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New Hope, PA / Titusville, NJ, with travel throughout Bucks (PA), Hunterdon (NJ), Mercer (NJ), and Montgomery (PA) Counties This position is a combination of remote and field-based work. Your schedule will fluctuate throughout the year based on seasonal demands and specific events. Key Responsibilities Provide visionary leadership and translate the Board's strategic priorities into an actionable operating plan. Oversee broad operational objectives, including gleaning, growing, and food rescue goals, Food Access Hub management, and special distributions. Engage in daily operations when needed. Recruit, supervise, and support a small paid team along with a large volunteer base. Lead fundraising efforts, individual donor cultivation, corporate partnerships, and special events. Assist the Deputy Director with grant writing and reporting. Support the Procurement & Volunteer Manager with maintaining and growing relationships with partner farms and hunger-relief agencies across Bucks, Hunterdon, Mercer, and Montgomery Counties. Manage the annual budget and ensure sound financial and administrative practices in partnership with the Board of Directors and Bookkeeper. Serve as the primary spokesperson with media, government officials, and community partners. Oversee all social media messaging. Report regularly to the Board of Directors and support Board development and governance. Champion the organization's nutrition education and food-waste awareness initiatives. Qualifications 5+ years of nonprofit management, hunger-relief, agricultural, or related community-impact experience involving strategic planning; direct executive leadership experience preferred Strong interpersonal skills, ability to manage others and build collaborations Ability to handle multiple responsibilities, prioritize work, solve problems, and operate under time and work volume pressure Demonstrated success in fundraising, grant writing, major gifts, and donor cultivation Strong financial management skills, including budgeting and nonprofit financial oversight Experience building and maintaining partnerships and relationships with diverse stakeholders — farmers, hunger relief organizations, volunteers, funders, and legislators Excellent written and verbal communication skills; dynamic energy with an ability to speak publicly Familiarity with, and passion for RHFR's mission, including food systems, agriculture, food recovery, and hunger-relief work Commitment to building an inclusive organization and working with a diverse community Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience Valid driver's license is required given regional travel