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*Apply Now* Public Allies Arizona

The ASU Center for Nonprofit Leadership is pleased to announce that it will launch Public Allies Arizona here in the Phoenix community in the Fall of 2006.

Through a grant from the Corporation for National Service and in partnership with the Public Allies National Office, the Arizona based program place thirty dedicated, service minded young people (Allies) in 10-month apprenticeships in nonprofit organizations (Partner Organizations) throughout the Phoenix community.

Please visit our website at http://publicallies.asu.edu or click on the following links to find out more about the program expansion to the Phoenix area:

• Find out how to become a Partner Organization
• Learn more about becoming an Ally
• RSVP for one of our free Information Sessions

Partner Organization and Ally applications are available now and are due July 28th. For more information please contact Michelle Lyons-Mayer, Program Director, Public Allies Arizona at (480) 965-5548 or publicallies@asu.edu.

Principles of Effectiveness for Nonprofit Organizations

The Principles of Effectiveness for Nonprofit Organizations program is a tool that helps nonprofits assess their organization's strengths and weaknesses, create a plan to address what training they need, and undergo a peer review process that affirms the organization's advanced level of capacity.

This process essentially affords nonprofits the opportunity to find what weaknesses exist in a reassuring environment, and a roadmap that leads to a more effective nonprofit organization. It's simply building the capacity of organizations through self-examination. To learn more about this program, please click here.

Announcements

Bank of America's Neighborhood Excellence Award- Reminder of June 30 Deadline

The Bank of America Neighborhood Excellence Award's deadline is June 30th! This great program awards a $200,000 grant to two qualified non-profits that demonstrate excellence in their mission of Affordable Housing, Financial Literacy and/or Workforce Housing. It also recognizes five local Neighborhood Heroes and rewards five high schools students who demonstrate involvement in their community!  The geographic area is Phoenix MSA which includes Maricopa and Pinal County.

Applications and nominations for the awards can be found online at http://www.bankofamerica.com/foundation, and the deadline for applications is 8 p.m. Eastern Time on June 30, 2006.

Arts & Business Council of Greater Phoenix Seeking Nominations for 2006 Business in the Arts Awards

The Arts & Business Council of Greater Phoenix invites you to submit nominations for the following 2006 Business in the Arts Awards:

• Large Business Partner of the Year
• Small Business Partner of the Year
• Arts Board Member of the Year
• Arts Organization of the Year
• Arts Advocate of the Year
• Business Volunteer of the Year

Moreover, A&BC has added a New Category: Arts Board Member of the Year. This special award recognizes the exceptional service, commitment and contributions of a board member to the arts/cultural organization on which he/she serves. All nominees in this new category will be individually introduced at the breakfast by the nominating organization and will be awarded a special certificate of appreciation in addition to being considered, in the pool of other board nominees, for the Arts Board Member of the Year.

Deadline for nominations: July 7, 2006. Nomination guidelines, forms and a list of previous honorees are available through the following link: http://www.abcannualawardsbreakfast.org/nominations.htm.

The 16th Annual Business in the Arts Awards Breakfast will be held on August 16, 2006 at the Pointe Hilton Resort Squaw Peak, 7677 N 16th Street in Phoenix. For more information on this event, visit http://www.abcannualawardsbreakfast.org.

Arizona Community Foundation Distributes More Than $472,000 to Strengthen Technology of Arizona Nonprofits

The Arizona Community Foundation (ACF) has awarded $472,000 to 57 Arizona nonprofits to help strengthen their organizations’ technology capabilities.

Unlike ACF’s traditional spring grant cycles that are open to many areas of funding, this round of grantmaking focused only on supporting technology needs, which is a critical element to the success of nonprofit organizations.

ACF partnered again with NPower Arizona, an organization that provides technology assistance and training to local nonprofits, and provided two grant and technology workshops to assist nonprofits apply for grants through its online grant process.

Several hundred nonprofit organizations responded to ACF’s request for proposal through its paperless online grantmaking process. Grant recipients included Valley Youth Theatre, Assistance League of Phoenix and Peer Solutions.

For more information, visit the ACF website at www.azfoundation.org or call 602-381-1400.

Amy Vynalek Named Public Affairs Director of KSAZ-FOX10 and KUTP-PHX45

Amy Vynalek was named the Public Affairs Director for Fox’s owned-and-operated stations in Phoenix, KSAZ FOX10, KUTP PHX45. Vynalek will be responsible for overseeing the community involvement activities for both television stations.

