetings/discussions with key personnel at potential funding organizations and make effective/persuasive presentation and grant applications.
  • Building and sustaining relationships with grantors: Ensure grant makers are kept apprised of spending and progress through formal and informal project reporting. Seek opportunities to connect new grant making institutions with Moffitt.
  • Coordinate with Moffitt research administration and the Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP). To Ensure research administration processes are followed for foundation grants, serve as the liaison between research administration and foundations and coordinate required reporting/stewarding activities.   
  • Bachelor’s Degree within relevant field.
  • At least five (5) years of successful, verifiable experience in front line fundraising, specifically in Foundation and Corporate Foundation sectors.
  • Track record of writing grants for 6+ figure awards
  • Experience in large organizations within Healthcare or Higher Education sectors
  • Experience partnering with Office of Sponsored Research and research administration.
  • Accountability for meeting financial goals
  • Excellent verbal and written commination skills.
  • The sophistication to work with Senior Executives, Board members and other VIPs on occasion.
  • Excellent planning and organizational skills, and the ability to effectively self-manage progress to financial goals.
  • Ability to effectively collaborate with team members to deliver maximum effective performance and results.
APPLICATION PROCEDURE

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Director / Senior Director of Philanthropic Engagement

Posted October 2

The Miami Foundation
Location: Miami, FL
Salary: $100,000-$130,000 yearly

ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION

The Miami Foundation is building the home base for generosity and community impact in Greater Miami. Since 1967, The Foundation has invested over $900 million to strengthen our community in partnership with more than 1,000 partners and over 60,000 donors.

By accelerating leadership, generosity, and a sense of belonging across Miami, we inspire people to become changemakers and create ways for donors, nonprofits, leaders, and locals to work together on solutions for our community.

At The Miami Foundation, everyone has a role they can play in creating a thriving Greater Miami.
 

POSITION SUMMARY

The ideal candidate is a confident and engaging connector who can walk into a room of estate attorneys, wealth advisors, financial professionals, accountants, and other community leaders and quickly establish credibility and rapport. This person should be naturally curious, comfortable initiating conversations, and skilled at turning relationships into meaningful opportunities. 

While knowledge of planned giving and philanthropy is important, The Miami Foundation is open to candidates who bring strong relationship-building, business development, networking, presentation, or professional advisor experience and have the ability and interest to learn the technical aspects of philanthropy and charitable planning.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Professional Advisor Engagement 
  • Serve as a primary relationship manager for professional advisors, including estate planning attorneys, trust officers, wealth managers, financial advisors, accountants, family office professionals, and philanthropic consultants. 
  • Build, expand, and manage The Miami Foundation’s professional advisor network.
  • Develop meaningful relationships with advisors and their firms that position The Miami Foundation as a trusted resource for charitable planning and community impact.
  • Proactively identify and cultivate new relationships with centers of influence throughout Greater Miami. 
  • Create opportunities for advisors to learn about The Foundation, its services, philanthropic resources, and community impact. 
  • Organize and facilitate educational programs, networking events, roundtables, presentations, and other advisor-focused experiences. 
  • Represent The Miami Foundation at professional, civic, philanthropic, and community events.
  • Develop strategies to turn advisor relationships into referrals, donor introductions, philanthropic partnerships, and long-term engagement. 
  • Lead the Foundation’s legacy and planned giving strategy.
  • Identify, cultivate, solicit, and steward donors interested in creating long-term philanthropic impact.
  • Grow the pipeline of documented estate commitments and other deferred gifts.
  • Work with donors and their advisors around bequests, beneficiary designations, charitable trusts, donor advised
    fund succession planning, and other planned giving opportunities.
  • Partner with internal teams, attorneys, financial professionals, and other advisors to facilitate complex charitable gifts. 
  • Steward existing legacy donors and create meaningful engagement opportunities for members of the Foundation’s legacy community. 
  • Oversee the administration and stewardship of realized bequests and estate gifts in partnership with legal, finance, and operations teams. 
  • Maintain accurate documentation, tracking, reporting, and stewardship of legacy commitments.
  • Stay current on trends in estate planning, wealth transfer, charitable tax strategies, and planned giving. 

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

To apply, or to recommend a candidate for consideration, please submit a resume and letter of interest to Ashley Gomez, ashley@alignedtogether.com.


