Portland, Oregon, United States · On-site
$72k–$81k/yr
Thank you for your interest in the Major Gifts Officer position with Oregon Food Bank! We’re partnering with Scion Staffing to support the next steps in recruitment for this position. To review the position descrip…
Skills: Major Gifts, Philanthropy, Fundraising, Donor Relations, Relationship Management
Portland, Oregon, United States · Hybrid
$72k–$81k/yr
Job Title: Organizing & Advocacy Team, Public Policy Advocate Reports To: Senior Public Policy Manager Application Guidelines: Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. A cover letter is required for co…
Skills: Public Policy Campaigns, Lobbying, Government Relations, Community Engagement, Project Management
The Dalles, Oregon, United States · Hybrid
$65k–$74k/yr
Job Title: Organizing & Advocacy Team: Community Organizer - The Gorge (Bilingual Required: Spanish & English) Job Homebase: 3525 Crates Way, The Dalles, OR 97058 Reports To: Statewide Organizing Manager Application Guid…
Skills: Community Organizing, Bilingual Spanish and English, Grassroots Organizing, Leadership Development, Public Speaking
Portland, Oregon, United States · Hybrid
$63k–$71k/yr
Job Title: Community Philanthropy Developer - Prospect Research & Management Job Homebase: 7900 NE 33rd Drive, Portland, OR 97211 Site requirement: Hybrid Reports To: Community Philanthropy Manager - Prospect Research & …
Skills: Database Management, Prospect Research, Donor Relations, Data Analysis, Portfolio Management
Portland, Oregon, United States • On-site
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The Major & Leadership Gifts Officer will manage a portfolio of donors to secure major financial contributions for the Oregon Food Bank. They will coordinate with the recruitment team and external partners to facilitate the donor engagement process.
Candidates should have experience in major gift fundraising and donor relationship management. Professional experience in the non-profit sector is expected for this leadership-level role.
Thank you for your interest in the Major Gifts Officer position with Oregon Food Bank!
We’re partnering with Scion Staffing to support the next steps in recruitment for this position. To review the position description and submit an application, please apply directly through Scion Staffing at the link below:
https://scionstaffing.com/job/15123/?jobTitle=major-gifts-officer-portland-or
Once you’ve submitted your application through Scion, their team will coordinate next steps with candidates moving forward in the process.
Thank you again for your interest in joining Oregon Food Bank and for taking the time to apply!
Best,
Oregon Food Bank Recruitment Team
Working to end hunger and its root causes... because no one should be hungry.
Oregon Food Bank's mission is to eliminate hunger and its root causes ... because no one should be hungry. We believe that hunger starves the human spirit and that communities thrive when people are nourished. We work with a cooperative, statewide network of partner agencies to distribute emergency food to hungry families, helping 740,000 people who experience hunger every year. We fight hunger's root causes through public policy advocacy, nutrition and garden education to help people become more self-sufficient and resourceful, and by bringing communities together to strengthen local and regional food systems. Join our movement to end hunger. Become an Employee: You can make a difference daily, no matter what your strengths and interests are. As an employee you'll see first-hand the great need in our community and your work will have a direct impact in the lives of our neighbors experiencing hunger. Volunteer: We need your help! Our volunteers come together from all walks of life to do meaningful work and have fun doing it. Volunteers are critical to our mission. You repackage food donations, lead nutrition education classes, maintain our Learning Gardens, help out in our offices, lend a hand at events, and more! Advocate: Help us put the power of food to work. Through the concerted efforts of people like you, we can ensure that Oregon legislators get the message: providing food to those in need is a priority today, and addressing hunger's root causes is vital to eliminating hunger tomorrow. Donate: You have the power to make a difference for a neighbor in need. A gift of as little as $10 will feed a family of four for three to five days. Give Food: Food solves hunger today, by filling plates with nutritious meals. Whether it's a can of vegetables from your pantry, your donation is distributed through our network of hunger-relief agencies to the tables of hungry families in Oregon and Clark County, Washington.
Offices: 7900 NE 33rd Drive, Portland, OR 97211, US · 1870 N.W. 173rd Ave., Beaverton, OR 97006, US · 773 S. Oregon Street, Ontario, OR 97914, US · 1760 Wilson River Loop, Tillamook, OR 97141, US
Working to end hunger and its root causes... because no one should be hungry.
Oregon Food Bank's mission is to eliminate hunger and its root causes ... because no one should be hungry. We believe that hunger starves the human spirit and that communities thrive when people are nourished. We work with a cooperative, statewide network of partner agencies to distribute emergency food to hungry families, helping 740,000 people who experience hunger every year. We fight hunger's root causes through public policy advocacy, nutrition and garden education to help people become more self-sufficient and resourceful, and by bringing communities together to strengthen local and regional food systems. Join our movement to end hunger. Become an Employee: You can make a difference daily, no matter what your strengths and interests are. As an employee you'll see first-hand the great need in our community and your work will have a direct impact in the lives of our neighbors experiencing hunger. Volunteer: We need your help! Our volunteers come together from all walks of life to do meaningful work and have fun doing it. Volunteers are critical to our mission. You repackage food donations, lead nutrition education classes, maintain our Learning Gardens, help out in our offices, lend a hand at events, and more! Advocate: Help us put the power of food to work. Through the concerted efforts of people like you, we can ensure that Oregon legislators get the message: providing food to those in need is a priority today, and addressing hunger's root causes is vital to eliminating hunger tomorrow. Donate: You have the power to make a difference for a neighbor in need. A gift of as little as $10 will feed a family of four for three to five days. Give Food: Food solves hunger today, by filling plates with nutritious meals. Whether it's a can of vegetables from your pantry, your donation is distributed through our network of hunger-relief agencies to the tables of hungry families in Oregon and Clark County, Washington.
Offices: 7900 NE 33rd Drive, Portland, OR 97211, US · 1870 N.W. 173rd Ave., Beaverton, OR 97006, US · 773 S. Oregon Street, Ontario, OR 97914, US · 1760 Wilson River Loop, Tillamook, OR 97141, US
