Institutional Giving Manager at Amica Center for Immigrant Rights (Amica Center)

Washington, District of Columbia, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

13 Apr, 26

Salary

80000.0

Posted On

13 Jan, 26

Experience

5 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Grants Management, Project Management, Communication Skills, Organizational Skills, Proposal Writing, Data Analysis, Relationship Building, Leadership Skills, Problem Solving, Negotiation Skills, Compliance Tracking, Research Skills, Team Collaboration, Attention to Detail, Flexibility, Supervisory Skills

Industry

Legal Services

Description

Description Who We Are The Capital Area Immigrants’ Rights (CAIR) Coalition is now Amica Center for Immigrant Rights (“Amica Center” for short). Click here to learn more about our new name. Since our founding in 1999, we have grown significantly and added new services to support immigrants in detention. Recently, Amica Center has outgrown our name, expanding beyond our initial services and geographic boundaries. “Amica” is the Latin word for “friend,” and that echoes the way we approach what we do. Just as friends stand with one another, Amica Center stands with our clients to achieve the safety, stability, and opportunity we all deserve. We are the only non-profit organization in the Washington, D.C. area that is exclusively focused on providing legal assistance to adult and child immigrants detained by the government in the Capital Region and beyond. Our Work Environment Amica Center’s Development and Communications team functions in a collaborative hybrid environment. Our team is responsible for raising unrestricted and restricted contributions from individual donors, corporations, foundations, law firms, faith-based organizations, and other entities. Our team works closely with our core programs, including the Adult Program, Children’s Program, and the Immigration Impact Lab, along with the pro bono and volunteer programs in support of institutional priorities. Position Summary The Institutional Giving Manager helps secure funding from institutional entities to support Amica Center’s mission by managing all grants and contracts across the entire funding lifecycle, from application proposal development to post-award compliance and reporting. In addition, the Institutional Giving Manager cultivates and stewards relationships with funders and builds and maintains relationships with stakeholders. The right candidate for this role is proactive, highly organized, and has strong project management skills. The person in this role reports to the Development and Communications Director and works closely with staff across the organization, including administration, finance, communications, and programs, to help advance the organization’s vision and mission. General Duties and Responsibilities [1] Serve as the primary writer on all letters of inquiries, applications, and reports. Manage the application submission process, including collection and synthesis of data, completion of applications and proposals, tracking, reporting, and corresponding with funders, including foundations, government agencies, corporations, and other entities. Develop and maintain an annual schedule for letters of inquiry, proposals, tracking outcomes, and reports. Build and sustain a pipeline of prospective funders by researching and identifying new grant prospects. Work with program staff to ensure accurate information is transmitted in all funder communications. Track, advise, and consult on compliance requirements. Communicate with leadership, finance, and program staff about grant and contract deliverables, deadlines, billing, funding eligibility, and other requirements. Schedule, coordinate, and participate in conference calls and/or site visits with current and prospective funders to provide program updates, learn about potential funding opportunities, and discuss proposals and contracts under review. Research, analyze, and secure statistical, demographic data, budget, client testimonies, and literature to support applications and reports. Maintain all files, records, and databases relating to grants and contracts. Update and monitor EveryAction regularly to help ensure that accurate information is entered and available, including but not limited to contact information, communication preferences, and contribution information. Research and identify grant opportunities for Amica Center and prepare recommendations for consideration by leadership. Stakeholder Relationships Work closely with the Leadership Team, Program Directors, and Finance to develop, strategize, and draft compelling grant proposals for programs and other initiatives. Create and document processes and systems that improve and enhance all grant-related efforts. Proactively build relationships with current and prospective funders by introducing Amica Center, its mission, programs, and initiatives, as appropriate. Provide leadership for strategic planning on funding alignment, upgrades from current donors, and increasing multiyear grants. Keep abreast of trends of current and evolving philanthropic, economic, political, legislative, technical, or general business trends that may impact Amica Center’s efforts to secure new or renewal funding. Additional Duties Draft and update case statements in partnership with Amica Center leadership. Participate and support in advocacy efforts at the request of Program Directors and Deputy Program Directors for publicly funded grant programs, including mobilizing community members, preparing/reviewing public testimony, and liaising with the communications team to draft and prepare advocacy materials. Provide support for major events throughout the year, including, but not limited to the Spring for Justice campaign, annual fall fundraiser, and other development-led events as needed. [1] This list is illustrative and not intended to be a complete classification of all job functions or tasks. Additional Role-Specific Details Position Type Full-time Reports To Development and Communications Director Supervisory Responsibility In partnership with the Co-Program Directors for the Detained Adult Program, the position provides matrix supervision for Program Associates (2) in the Detained Adult Program. Hiring Timeline Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Salary [2] $80,000+ [2] In 2018 Amica Center implemented a compensation framework to be more straightforward, transparent, and provide assurance of internal equity. The compensation model we use is based on an individual's position and years of relevant work experience to avoid salary discrepancies and to reduce the risk of racial, gender, or other forms of bias affecting a candidate's salary. Location and/or Travel Requirements Washington, DC / Baltimore, MD This position will be based at the Washington, D.C. or Baltimore, M.D. Office. 