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Director / Senior Director of Philanthropy

Posted October 2

The Miami Foundation
Location: Miami, FL
Salary: $100,000-$130,000 yearly

ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION

The Miami Foundation is building the home base for generosity and community impact in Greater Miami. Since 1967, The Foundation has invested over $900 million to strengthen our community in partnership with more than 1,000 partners and over 60,000 donors.

By accelerating leadership, generosity, and a sense of belonging across Miami, we inspire people to become changemakers and create ways for donors, nonprofits, leaders, and locals to work together on solutions for our community.

At The Miami Foundation, everyone has a role they can play in creating a thriving Greater Miami.

POSITION SUMMARY

The ideal candidate is someone who can comfortably walk into a room filled with high-net-worth individuals, business leaders, entrepreneurs, families, or community influencers and engage authentically. They know how to start a conversation, ask thoughtful questions, listen, identify interests, and build relationships over time. They are persistent and entrepreneurial without being transactional. 

The Foundation is open to candidates with traditional fundraising backgrounds as well as non-traditional candidates who have significant experience working directly with high-net-worth individuals and families through fields such as wealth management, private banking, luxury real estate, professional services, hospitality, membership organizations, family offices, or other relationship-intensive environments. The Director/Senior Director will manage a portfolio of donors and prospects, develop new philanthropic relationships, secure major gifts, and serve as a visible ambassador for The Miami Foundation throughout Greater Miami. 

Key Responsibilities:

  • Develop and execute strategies to identify, qualify, cultivate, solicit, and steward high-net-worth  individuals and families. 
  • Manage a portfolio of current and prospective donors with a focus on deepening relationships and increasing philanthropic engagement.
  • Build authentic, long-term relationships with donors based on their interests, values, goals, and desired community impact. 
  • Conduct thoughtful discovery conversations to understand donor motivations, philanthropic interests, family dynamics, and giving goals. 
  • Develop customized philanthropic opportunities that connect donor interests with the Foundation’s work and Greater Miami’s needs.  Secure major gifts and other philanthropic commitments that advance the Foundation’s mission.
  • Maintain consistent and meaningful stewardship of existing donors.
  • Identify opportunities to engage spouses, family members, next-generation philanthropists, and other members of a donor’s network. 
  • Build and maintain a robust pipeline of prospective donors.
  • Generate new relationships through personal networking, referrals, community involvement, events, existing donor relationships, and professional networks.
  • Proactively identify individuals and families who may have an interest in partnering with The Miami Foundation.
  • Develop relationships with centers of influence who can provide introductions to prospective donors.
  • Represent The Miami Foundation at community, civic, business, social, and philanthropic events.
  • Consistently create new opportunities rather than relying solely on inbound interest.
  • Work collaboratively with colleagues to develop strategies for high-value prospects and donor relationships. 
  • Serve as a trusted philanthropic resource for donors and families.
  • Facilitate conversations around charitable giving, community needs, and opportunities for impact.
  • Coordinate with Foundation experts and colleagues to develop sophisticated philanthropic strategies.
  • Connect donors with nonprofit leaders, community experts, and other resources when appropriate.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

To apply, or to recommend a candidate for consideration, please submit a resume and letter of interest to Ashley Gomez, ashley@alignedtogether.com.


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Managing Director, Central Florida

Posted October 1

Blessings in a Backpack
Location: Orlando, FL
Salary: Not specified

ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION

Blessings in a Backpack mobilizes communities, individuals, and resources to provide food on weekends for school-age children who might otherwise go hungry. The organization provides more than 3 million hunger-free weekends each year. Its Central Florida Chapter plans to serve more than 3,000 children during the 2026–2027 school year.

POSITION SUMMARY

The Managing Director will lead the Central Florida Chapter, overseeing strategic plan implementation, fundraising, board development, volunteer management, program sustainability and expansion, and operations. Reporting to the Southeastern Regional Vice President, the Managing Director will work closely with regional and senior management teams and the local advisory board and supervise a part-time Chapter Coordinator.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Develop and implement fundraising strategies, including major gifts, corporate giving, foundation relations, and events.

  • Oversee the chapter budget and ensure sufficient funds are raised to support the organization's mission.

  • Recruit, manage, and engage advisory board members.

  • Represent Blessings in a Backpack at community events, public speaking engagements, and networking opportunities.

