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Director, Jordan Education Foundation Jordan School District - 4.0 West Jordan, UT Job Details 1 day ago Qualifications Volunteer support Report writing Management Team leadership Funder relationship management Building partnerships with major donors Collaboration with board members Grant compliance monitoring Research Social media platforms Bachelor's degree Compliance reporting for grants Fundraising event program management Managing event budgets Organizational skills Managing fundraising teams Nonprofit industry grant writing Media relations Senior level Non-profit experience Establishing community partnerships in an education administration role Foundation giving Communication skills Donor and alumni database management Program budgeting Board relations

Websites Full Job Description Director, Jordan Education Foundation JobID:

15589

Position Type:

Administration/Jordan Educ.

Foundation Administrator Date Posted:

10/2/2026

Location:

Jordan School District Date Available:

11/03/2026

Closing Date:

10/25/2026 Director, Jordan Education Foundation Lead the organization that puts community resources into Jordan School District classrooms.

ABOUT THE FOUNDATION

Jordan Education Foundation (JEF) is a nonprofit, founded in 1986, that engages the community to provide resources that enhance educational experiences, strengthen students, and fuel success in Jordan School District. Every dollar donated goes directly to students and teachers. JEF funds Classroom Grants, Principal Pantries in every school, educator recognition, scholarships, and health and wellness support.

ABOUT THE ROLE

The Director leads JEF's fundraising, grantmaking, events, donor relations, and Board of Directors, and connects the business and civic community to the District's schools. Identify, solicit, steward gifts, and write grant proposals to foundations, corporations, service organizations, and State and Federal programs. Run events, build and monitor the budget, report to the Foundation, and keep the Foundation compliant with laws and by-laws. Administer scholarships, endowments, and donor databases. Lead outreach to patrons, business and civic leaders, employees, and the media, including the website and social media. Serve as liaison to schools and District administration. Assign, supervise, and evaluate Foundation staff. A record of raising money through more than one channel. Skill in building relationships with business, civic, and community leaders, elected officials, and nonprofit boards. Working knowledge of laws on soliciting funds and managing gifts, grants, and appropriations. Strong written and spoken communication, with website and social media experience. The ability to plan, budget, and work with minimal direction in a fast-paced setting. Proven success leading people and a volunteer Board. High ethical standards and conduct that builds trust.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

Bachelor's degree plus five years in fundraising, grant writing, or public relations, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Nonprofit membership organization experience strongly preferred. Must be fingerprinted and clear a criminal background check. Own transportation required for travel to schools and District sites. Reasonable accommodations available; see full job description for physical requirements.

COMPENSATION

This is a 242-day Administrator position placed on Lane 3 of the District's Administrator salary schedule. Placement within the lane will be commensurate with the candidate's related education and experience.

SELECTION TIMELINE

This position will close at 11:59 P.M. on Sunday, October 25th, 2026. Candidates may be notified and/or communicated with by Monday, November 2nd at the earliest.

ALIGNMENT AND COMPETENCIES

MISSION:

Jordan Education Foundation engages the community to provide resources to enhance educational experiences, strengthen students, and fuel success in Jordan School District.

VISION:

Be Curious | Be Intentional |

Be United VALUES:

Opportunity | Curiosity | Connection | Support | Growth Strategic Plan pillars Portrait of a Graduate in the Director Core Competencies Opportunities for

All Learners:

Classroom Grants, scholarships, credit recovery and health support

Student and Staff Wellness:

Principal's Pantries in every school, educator recognition

Culture of Belonging:

community volunteers, sponsors and donors showing up for schools

High Quality Instruction:

grants put tools in teachers' hands

Effective Communicator:

tells classroom stories that move people to give Curious thinker: researches funders, asks teachers what they need Creative problem solver: finds funding where budgets end Engaged citizen: connects business and civic leaders to schools Empathetic communicator: tells classroom stories, thanks well Resilient lifelong learner: stays current on fundraising law and trends Responsible teammate: one team with the Board, schools and District Donor development and stewardship Grant research and writing Event leadership that raises real money Board recruiting, training and engagement Budgeting, reporting and fundraising compliance Storytelling, website and social media Relationships with executives, elected leaders, educators People leadership Signals of readiness: multi-channel fundraising, led a signature event, worked with a nonprofit board, public education exposure (valued, not required)