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Description
Position: Executive Director (Salaried, Full Time exempt)
Location: North Texas Chapter
Reports to: National Director of Operations
Benefits: Flexible work hours, work-from-home, family health care covered 100% (medical, dental, optical), 401(k) with 4% match, cell phone with unlimited data, mileage and internet reimbursement, PTO starting at 15 days (plus 8 public holidays).
Position Summary: The Executive Director will be responsible for growing and sustaining the North Texas chapter and will be responsible for all day-to-day fundraising operations and will supervise the work of a Program Manager and Family and Community Manager to help provide an ongoing calendar of events for HopeKids families. Areas of responsibility include planning, implementation, coordination and evaluation of the North Texas chapter development, programming, and public awareness initiatives. The Executive Director should exhibit an outgoing, polite and friendly personality while being able to cope with the emotional strain related to working with children who face life-threatening medical conditions.
Requirements:
- A strong passion for the work and mission of HopeKids
- Agree to serve within our Vision, Mission & Guiding Principles
- Act in accordance with the organization’s policies and procedures
- Bachelor’s degree
- 3-5 years of non-profit leadership experience (Executive Director, Director of Development, etc) or similar for-profit experience (upper management, leadership, etc)
- Demonstrated ability to establish and maintain relationships with community leaders, corporate and individual donors and volunteers.
- Must reside in the Dallas/Fort Worth metropolitan area
- Must be able to work from home and have a designated office space
- Flexible work hours requiring nights and weekends
- Must pass a comprehensive background check
- Must have a reliable and insured vehicle to be used to transport event materials and supplies
- Must have a valid driver's license and acceptable driving record
- Required to transport materials weighing up to 30 pounds from a vehicle to a building as well as preparing facilities for events, with or without assistance
- Travel interstate in mid-July for the annual all-staff retreat
Fundraising Responsibilities:
The Executive Director will be responsible for the fundraising efforts required to grow and sustain the North Texas chapter:
- Planning and coordination of fundraising events (i.e. Golf Tournament, Gala, Walk/Run)
- Identification and preparation of grant proposals
- Development of new funding opportunities
- Cultivation of donations and the stewardship of those relationships
- Cultivation of in-kind donations to support the HopeDay and HopeCommunity Programs
- Establish relationships with donors or prospects leading to solicitation and receipt of gifts
- Manage and steward a portfolio of individual, corporation, and foundation donors and prospects
- Assist with other tasks as required and assigned by the National Director of Operations
Program Responsibilities:
- Responsible for overseeing the implementation of HopeKids’ ongoing calendar of events - our HopeDay and HopeCommunity Programs.
- Supervise the work of a Program Manager and Family and Community Manager
- Attend HopeDay and HopeCommunity events
- Establish relationships/friendships with HopeKids families
- Maintain relationships with program event partners, donors and volunteers
- Maintain and update all recordkeeping and operational documents
- Assist with other tasks as required and assigned by the National Director of Operations
Other Responsibilities:
- Along with assistance from the national communications/stewardship team will oversee all North Texas chapter public awareness initiatives including marketing, all internal and external communications, and public awareness materials needed to enhance the brand and visibility
- Prepare an annual strategic plan in collaboration with the National Director of Operations
- Make recommendations to the National Director of Operations regarding the employment, performance evaluation, termination and training of staff
- Ensure professional competence and performance of staff
- Conduct annual staff performance reviews
- Manage a local State Board
- Execute contracts in conjunction with the National Director of Operations
- Ensure organization policies and procedures are implemented and adhered to
Financial Responsibilities:
- Prepare annual budgets in collaboration with the National Director of Operations
- Ensure that the North Texas chapter operates within budget
- Review monthly financials
- Raise funds to ensure the North Texas chapter is able to meet budget and fulfill its mission
Other Competencies:
- Maintain strong communication with the National Director of Operations, national communications/stewardship team and other national and chapter staff
- Strong organizational skills, attention to detail and financial management skills
- Ability to delegate to and oversee a Program Manager and Family and Community Manager
- Demonstrated ability to communicate effectively and clearly, both verbally and in writing
- Strong technology skills; must be proficient with Laptop (MAC), iPhone, Email, Internet, Microsoft Office, Google Drive. Ability to easily learn new software products.
- Ability to learn and maintain a working knowledge of HopeKids’ Event Management System and Bloomerang (CRM)
Personality:
- Self-starter and self-motivated
- Positive and outgoing
- Exceptional interpersonal skills necessary to work closely with board members, donors, staff, families and volunteers
- Enjoy being around and interacting with kids
Application Instructions
Please attach a cover letter and resume and send to - resumes@hopekids.org