  • Work with the regional program team to support smooth chapter operations.

  • Cultivate strong community relationships and partnerships.

  • Manage the Chapter Coordinator and support achievement of chapter goals.

  • Plan and implement fundraising events and other chapter activities as needed.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

Apply Here

Education Consultant

Posted September 30

Florida Philanthropic Network
Location: Remote, with some travel within Florida
Salary: Consulting fee to be determined based on qualifications, scope of work, deliverables, and contract priorities

ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION

Florida Philanthropic Network (FPN) is a statewide association of philanthropic organizations working to build philanthropy and strengthen Florida’s communities. FPN provides members with opportunities to connect, learn, collaborate, and engage on issues affecting Florida and its residents.

Florida Education Funders brings together FPN members committed to improving educational opportunities and outcomes for students throughout Florida. Its participants include private and family foundations, community foundations, corporate grantmakers, public charity grantmakers, and other philanthropic organizations investing across the education continuum.

POSITION SUMMARY

FPN seeks an experienced Education Consultant to support the ongoing development and implementation of Florida Education Funders. Working closely with FPN staff, the Florida Education Funders steering committee, and participating members, the consultant will develop learning opportunities, provide education policy expertise, support strategic planning, and strengthen member engagement. The consultant will serve as an independent contractor for an initial one-year period, with the possibility of renewal.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Work with FPN staff and the Florida Education Funders chair to establish annual priorities, goals, and program plans.
  • Support the Florida Education Funders Steering Committee and engage members to understand their funding priorities, interests, and learning needs.
  • Build collaborative relationships with members, education leaders, policymakers, researchers, practitioners, and partner organizations.
  • Develop an annual learning agenda informed by member interests, emerging issues, and FPN’s strategic priorities.
  • Monitor and communicate relevant education research, policy developments, trends, and emerging issues, particularly in Florida.
  • Provide objective, nonpartisan information and analysis on Florida’s education policy and funding environment, including producing the biweekly The Education Digest newsletter.
  • Support strategies for education policy engagement and advocacy consistent with FPN’s Public Policy and Advocacy Policy.
  • Help identify shared priorities and opportunities for collaborative education or advocacy activities.
  • Identify opportunities for members and FPN leadership to participate in relevant meetings, conferences, coalitions, and public discussions.
  • Establish goals and measures to evaluate member engagement, learning, and the effectiveness of Florida Education Funders.
  • Contribute to grant proposals, progress reports, funder updates, and other written materials.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

Please submit a letter of interest describing your relevant experience and approach to the work, a résumé, and a proposed consulting fee or rate structure to Ashley Dietz at ashley@fpnetwork.org.


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President and CEO

Posted September 30

National Tropical Botanical Garden
Location
: Kalaheo, Kauaʻi, Hawaiʻi
Salary: Not specified

ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION

The National Tropical Botanical Garden (NTBG) is a congressionally chartered, privately funded nonprofit dedicated to restoring flourishing relationships between plants, people, and places through conservation, science, education, and cultural stewardship. Headquartered on Kauaʻi, NTBG encompasses five gardens, preserves, and research centers across Hawaiʻi and Florida. Its collections include the largest assemblages of native Hawaiian plants and breadfruit cultivars in existence, alongside internationally respected scientific and conservation programs focused on protecting tropical biodiversity and honoring the cultural traditions and communities connected to these landscapes.

POSITION SUMMARY

NTBG seeks an inspiring and visionary President and CEO to lead the organization into its next era of impact, growth, and global leadership. Working closely with the Board of Directors, the President and CEO will advance the organization's mission, strengthen financial sustainability, elevate global visibility, and build relationships across Hawaiʻi, the continental United States, and the international conservation community. The role will inspire and unify approximately 130 staff members, champion innovation and collaboration, expand philanthropic support, and serve as an ambassador for the organization and its five gardens.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Partner with the Board of Directors to advance NTBG's mission and strategic priorities.
  • Strengthen the organization's financial sustainability and expand philanthropic support.
  • Elevate NTBG's global visibility and build relationships with conservation partners and communities.
  • Lead, inspire, and unify approximately 130 staff members while fostering innovation and collaboration.
  • Serve as an ambassador for NTBG and its conservation, scientific, educational, and cultural stewardship programs.
  • Support the protection of tropical biodiversity while honoring Hawaiian culture and the communities connected to NTBG's landscapes.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

Apply here


Executive Director

Posted September 28


Elevation Scholars
Location: 
Salary: $125,000–$175,000 per year, plus bonus, commensurate with experience

ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION

Elevation Scholars invests in high-achieving students from high-need families, aiming to increase their college access and ensure they successfully complete a degree at the nation's most competitive colleges and universities.