Vynalek brings more than a dozen years of experience in news promotion, public relations and marketing. In addition, she brings an extensive history of volunteerism with such organizations as the American Heart Association, the Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum, the Tucson Advertising Federation, the Southwest Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation, and the Phoenix Chapter of the American Marketing Association. She currently serves on the board of the Women's Metropolitan Arts Council and was named the Communicator of the Year in 2000 by the American Cancer Society.

As Public Affairs Director, Vynalek manages a community calendar – both on air and on the FOX10 website – in addition to creating many opportunities to help publicize fundraising and community service events through FOX10 and PHX45.

“I want to make sure that area community service agencies know I’m a resource for them,” she says.

For more information, please contact Pat Nevin at 602-262-5126.

CGSI Business Consulting Seeks Participants for June Focus Groups

CGSI Business Consulting will be conducting focus groups among service providers, employers, and education and apprenticeship programs focusing on skilled trades. The purpose of the focus groups is to determine gaps in information and communication that could be filled or supported by a new nonprofit, Skilled Trades Awareness Group (STAG) that will be serving metropolitan areas, including Phoenix. Organizations impacted by the lack of skilled tradespersons in the workforce or those involved in workforce development or career counseling who wish to participate in these focus groups should contact CGSI at 602-323-1915 or solutions@cgsi.us. The focus groups will take place in the morning on June 8, 14, 16, and 20, 2006, in Central Phoenix.

Arizona Foundation for Women Announces 2006 Grant Cycle

The Arizona Foundation for Women (AFW) is announcing two grants programs for 2006 – the Deborah G. Carstens Fund and the Arizona Foundation for Women’s General Grant Program. Interested nonprofit organizations should request proposal packets and information directly through the AFW offices at 602-532-2800, ext. 2 or by email to Emily Dietz at edietz@azfoundationforwomen.org. Separate submission deadlines apply.

The Deborah G. Carstens Fund provides grants to not-for-profit organizations that motivate and empower girls and women to take responsibility for their economic lives by developing skills, building self-esteem and identifying challenges that impede their success. Proposal packets available June 1, 2006.

The Arizona Foundation for Women’s General Grant program will provide funding to address identified unmet needs of women and girls. Grant funding will focus upon innovative and/or model primary prevention programs. Operational funding is not available. Programs must address social change so that women and girls may live free from fear and violence, attain self-reliance and achieve social equity. Proposal packets available June 15, 2006.

For more information about the Arizona Foundation for Women, please visit the website at www.azfoundationforwomen.org.

Public Voting Begins in Goodmans Eye for the Good Guy Contest

Voting has begun for the Goodmans Eye for the Good Guy contest, which will award a $20,000 office renovation from Goodmans Interior Structures to the most dedicated and effective nonprofit leader in Maricopa County. Now through June 12 at 5 p.m., the public is invited to visit www.GoodmansGoodGuy.com to help select the winner by casting a daily vote for their favorite Good Guy among 10 distinguished finalists.

The Good Guy finalists are:

• Andrea Stouder, executive director of Teach For America
• Bill Timmons, CEO of Hacienda Health Care
• Cindy Hallman, administrative director for Desert Mission and executive director for Sunnyslope Village Revitalization
• Connie Phillips, executive director for Sojourner Center
• Darlene Newsom, CEO of UMOM New Day Centers
• Ginny Hildebrand, executive director for the Association of Arizona Food Banks
• Jeffrey Battle, president and CEO of Scottsdale Training and Rehabilitative Services (STARS)
• Kenneth Schutz, executive director of Desert Botanical Garden
• Pete Garcia, president and CEO of Chicanos Por La Causa Inc. (CPLC)
• Stacy Woolf, director of development for City of Hope

Finalists were selected by the programs co-presenting sponsors, Goodmans Interior Structures and The Business Journal.

Thanks to the generosity of two local companies, the Phoenix Good Guy will also receive $10,000 in human resources consulting services from National PEO, a locally based organization that serves as a full-service human resources department for small and medium-sized businesses, and their choice of two pieces of art for their office valued at approximately $1,000 from the Larsen Gallery, a Scottsdale-based art gallery.

The winner will be selected through a combination of public votes and scores assigned by a panel of local judges.

Pat Tillman Community Service Awards - Now Accepting Nominations

Nominations are currently being accepted for the Pat Tillman Community Service Awards. Please nominate worthy organizations and individuals as soon as possible, but no later than June 30. Any questions, please call Denise Meridith at 602-763-9900.