80 percent of the responsibilities can be completed remotely and approximately 20 percent can be completed in-person. In-person responsibilities, include, but not limited to, site visits, funder and stakeholder meetings, select events, etc. Due to business related travel expectations, it is recommended candidates live within 30-miles of their assigned primary office. Telework Amica Center operates a hybrid work environment. Most staff are required to work at least one day per week in-office, but some roles require more office/on-site attendance or travel. COVID-19 Vaccination: All employees are required to be fully vaccinated and boosted against COVID-19. To be fully vaccinated means having completed the full dosages required for the type of vaccine obtained as designated by the CDC. If boosters are subsequently recommended by the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) then employees will be required to receive the booster within thirty (30) days of their eligibility to access the boosters. Benefits Amica Center benefits package includes: Free gym access located in Washington, D.C or Baltimore, MD (dependent on employee’s primary office) Flexible working hours after successful completion of trainings and with approval of supervisor Pre-tax commuter benefits for those living in the DMV Subsidized health, dental insurance, and vision insurance (Amica Center pays a very high rate of the insurance package, for which we can provide additional information) An annual data reimbursement of $300 Life insurance valued at $50,000, as well as long and short term disability The option to set up a Flexible Spending Account The option to set up a 403(b) account (the equivalent of a 401(k) account for non-profits) which the organization has the option, for all employees on an annual basis, to match at a certain percentage after one year of continuous employment Paid time off includes: 23 personal days per calendar year Up to 20 days of sick time per calendar year 7 hours of volunteer time off Federal holidays Winter break closure 12 weeks of parental leave EEO Statement Amica Center for Immigrants’ Rights is an equal opportunity employer. In accordance with anti-discrimination law, it is the purpose of this policy to effectuate these principles and mandates. Amica Center prohibits discrimination and harassment of any type and affords equal employment opportunities to employees and applicants without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, pregnancy, age, national origin, disability status, genetic information, protected veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. Amica Center conforms to the spirit as well as to the letter of all applicable laws and regulations. Our Anti-Racism Statement: https://amicacenter.org/becoming-anti-racist/ How to Apply Submit your resume and a writing sample with your application. Requirements To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Reasonable accommodation may be made to enable individuals to perform the essential functions outlined above. A working knowledge of grantsmanship and grant management with at least five years of previous managerial experience. Previous and/or additional experience in development, immigration, or a nonprofit is beneficial. Institutional Giving Manager has the ability to act on their own initiative, make sound decisions, and be able to perform effectively under a fluctuating workload. Ability to make practical decisions and solve problems, adapt to change, and communicate effectively. Ability to follow instructions and articulate challenges and request support when needed. Reliable and consistent follow-through on assigned projects in a complete, well-conceived, timely manner. The person in this role has excellent communication and negotiation skills. Ability to read, analyze, and interpret general business periodicals, professional journals, technical procedures, or government regulations. Ability to draft grant and business reports and correspondence. Ability to effectively present information in one-on-one and group formats to coworkers and external constituents. Superior organizational skills and attention to detail are critical; must have strong ability to multi-task, prioritize, and work well under multiple competing deadlines. Experience in professional or technical writing, especially proposal writing. Strong proofreading skills. Ability to communicate clearly, including delays, plan and manage tasks according to firm deadlines, and respond to requests in a timely manner. Demonstrate flexibility to ensure productive relationships with colleagues and external constituents; patience and ability to adjust and provide appropriate action when emerging or unanticipated needs arise. Proven experience in matrix supervision, or at least one year experience supervising others, which involves overseeing and coordinating the work of multiple employees or teams within an organization. Strong leadership skills with the ability to align objectives, provide guidance and support, and ensure optimal performance. Experience in delegating tasks, setting expectations, and monitoring progress to ensure deadlines are met. Ability to foster a collaborative and inclusive work environment that encourages teamwork and innovation Competencies Required Substantive Proficiency The employee demonstrates a foundational understanding of fundraising/development concepts and a firm understanding of all concepts related to foundations, at a level that allows them to manage the grants function of the organization with minimal supervision. Programmatic Proficiency The employee coordinates with appropriate members of the leadership team to assess needs and execute grants plan. The employee may supervise grant interns satisfactorily. Administrative The employee ensures that all administrative aspects of their position are carried out without managerial intervention.

Responsibilities

The Institutional Giving Manager secures funding from institutional entities by managing grants and contracts throughout the funding lifecycle. This includes proposal development, compliance, and relationship management with funders.