POSITION SUMMARY

Elevation Scholars seeks an entrepreneurial, mission-driven Executive Director to serve as its next leader. This is a rare opportunity to shape the organization's next phase of growth. The Executive Director will be a credible, compelling external voice for educational equity, an active partner in fundraising, and a steady, big-picture manager internally. The title may evolve to President as the organization grows.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Lead an assessment of growth opportunities and recommend a clear path for scale, including geographic expansion, additional school partnerships, and policy or advocacy initiatives.
  • Delegate effectively and empower a talented staff team.
  • Serve as lead fundraiser, partnering closely with the Development Director, and act as the public face with major funders and top-tier donors.
  • Build a strong, mutually accountable relationship with the Board of Directors and provide the strategic and financial visibility it needs for sound governance.
  • Lead, support, and elevate the existing staff, fostering a culture of trust, alignment, and shared ownership of the mission.
  • Serve as a passionate public voice on the issue of high-achieving, undermatched students with universities, school districts, community stakeholders, and policymakers.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

Apply Here

Interested candidates should submit a resume and cover letter


Director of Development, College of Veterinary Medicine

Posted September 25, 2026


University of Florida
Location: Gainesville, FL
Salary: $85,000–$95,000 per year

ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION
At the University of Florida, we are feeding communities, healing coastlines, exploring space, curing diseases, powering cities, building industries, and imagining wonders. As the state's most comprehensive university, UF is a land, sea, and space grant institution with ties to every Florida county, a top academic medical center, and much more. The ideas born here gather steam and make tangible impacts. Florida is among the nation's leaders in technology transfer, turning discoveries into companies, products, and jobs.

POSITION SUMMARY
Meaningful impact in veterinary medicine begins with connection — the powerful bond between people and their animals — which is at the heart of everything we do at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine. As its Advancement team grows, the college is excited to welcome a dynamic Director of Development to help elevate its fundraising efforts. Reporting to the Senior Director of Development, this role manages a portfolio of high-capacity donors and builds lasting relationships through thoughtful cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship. This position focuses on securing major and principal gifts, including those of $100K and above.

Key Responsibilities:

    • Responsible for the identification, qualification, cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship of major and principal gift prospects as well as grateful clients, building a portfolio at the $100,000+ level.
    • Assess and refine the portfolio by identifying new high-net-worth individuals and families with the capacity and affinity to support college priorities.
    • Develop and implement tailored fundraising strategies for grateful client donors, aligning philanthropic interests with the College's priorities in research, education, patient care, and capital initiatives.
    • Collaborate with the Office of Estate & Gift Planning team on a gifting strategy for qualified donor portfolios at the planned giving level.
    • Partner with college leadership and unit/program directors to create and execute tailored, multi-year engagement and solicitation strategies using a moves management framework.
    • Develop and present concept papers and gift proposals to donors, and organize high-level engagement experiences including campus visits and personalized briefings.
    • Deliver thoughtful, personalized donor stewardship, including customized reporting, naming opportunities, and long-term relationship management.
    • Develop and implement a comprehensive communications plan and work with marketing and communications on event collateral and promotional materials.
    • Provide research, market, and prospect information for UFA's integrated database, handling confidential prospect information ethically and sensitively.
    • Contribute to the planning and monitoring of the budget for fundraising and volunteer/prospect engagement activities.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

Apply at this link by October 22, 2026.

Applicants must upload a cover letter, resume, and three references. Work sponsorship is not available for this position.


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Chief Executive Officer

Posted September 22, 2026


Epilepsy Alliance Florida

Location: Miami, FL

Salary: $205,000–$250,000 per year


ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION

Founded in 1971, Epilepsy Alliance Florida (EAFL) is a statewide 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and Florida's leading advocate and comprehensive service provider for individuals living with epilepsy and seizure disorders. For more than five decades, the organization has worked to improve quality of life for Floridians affected by epilepsy through education, advocacy, direct services, and community support. As a co-founder of Epilepsy Alliance America, EAFL is part of a national network of community-based organizations dedicated to advancing care, awareness, and opportunities for those impacted by epilepsy.