Events

2006 Summer Forum: “From A-Z: Gifts That Get You Where Your Donor Wants To Go” – Planned Giving Round Table of Arizona
June 8 (Tempe)

The 2006 Summer Forum will include presentations by none other than Debra Ashton, Philip Barnett, Erik Dryburgh, Kristi Edwards, Marc Hoffman, Ken Krueger, Mark Moritz, Jim Normandin and Art Stine – all nationally and/or locally recognized experts in the philanthropy arena. The forum will be held on June 8, 2006, at the Fiesta Inn, 2100 South Priest Drive in Tempe, Arizona. 

Visit www.pgrtaz.org if you have not already completed your registration form, or contact Judy at the Premium Group (602-840-2900). 

Grants That Make a Difference Brown Bag Seminar – Nonprofit Resource Center
June 8 (Flagstaff)

Have you ever wanted to approach a local company about funding support, but weren’t sure how to go about doing so? Come learn tips and strategies to help you approach a local company. In addition, you will learn about UniSource’s grants and philanthropy. The volunteers available through their community action effort. Grant opportunities they offer in general. The current grant opportunity for at-risk kids.

Presenter: Sharon Foltz, Community Relations Director, Tucson Electric Power Company

Date & Time: June 8, 2006, 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Coconino Center for the Arts, Flagstaff
Cost: Free for NPRC members, $5 for nonmembers

To RSVP go to this website: http://www.nonprofitnaz.org/RSVP.html.

Professional Development Opportunities for Nonprofit Leaders
Free Information Sessions (Phoenix)
June 8, 2006 - 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm

Interested in advancing your career? The ASU Center for Nonprofit Leadership and Management offers a full spectrum of professional development programs through the Nonprofit Management Institute (NMI). NMI offers an array of workshops and courses that provide the necessary skills and knowledge needed to succeed in today's fast-paced and competitive nonprofit environment.
These programs include:

• Continuing Education Courses
• Professional Certificate in Nonprofit Management
• Nonprofit Excellence Enrichment Series
• Topical Workshops
• Conferences

You are invited to attend a free orientation to learn more about the professional development programs offered through NMI by the ASU Center for Nonprofit Leadership and Management. Each Brown Bag session will take place at the ASU Downtown Center, 502 East Monroe Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004. For more information or to RSVP, please contact us at 480-965-1867 or at nmi@asu.edu.

Build Your Facilitation Skills – Institute of Cultural Affairs & Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits
June 13-14 (Phoenix)

Many people in nonprofits have experienced the ICA method of facilitation. This course provides you with an effective step-by-step process to help clarify discussions and achieve consensus within your group. This two-day workshop will be facilitated by the dynamic and talented ICA staff. This method of group facilitation is very popular, and offered here in Phoenix by the Institute of Cultural Affairs, an Alliance member and collaborative partner.

With generous support from the Arizona Community Foundation, ICA will conduct its renowned 2-day training on June 13-14 for 25 participants who are nonprofit members of the Alliance. This is a one-time onlyspecial opportunity for Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits members only. We will accept the first 25 registrations on a first come basis.

For more information, see this featured event online at http://www.arizonanonprofits.org.

Great Tools Your Nonprofit Can Use: TAP Talk
June 14 (Phoenix)

Does your nonprofit seek pre-funded consulting and technical assistance regarding fundraising, board development, marketing, website development or community development? The Technical Assistance Partnership (TAP) is funded by St. Luke's Health Initiatives to address these opportunities and many more, helping build community capacity by strengthening organizations and developing partnerships that address key community issues.

Getting involved is easy. Sign up for the Free June 14 "TAP Talk" today (registration ends June 9). For more information and registration details, visit www.slhi.org/tap.

Convening the Public: How to Engage the Community in the Work of Your Agency – Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits
June 14 & 15 (Prescott)

Do you want your community to know more about why your agency exists? Are you interested in recruiting more community advocates for your agency? Could you use more volunteers in your agency who understand the policy issues you are dealing with?

Presented in partnership with the Maricopa Community Colleges’ Center for Civic Participation, West Yavapai Nonprofit Alliance, and Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits with generous support of Arizona Community Foundation. This training uses the National Issues Forums (NIF) model. NIF focuses on convening forums for the consideration of public policy issues. These forums provide: an opportunity for citizens to join together to deliberate, to make choices with others about ways to approach difficult issues, and to work toward creating reasoned public judgment; an opportunity for people of diverse views and experiences to seek a shared understanding of the problem and find common ground for action.

