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Description
About The School
Beaver Country Day School is an independent day school serving 460 students in grades 6-12, located in Chestnut Hill, just outside of Boston. Founded in 1920 and propelled by our progressive roots, our goal is to expand the nature of school. With over 40 local and national partnerships, almost daily fi eld trips, a thriving performing and visual arts program, and a best-in-class research and design center, we are able to combine rigorous academics with real-world application, focusing on teaching content combined with experience applying it to current issues.
Our athletic program off ers fi rst-rate athletic and fi tness opportunities that prioritize the whole athlete. The school fosters a joyful environment where students feel confi dent taking risks and being their authentic selves, where everyone, students and adults alike, feels a sense of belonging, and where teachers have the freedom to innovate and grow alongside their students.
Campaign Manager or Director
Reporting to the Director of Philanthropy & Engagement, the Campaign Manager or Director will work closely with leadership volunteers, donors, and colleagues to help build data-informed systems, leverage research and insights creatively, and design compelling prospect plans that lead to meaningful philanthropic relationships for Beaver. This position is ideal for an energetic and highly organized professional who enjoys external relationship building, project management, collaborating with others to bring ideas to life, and crushing fundraising goals. The manager/director will help shape and support eff orts to drive giving to support Beaver’s institutional goals for capital giving while gaining experience in campaign planning, parent and alumni volunteer engagement, and frontline fundraising.
Responsibilities Include:
Support campaign planning and readiness eff orts in partnership with the Director of Philanthropy & Engagement
Conduct prospect research and help identify leadership giving opportunities
Prepare donor briefi ngs, proposals, and stewardship materials
Support campaign volunteers and committee members through meeting preparation and follow-up
Coordinate campaign timelines, projects, and action plans
Partner with colleagues across the school to support fundraising and engagement priorities
Track and manage prospect activity and moves management strategies
Design data-informed and personalized donor stewardship and recognition efforts
Manage and cultivate a small portfolio of prospects
Leverage institutional events and participate fully in the life of the Beaver community, including some evening or weekend activities (local or regional)
Support additional Philanthropy & Engagement initiatives and special projects as needed
Desired Qualifications
Three to fi ve years of experience in fundraising, education, executive search, nonprofi t management, communications, or related fields
Exceptional organizational skills, fl exibility of thinking, curiosity, open-mindedness, and a collaborative approach
Demonstrated ability to build and maintain strong relationships
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Ability to manage multiple priorities and follow through on details independently
High energy, optimism, and a willingness to learn
Frontline fundraising experience is a plus (not required)
Bachelor's degree
An understanding of independent schools and enthusiasm for Beaver’s mission
Commitment to professional growth and continuous improvement
Experience with diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging practices and commitment to ongoing growth in this area
Salary Range:
The salary range for this position is $90,000–$120,000 . Please visit our Working at Beaver webpage for information about benefits and more.
To Apply:
Click here to access our application portal. Please submit your application, plus a cover letter, resume, and a list with at least 3 references. Beaver Country Day School is an equal-opportunity employer. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, religion, creed, handicap status, national origin, ethnicity, military veteran status, or other legally protected status in hiring or other employment practices.