POSITION SUMMARY

Reporting to the Board of Directors, Epilepsy Alliance Florida seeks a strategic, relationship-driven, and mission-centered CEO who will provide leadership for its strategy, people, programs, finances, partnerships, and statewide presence. EAFL is poised for a dynamic new chapter, offering a strong foundation for an experienced executive who is energized by mission, growth, and meaningful statewide impact.

The candidate EAFL seeks will be an accomplished, mission-driven executive who will build on Epilepsy Alliance Florida's distinguished legacy while confidently guiding the organization into its next era of impact and innovation. Direct epilepsy experience is welcome but not required; curiosity, humility, and the capacity to learn the field are essential. Knowledge of Florida, especially South Florida, would be highly valuable, as would the ability and willingness to travel regularly throughout the state. Spanish language fluency would further strengthen engagement with many of EAFL's constituents, partners, and prospective supporters.

Key Responsibilities

  • Provide overall strategic leadership across the organization's mission, people, programs, finances, and partnerships
  • Guide EAFL's next era of impact and innovation while building on its 50+ year legacy
  • Maintain and grow the organization's statewide presence, with regular travel throughout Florida
  • Engage constituents, partners, and prospective supporters, including Spanish-speaking communities

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

Apply at this link by November 19, 2026.


Vice President, Human Resources

Posted September 18, 2026


Miami City Ballet

Location: Miami, FL

Salary: $160,000–$175,000 per year


ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION

Miami City Ballet (MCB) is a performing arts institution seeking a strategic HR leader to join its senior leadership team.

POSITION SUMMARY

 Reporting to the Executive Director, the VP of HR provides strategic leadership over MCB's people, culture, organizational structure, and employment practices. This trusted advisor role is expected to proactively identify workforce needs and organizational risks, balancing employee care with institutional responsibility.

Key Responsibilities

    • Partner with the Executive Director and senior leadership team to assess organizational structure, staffing needs, management capacity, and workforce priorities; maintain a clear structure defining reporting lines, titles, and decision authority
    • Serve as a trusted advisor on workforce matters, employee relations, performance, compensation, and culture; surface significant concerns to the Executive Director with context, options, and recommendations
    • Establish mechanisms for understanding employee experience and engagement; monitor turnover, absenteeism, and exit interview trends, recommending organizational responses when patterns emerge
    • Lead an intentional hiring process based on clearly defined needs; ensure job descriptions accurately reflect responsibilities and compensation; maintain approval controls throughout recruitment and build onboarding and succession planning practices
    • Develop and maintain a coherent compensation framework and ensure benefits (enrollment, eligibility, leave, COBRA) are administered accurately; partner with Finance to align compensation, payroll, and staffing with the approved budget
    • Provide leadership on performance concerns, workplace complaints, disciplinary actions, investigations, accommodations, and separations; coach managers to address issues early and engage employment counsel when warranted
    • Maintain current knowledge of employment law (wage/hour, FMLA, ADA, I-9, unemployment) and oversee compliance; identify employment-related risks and recommend corrective or preventive action; understand any applicable collective bargaining obligations
    • Maintain an effective employee handbook and HR policies; build repeatable HR processes and accurate, confidential personnel records not dependent on individual memory
    • Establish annual HR priorities aligned with institutional goals; develop workforce indicators (staffing trends, retention, compensation, recruitment) and report progress to the Executive Director

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

Submit resume/CV to mcbjobs@miamicityballet.org

Miami City Ballet is an EEO employer committed to a diverse workforce; minorities, women, individuals with disabilities, and protected veterans are encouraged to apply.


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Executive Director
Posted September 14


Florida Rights Restoration Coalition

Location: Orlando, FL

Salary: Not specified


ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION

The Florida Rights Restoration Coalition (FRRC) is a grassroots, membership organization run by returning citizens, in partnership with allies. Founded on the belief that people most impacted by the criminal justice system should help lead the solutions, FRRC works to end disenfranchisement and discrimination against people with convictions while advancing opportunity, dignity, and successful reentry. FRRC led the passage of Amendment 4, restoring voting rights to more than 1.4 million Floridians, and was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2023.

