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Tulsa Community Foundation
Program Associate, Business Process & Donor Services
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What they do
A Database Analyst or Developer analyzes, maintains, test and develops database structures and processes. Provides support for software, product and client needs addressed through the database.
$67,892 / year median in Oklahoma
-20% projected decline
Job Description
About the Organization In 1998, several charitably minded leaders came together to help create Tulsa Community Foundation (TCF), a tax-exempt public charity organized to receive, administer, and distribute gifts from individuals and organizations for the improvement of the Tulsa and Eastern Oklahoma area. TCF is a collection of many charitable funds varying in size. Each fund has its own identity and benefits from being invested with other funds to create a lasting community resource. TCF manages multibillions across thousands of individual philanthropic funds. TCF staff members work daily with nonprofit agencies, corporations, individuals, government officials, and community leaders to provide superior service to the citizens of Tulsa and Eastern Oklahoma, as well as to increase the charitable dollars contributed to our community. Position Purpose The Program Associate - Business Process and Donor Services will perform Tulsa Community Foundation's database administration and maintenance, and improve its business systems involving gift processing, acknowledgments, receipts, fund administration along with providing administrative support. The position will be responsible for collaborating with staff to process applications and distributions for each of the grant, scholarship and emergency hardship programs. Effectively and professionally communicating directly with donors and applicants (from sensitive and diverse populations), is an essential component of the position.