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YMCA of Greenwich

Vice President of Philanthropy

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A Vice President is a high-level manager at a company of organization. Often reports to the President of the company or organization, and sometimes oversees the entirety of one division, department, or sector.

$207,448 / year median in Connecticut

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The Vice President of Philanthropy is a senior leadership role responsible for developing and leading the YMCA's philanthropic strategy, with a primary focus on growing major gifts and planned giving. Reporting to the CEO and serving as a key member of the executive team, the VP of Philanthropy will deepen donor relationships, expand philanthropic support, and build the relationships, systems, and readiness needed to support future strategic and capital priorities. Working in close partnership with the Director of Development, as a direct report, the Vice President will help create a coordinated approach to annual giving, major gifts, donor stewardship, events, and legacy giving. The Vice President of Philanthropy will personally manage relationships with the YMCA's highest-capacity donors and prospects and serve as a key philanthropic partner to the CEO, Board of Directors, and volunteers.
Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree required; advanced degree or CFRE certification preferred. Minimum 7 years of nonprofit fundraising experience, including significant experience in major gifts, donor cultivation, and relationship-based fundraising. Demonstrated track record of personally closing five- and six-figure gifts. Prior capital campaign experience strongly preferred. Experience building or scaling a planned giving program preferred. Experience supervising, coaching, or leading development staff strongly preferred.