POSITION SUMMARY

The Executive Director will lead FRRC through a pivotal moment in its evolution: the transition from a founder-led movement into an enduring institution built to advance its mission for generations to come. Reporting to the Board of Directors, the Executive Director will preserve FRRC's deep connection to directly impacted communities while strengthening organizational capacity, sharpening strategic priorities, expanding statewide reach, and diversifying philanthropic support.

Key Responsibilities:

    • Serve as chief executive and steward of FRRC, advancing its mission, vision, and long-term sustainability.
    • Lead organizational strategy, planning, and execution while aligning resources, priorities, and outcomes.
    • Develop and lead a diversified and sustainable fundraising strategy, cultivating relationships with major donors, foundations, corporations, and institutional partners.
    • Serve as a visible and compelling ambassador for FRRC throughout Florida and nationally.
    • Strengthen relationships with members, returning citizens, grassroots leaders, and community partners.
    • Build and strengthen coalitions capable of advancing opportunity, participation, and systems change.
    • Advance advocacy and policy efforts that improve outcomes for returning citizens and their families.
    • Cultivate bipartisan relationships across political, ideological, and sector lines in service of lasting policy change.
    • Partner closely with the Board of Directors to advance strategic priorities and strengthen governance.
    • Lead, develop, and inspire a high-performing team, including six direct reports.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE
For potential consideration or to recommend a prospect, email FRRC@BoardWalkConsulting.com or call Demeika Wheaton, Crystal Stephens, or Lysondra Somerville at 404-262-7392


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Major Gifts Officer

Posted September 11


STARability Foundation
Location: Naples, FL
Salary: Not Specified


ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION

STARability Foundation is dedicated to transforming the lives of individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities. The organization is currently undertaking a $60 million capital campaign, Opening Doors, and is building a new philanthropy team to strengthen donor engagement and support long-term growth.

POSITION SUMMARY

The Major Gifts Officer will identify, cultivate, solicit, and steward a portfolio of 75–125 major gift prospects and donors, typically giving $25,000 to $1 million annually. This senior role will develop fundraising strategies in partnership with the Chief Philanthropy Officer, CEO, and Board members and support integration across annual giving, mid-level giving, grants, and major and transformational gifts. The position also supervises the Donor Experience Manager.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Manage a portfolio of 75–125 major gift prospects and donors, developing individualized cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship strategies.
  • Identify and qualify new major gift prospects through research, referrals, and portfolio migration.
  • Lead donor engagement, face-to-face cultivation visits, events, solicitations, and stewardship activities.
  • Personally solicit major gifts, including multi-year pledges, and develop compelling, donor-centered cases for support.
  • Partner with the CEO, Chief Philanthropy Officer, and Board members on high-level donor engagement and solicitations.
  • Identify and cultivate planned giving prospects and coordinate complex gift opportunities with outside counsel or partners.
  • Maintain accurate moves-management records, pipeline reporting, and donor data in the CRM.
  • Collaborate with fundraising colleagues to ensure consistent messaging and smooth portfolio transitions.
  • Contribute to campaign planning, gift tables, prospect strategy sessions, donor events, and site visits.
  • Supervise the Donor Experience Manager and support accurate donor data and reporting across fundraising operations.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

Apply at this link: http://bit.ly/4xSDvB1 

Candidates must submit a current resume, cover letter explaining their interest in working specifically at STARability, and salary requirements. Applications submitted without a cover letter and salary requirements will not be considered. STARability Foundation has retained Catalyst Consulting Services to conduct this search. 


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Senior Director, Community Leadership

Posted September 9


Community Foundation Tampa Bay
Location
: Tampa, FL 33607
Salary: $85,000–$90,000


ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION

Community Foundation Tampa Bay works to strengthen the Tampa Bay region through philanthropy, partnerships, and community leadership. The Foundation serves as a convener, catalyst, funder, and strategic partner to address community needs and advance shared priorities.

POSITION SUMMARY

The Senior Director, Community Leadership uses community needs, data, and partner insights to identify opportunities, establish priorities, and strengthen the Foundation’s role as a regional convener, catalyst, funder, and strategic partner. The position provides strategic leadership for the Foundation’s portfolio of community initiatives, collaboratives, and collective-impact efforts, including LEAP Tampa Bay, Thrive by Five Tampa Bay, Spark Pasco Hernando, and future initiatives.