This training includes participation in an NIF forum on Wednesday, June 14, 6:00-8 p.m. The topic is Making Ends Meet: Is There A Way to Help Working Americans? Plan to arrive in Prescott on Wednesday and attend the evening forum.

Location: Prescott College, Crossroads Center - 220 Grove Ave, Prescott
Dates: June 14 & 15, 2006
Time: June 14 - 6:00-8:00 pm. June 15 - 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Cost: FREE for Alliance Nonprofit Members only -- $20 for Non-Members

Registration: Register online at www.arizonanonprofits.org. Look for the featured event on the home page. Registration is limited to the first 25 participants — Alliance Members only.

Convening the Public: How to Engage the Community in the Work of Your Agency
June 15 (Prescott)

Presented in partnership with the Maricopa Community Colleges’ Center for Civic Participation, West Yavapai Nonprofit Alliance, and Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits with generous support of Arizona Community Foundation. This training uses the National Issues Forums (NIF) model. NIF focuses on convening forums for the consideration of public policy issues. These forums provide: an opportunity for citizens to join together to deliberate, to make choices with others about ways to approach difficult issues, and to work toward creating reasoned public judgment; an opportunity for people of diverse views and experiences to seek a shared understanding of the problem and find common ground for action.

This training includes participation in an NIF forum on Wednesday, June 14, 6:00-8 p.m. The topic is Making Ends Meet: Is There A Way to Help Working Americans?

Date & Time: Forum Wednesday, June 14, 2006, 6-8 p.m., Training Thursday, June 15, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Location: Prescott College, Crossroads Center, 220 Grove Ave, Prescott
Cost: Free for Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits members. Non-members: $20.

The deadline for registrations is June 12, 2006. To register, visit www.arizonanonprofits.org.

Using Business Strategies to Seal the Deal – Developing Good Solicitation Skills – Association of Fundraising Professionals
June 16 (Oak Creek, AZ)

Date & Time: Friday, June 16, 2006, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Presented by: Marjory Senate and Barbara Claybaugh
Location: Cucina Rustica, in the Village of Oak Creek, 7000 Highway 179, Suite 126A
To register: reservations needed by June 12
Cost: AFP Members: $20, Non-Members: $30. Lunch will begin at 12:30 p.m. and is included in registration.

As we daily interact with individuals that we are seeking support from, whether it be a personal donation, sponsorship, in-kind donation or assistance of other types, our goal is to receive the support we seek. These solicitations can be simple or challenging depending on a variety of circumstances. In this training session, Marjory Senate and Barbara Claybaugh will cover the seven key skills that are used in solicitations. Through presentation and role playing participants will learn about and hone their skills in observation, the opening, questioning, listening, presenting the case, asking for the gift and overcoming objections.

For more information on this event, please contact Heather Rogers at hrogers@northlandhospice.org.

ASU Summer Institute on Community - ASU and Valley of the Sun United Way
June 16-18 (Tempe)

Arizona State University, in collaboration with Valley of the Sun United Way, will host the First Annual ASU Summer Institute on Community June 16-18, 2006 at its main campus in Tempe. The purpose of this event is to bring together community professionals, volunteers, researchers, and students to discuss and learn about recent developments in community research and practice. Students will be eligible to earn 3 ASU credits, with three weeks online follow up. Deadline to register is June 9. 

The summer institute will also feature a Community Organizations Fair on June 16 and 17 between 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. The fair will encompass various Valley non-profit organizations who will provide educational information about their mission as well as volunteer and job opportunities. 

Cost: Registration fee for the Summer Institute is $135 per person.
Dates: June 16-18, 2006
Location: Arizona State University Main Campus, Neeb Hall, Tempe, AZ             

To register, visit http://asu.edu/ssc/communitypsychology or contact Dr. Marek Wosinski at (480) 965-6253 or Dr.Marek@asu.edu. If you would like to register your organization for the Community Organizations Fair, please send a completed registration form to Elisavet Ilannoue at Elisavet.Ioannou@asu.edu.  

Know Your Money – Tucson Urban League
June 17 & 24 (Tucson)

Know Your Money in an economic empowerment program designed to teach African-American and Latino professionals 21-40 personal money management strategies. The program consists of a 3-class curriculum to help participants understand their attitudes about money, establish a household budget and manage financial tools.

The program is brought to you by National Urban League, in partnership with Honda Financial Services, and is being implemented in Tucson by the Tucson Urban League Young Professionals. The program registration fee for Know Your Money is $30 for general admission (special discounts available) which covers all class sessions and program materials.

Dates & Times: June 17; 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., June 24; 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Location: Dunbar Youth Cultural Center, 325 West 2nd Street, Tucson, AZ 85705

IRS One Day Workshops on Basic Tax Compliance Issues for Small and Mid-Size Exempt Organizations
June 20, 21, & 22

The Exempt Organizations office of the IRS will be presenting a series of one day workshops on basic tax compliance issues for small and mid-size exempt organizations in various cities around the country this spring. Space is still available for our Phoenix area workshops on June 20, 21, and 22. 

The workshops will cover the procedures tax-exempt organizations must follow to maintain their tax-exempt status and comply with their tax obligations.  The workshops are designed for board members, officers and staff of small and mid-sized tax-exempt organizations and the practitioners who work with them.

IRS revenue agents will lead the workshops, which include an overview of tax-exempt status and an in-depth discussion of activities that can jeopardize 501(c)(3) status.  The workshops also cover unrelated business income and gaming, employment issues for tax exempt organizations, record-keeping and required disclosures, and an overview of the Form 990 information return. 

The Phoenix area workshop will be held at the Mesa Convention Center located at 263 N. Center Street.

Cost of the one day workshop is $35. 

For more information or to register go to www.irs.gov/eo, click Calendar of Events from the left-hand navigation bar and follow the instructions.  You may also go directly to the website of our contracted registration services provider, MorEvents at http://programs.regweb.com/morevents/irsworkshop06/attend, or call MorEvents toll-free at (877) 216-3738.

Networking Your Network – Alliance of Arizona Nonprofits
June 27 (Phoenix)

Learn the delicate art of networking, the do’s and don’ts of how to create an elevator speech, tips for getting people to remember your name and learn strategies to make networking work for you! Topics will include the Top 10 Reasons to Network, the Four Parts of an Elevator Speech, and the Art of Making Small Talk. Presented by the dynamic Robin Hanson of Prudential Financial.

Where: Phoenix - Phoenix Children's Hospital – Administration Building
When: Time: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Location: Phoenix Children's Hospital Administration Building
Cost: Free for Alliance Nonprofit Members, $20 for Non-members (you will be invoiced)

For more information, see this featured event online at http://www.arizonanonprofits.org.

How to Start a 501(c)(3) Nonprofit Organization in Arizona
July 8 (Phoenix)

Date & Time: Saturday, July 8, 8:45 am – 1:30 pm (Lunch Provided)
Cost: $75 Registration, $25 Course Materials
Location: ASU Downtown Center, Rm. C230
Instructor: Tim Delaney, J.D./M.P.A.

This workshop will help participants determine if forming a new nonprofit corporation is the most viable strategy for meeting their goals. Key terminology and core issues will be discussed, including important differences between nonprofit and for-profit organizations. All forms for application for nonprofit status will be provided and reviewed.

For more information or to register, please contact us at 480-965-1867 or at nmi@asu.edu. You may also visit: http://www.asu.edu/copp/nonprofit/edu/nmi_wkshopfront.htm

*Pre-Conference Workshop* Fundraising Basics: An Overview of the Integrated Fundraising Approach - Association of Fundraising Professionals
July 26 (Sedona)

Held in conjunction with the 2006 Arizona AFP State Conference, July 27-28 (Sedona Hilton Resort and Spa)

Pre-conference cost: $99 - if registration fee is received by July 1, 2006
$130 if received after July 1, 2006 Lunch is included

Each session will run 1.5 hours.

8:30 am: Welcome and Contextual Comments
9 am - 10:30 am: Annual Giving
10:45 am - 12:15 pm: Corporative and Foundation Giving Lunch
1:15 pm - 2:45 pm: Major Gifts, Planned Gifts, and Stewardship
3:00 pm - 4:30 pm: Capital Campaigns

Pre-Conference Faculty:
Annual Giving - Alice Ferris, CFRE (Northern Arizona Chapter)
Corporate and Foundation Giving - Scott Sheldon, CFRE (Greater Arizona Chapter)
Major Gifts, Planned Gifts & Stewardship - Kristi Edwards, CFRE, CSPG (Northern AZ Chapter) Capital Campaigns, Brian Bateman, CFRE (Southern Arizona Chapter)

The pre-conference is best suited for new fundraisers and organizations needing to design and implement an integrated fundraising approach to their development program, and it will serve as a dynamic refresher for the seasoned fundraiser.

For more information, please contact Kristi Edwards, pre-conference coordinator, at kedwards@azfoundation.org or 928-708-9632. For information about the AFP State Conference, contact Laura Norman, conference chair, at lauran.wygc@narbha.com or 928- 445-5211 ext. 403.