Key Responsibilities:

    • Assess community needs, data, existing efforts, and emerging opportunities to identify areas where the Foundation can add value.
    • Develop strategies that strengthen partnerships and philanthropic impact.
    • Build and maintain cross-sector relationships and convene partners around shared priorities.
    • Provide strategic oversight for community collaboratives and collective-impact initiatives.
    • Use community insights and data to develop actionable strategies, partnerships, and engagement opportunities.
    • Serve as a relationship lead for strategic community investments and partnerships.
    • Identify funding opportunities and support grant and resource development.
    • Guide annual priorities, work plans, partnerships, budgets, and measurable outcomes for assigned initiatives.
    • Establish and monitor key performance indicators and use data and stakeholder feedback to evaluate progress.
    • Collaborate with the Community Impact team and Foundation leadership to advance strategic priorities.
    • Manage assigned budgets and resources and partner with Marketing and Communications to highlight the Foundation’s community leadership work.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

Interested applicants should email their cover letter and resume to hr@cftampabay.org.


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Director, Thrive by Five Tampa Bay (TB5)

Posted September 9


Community Foundation Tampa Bay
Location: Tampa Bay, FL (primarily Pinellas and Hillsborough Counties); hybrid
Salary: Contract budget not to exceed $100,000 for approximately 9 months

ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION

Community Foundation Tampa Bay is seeking an independent contractor to provide leadership, coordination, and project management for Thrive by Five Tampa Bay, a regional early childhood learning and development collaborative focused on strengthening the early childhood system through collaboration and coordinated action.

POSITION SUMMARY

The Director will coordinate with Community Foundation Tampa Bay’s Community Impact team, Thrive by Five Tampa Bay leadership, and community partners to advance established priorities, coordinate collaborative efforts, and maintain momentum. The engagement is expected to average approximately 30–35 hours per week through June 30, 2027, with local meetings and events and occasional evening commitments.

Key Responsibilities:

    • Provide leadership, strategic coordination, and project management for Thrive by Five Tampa Bay.
    • Plan, coordinate, and facilitate partner, leadership, and workgroup meetings.
    • Develop agendas, meeting materials, presentations, and follow-up communications.
    • Track decisions, action items, timelines, and progress toward established goals.
    • Support implementation of strategic priorities and the annual work plan.
    • Lead resource development efforts, including identifying funding opportunities and supporting proposals and funder reporting.
    • Oversee communications and public-facing resources, including social media, websites, presentations, and partner communications.
    • Coordinate implementation of the VPK Awareness Campaign with the selected marketing firm, funding partners, and community organizations.
    • Manage campaign timelines, budgets, milestones, deliverables, data, and reporting.
    • Represent Thrive by Five Tampa Bay at relevant community meetings and events.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

Submit proposals to Brandi Sanchez, Vice President of Community Impact, at HR@cftampabay.org by September 10 at 11:59 PM. Proposals should include relevant experience and qualifications, availability, capacity, proposed approach, fees, and two to three professional references.


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Controller

Posted September 3


Community Foundation of Tampa Bay
Location: Tampa, FL

Salary: Not Specified


ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION

The Community Foundation of Tampa Bay (CFTB) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the community through philanthropy and responsible stewardship of charitable resources.

POSITION SUMMARY

The Controller is responsible for maintaining the accuracy of the general ledger, timely financial reporting, investment account reconciliation, GAAP compliance, and oversight of the annual audit. The position will also assist the CFO with the design and maintenance of the Foundation’s accounting and information systems. This is a full-time position with a Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM–5:00 PM schedule and flexible in-office and remote work options. Local travel is required.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Maintain the general ledger and financial reporting processes.
  • Ensure compliance with GAAP, FASB standards, UPMIFA, and applicable nonprofit regulations.
  • Manage investment accounting, cash flow, and accounting system maintenance.
  • Coordinate year-end closing procedures and annual external audits.
  • Maintain the chart of accounts and accounting structures.
  • Review payroll submissions and reports for accuracy.
  • Supervise members of the Accounting Department.
  • Implement internal controls and procedures to safeguard assets and reduce risk.

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

To apply, please submit cover letter and resume to hr@cftampabay.org


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