The Sedona Hilton is offering a special rate of $119. To arrange a room or book special activities, please call them at 928-284-4040 or www.hiltonsedona.com and mention AFP. The property has a spa and adjoining 6,646-yard, par-71 golf course.

Job Opportunities

*New Listing* Executive Director – Girls For A Change (Phoenix)

The Executive Director will report to the GFC National CEO team and be responsible for continuing the momentum of our first expansion branch in Phoenix. We are looking for someone who can embody the Girls For A Change culture and values and through visionary entrepreneurship help us to create a national movement for girl led social change. The current New Ventures Director in Phoenix will manage and partner with this PHX ED in the development of resources in PHX. The Executive Director will be based in Phoenix and work with a local Advisory Board to fundraise, oversee program implementation and maintain a strong infrastructure.

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Fund Development (Responsible for raising approximately $200,000-300,000 per year); Public Relations & Community Marketing; Program Direction & Delivery with high level of attention to quality of product; Implement Program Evaluation; Coordinate and implement operating systems essential to the smooth operation of a satellite office including information systems such as email, server, telephone, internet connections and database management; Recruit & support an active and influential local Advisory Board; Financial Management & Budgeting.

Qualifications include: Bachelor’s degree; Punctual, positive, flexible, reliable, highly professional; Exceptional & proven fund development track record; Strong program management skills; Experience with girls and women’s programs; Skillful in resource management, finance, and budgeting; Proven public & media relations skills; Excellent problem solving skills; Superior public speaker; Excellent oral & written communication skills; Literate in Microsoft Windows applications.

*New Listing* President and CEO - Arizona Blind and Deaf Children’s Foundation (Tucson)

The President and Chief Executive Officer is responsible for all facets of management and administration including strategic planning, program direction and development, policies and procedures, fundraising, community relations, board motivation, financial management and human resources.

Requirements: College degree; Master’s degree preferred. High level administrative experience. Grantwriting and fundraising experience. Proven success in working with nonprofit board of directors. Experience working with children with disabilities. Experience with visual and hearing impaired children is a plus but not mandatory.

Application Deadline: June 10, 2006

For more information or to apply, please contact Arizona Blind and Deaf Children’s Foundation, 3661 N. Campbell #300, Tucson, AZ 85719 or email info@azblinddeafchildren.org.

*New Listing* Exchange City Director – Junior Achievement (Tempe)

Junior Achievement is looking for a dynamic Exchange City Director to manage the development, implementation and expansion of our Exchange City program. This is a unique position for an individual who enjoys working with and on behalf of children, while managing a business unit with budgetary, customer satisfaction, strategic, and staffing responsibilities. Exchange City is a 7,000 sq ft child-sized city, consisting of 14 business enterprises, where students learn what it takes to create a business, supervise employees, hold an elected office, and personally earn and manage money.

The Director will manage day-to-day operations to ensure high quality program delivery, oversee build out of a second experiential site, manage team members, develop an annual budget, and have direct marketing responsibilities. Candidates should have a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience, financial and business acumen, supervisory and project management skills, and strong leadership skills.

A full job description and additional information regarding Junior Achievement can be accessed at www.jaaz.org. Resumes can be emailed to susanL@jaaz.org or faxed to 480-377-8558 for consideration. Please type “Exchange City Director” in the subject line. No phone calls please.

*New Listing* *Multiple Positions* Boise State University (Boise, ID)

Boise State University is situated in Idaho’s state population center and capital city. This metropolitan research university is nestled along the Boise River in the downtown corridor of government, business, arts, health care, and technology centers. The university is poised to embark on its first-ever multimillion dollar comprehensive campaign and invites highly motivated applicants to become part of its energetic Advancement team:

Executive Director, Alumni Relations

Creative, experienced leader in constituent relations and membership development. The ED is responsible for overall administration of the Alumni Relations Office and serves as ED of the BSU Alumni Association. Please reference job number UA-0006-56 when applying for this position.

Associate Director, Prospect Research

Minimum two years experience conducting prospect research and management. Individual must possess analytical skills and have extensive knowledge of donor data-base functions. Please reference job number UA-0013-56 when applying for this position.

Directors of Development (4 positions available)

College of Arts & Sciences
Position number UA-0011-56

College of Education
Position number UA-0010-56

College of Social Sciences & Public Affairs
Position number UA-0009-56

BSU West & College of Applied Technology
Position number UA-0012-56

Development Officers, Intercollegiate Athletics (2 positions available)

Experienced individuals in major gifts with demonstrated ability to work independently and be part of a growing advancement team. Must be able to communicate effectively and be willing to travel. Please reference job number UA-0007-56 or UA-0008-56 when applying for these positions.

For detailed information regarding these opportunities and application instructions, please visit http://hrs.boisestate.edu/joblistings/professional. Indicate in your application materials the position(s) to which you are applying.

To read more about the university and the metropolitan area please visit http://news.boisestate.edu/thisisboisestate.htm and http://www.boisestate.edu/beyond

Boise State University is an EOE/AA employer. Veteran’s preferences.

*New Listing* Executive Vice President – KLRI (Phoenix)

Handles the administration of the affairs and resources of the KLRI. Responsible for the effective operation of the KLRI administrative staff, and at the direction of the President, manages the non-scientific responsibilities of the professional staff for KLRI. Manages the finances of KLRI; acts in the best interest of the KLRI and the public in accordance with the stated mission, policies and directives of the President and the Board of Directors. Recommends and participates in broad formulation of policies and objectives of the KLRI, and adherence to the KLRI bylaws, mission and policies as determined by the Board of Directors through the President. Promotes interest and active participation in the KLRI along with affiliated groups, and communicates on behalf of the KLRI with the community and the media.

Education and Experience: Bachelors degrees in business and or science; MBA or MPA preferred. Degree and /or experience in accounting (CPA or other) a plus. Ten years or more senior management experience, preferably in a medical research, hospital, medical practice, academic, or non-profit environment. Extensive financial management experience, including investment and budgeting supervision. Compensation $130,000 plus benefits.

For more information on this position or to apply, please contact Mike Gibbons at 602.778.1914 or mike.gibbons@kronosinstitute.org.

*New Listing* Director of Development, Individual Giving – Arizona Opera (Phoenix & Northern Arizona)

Arizona Opera seeks Director of Development, Individual Giving/Patron Services. Responsible for all aspects of individual fundraising, including planning, stewardship fulfillment activity management; donor research; Liaison with volunteer groups. Bachelor Degree required. Minimum of 4 years exp in fund raising. Knowledge of integrated database management, preferably Raisers Edge. Reports to VP of External Affairs, Jenny St. John. Email resume to: jenny@azopera.com or fax to 602-266-5806.

*New Listing* Major Gifts Officer – American Red Cross (Phoenix)

The Major Gifts Officer is responsible for actively managing the Chapters major gifts program to secure gifts of $5000 or more from both individual and corporate donors. The incumbent utilizes effective planning, research, cultivation and stewardship to increase donor partnerships and support to the chapter. The Major Gifts Officer, as part of the Advancement team, is responsible for raising over $2M annually.

The successful candidate will have: At least three years previous experience cultivating and soliciting major gifts; Previous demonstrated success in a broad range of development activities; Knowledge of all fundraising techniques with special emphasis on major gifts; Demonstrated skill and ability in consultation and negotiation skills; Five or more years experience working in the nonprofit sector; Demonstrated skill and ability successfully working with a wide variety of organizations and individuals; Demonstrated clear, concise, written and verbal communication skills; Knowledge of Microsoft Office programs and database management, knowledge of Raisers Edge preferred. BA degree required. CFRE certification highly desirable.

Please submit a resume and cover letter to American Red Cross, 6135 N. Black Canyon Hwy., Phoenix, AZ 85015-1892, Attention: Human Resources, or email to hr@arizonaredcross.org (attach Microsoft Word files). Resumes will not be accepted without a cover letter. Salary: $55,100 - $82,300 DOE

*New Listing* Regional Coordinator – Youth Re: Action Corps (Phoenix)

Direct and oversee implementation of program model in multiple states. Serves as the point of contact for mentors, students, and on-site advisors. Works closely with director of program to assist in troubleshooting and improving mentoring practices, program models, and constituency buy-in. Works hands-on with YRC Corps Teams and helps drive organizational marketing related to team projects.

Recruits mentors, students, and advisors. Produces monthly reports to director of program tracking successes and identifying problems of program model. Assists director of program in coordinating evaluation materials. Assist director of program with development and implementation of controls. Serves as point of contact for schools, students, and mentors. Works with director of program to coordinate kick-off conferences. Produces marketing materials for schools and outside sources. Oversees student project publicity for YRC student projects.

Assist in developing the Local-to-Global online forum to ensure alignment with program components. Work with committee to distribute project investment funds. Organize year end events, purchase gifts, award scholarships. Undertake other tasks as needed, and contribute to cooperative and collegial shared responsibilities for fostering excellence at Youth Re:Action Corps. Travel will be required about once a month.

Requirements: Bachelors degree; Three years nonprofit, youth development, international work, life or volunteer experience preferred; Demonstrated ability to plan, organize, and manage complex initiatives; Excellent verbal and communication skills; Must possess a passion and belief that young people are capable of positively impacting and changing their communities and the world. Compensation: Salary commensurate with experience. Health and retirement benefits included.

For more information on this position or to apply, please contact Courtney Klein at courtney@yrcorps.org or call 480-727-0907.

*New Listing* Volunteer Coordinator - Habitat for Humanity Desert Foothills (Cave Creek)

Habitat for Humanity Desert Foothills (HFHDF) is seeking a part-time (20 hours per week) Volunteer Coordinator to recruit and coordinate volunteers for construction, development, administration, and special activities.

We are seeking an energetic, self-starting individual who will develop this new position and help grow and strengthen HFHDFs volunteer program. The ideal candidate will have previous volunteer coordinating experience, superior communication skills (both written and verbal), organized and efficient, with attention to detail and follow through. Availability to evenings and weekends on an as needed basis. Competency with Microsoft Office. Must have own vehicle. Salary DOE.

Habitat for Humanity Desert Foothills is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to providing affordable homes to low-income working families. Interested candidates should send cover letter and resume to: jgardner@extremezone.com or if you have any questions, please call Jack Gardner at (480) 488-4693. For more information about HFHDF, please visit our website at www.hfhdesertfoothills.com.

*New Listing* Volunteer Coordinator – International Rescue Committee (Phoenix)

The Volunteer Coordinator will recruit, train, and supervise all community volunteers, interns, and AmeriCorps VISTAs, as well as conduct public outreach on IRC volunteer opportunities. The Volunteer Coordinator attends various public functions to recruit volunteers, plans regular volunteer orientation meetings, and places volunteers to: work with newly arriving refugee families, assist with donations, perform internships, complete administrative tasks, and work with refugee youth. 

Requires a Bachelor’s degree or previous human service management experience; fundraising and grant proposal writing experience; strong written and oral communication skills, bilingual ability preferred; the ability to communicate effectively with colleagues and partners in a cross-cultural, multidisciplinary environment, and the ability to present to a varied public; strong organizational skills with the ability to juggle multiple tasks, set priorities, effectively manage time, and meet deadlines; strong public relations skills, including public speaking; cultural sensitivity/excellent cross cultural communication skills; and the ability to be flexible and work well under pressure in a fast-paced team environment. The Volunteer Coordinator should be proficient in computer skills with MS Word, Access, Excel, and email/internet software, and have a valid driver’s license, active insurance policy, satisfactory driving record, and access to reliable transportation. 

Email resumes to Betsy Parkes at BetsyP@theIRC.org, or fax them to (602) 433-2881.

*New Listing* Mentor Coordinator - Arizona Quest for Kids (Phoenix)

The Mentor Coordinator’s primary responsibility is to ensure effective delivery of AQFK mentoring component at school sites. Market AQFK mentoring opportunities to the surrounding community and represent AQFK program at local volunteer-recruitment events. Ensure effective recruitment, screening, training, evaluation and recognition of mentors and volunteers serving AQFK school sites. Serve as liaison between mentors, volunteers and site coordinators to bring the needs of the school sites and the talents of the mentor and volunteers together for a successful mentoring program. Facilitate communication amongst mentors to promote best mentoring practices. Manage mentor case files.

Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in related field or equivalent work experience. Excellent organization, training, coordination and leadership skills. Understanding of basic child/adolescent development principles, preferred. Demonstrated understanding and respect for cultural and human diversity. High level of interpersonal and communications skills. Networking ability in the educational and business community. Volunteer management and program development experience. Proficient computer skills and familiarity with Microsoft Office programs. Bilingual skills (Spanish/English) are helpful. Must be able to successfully complete a background check. Must have reliable transportation, valid AZ driver’s license & proof of current automobile insurance.

Submit cover letter, resume, and salary history to: eva@azquestforkids.org OR Eva Fatigoni, 1430 E. Missouri Avenue, Suite #B205, Phoenix, AZ 85014. Open until filled.

*New Listing* Human Resources Executive Leader – Foundation for Senior Living (Phoenix)

We are seeking a seasoned human resources executive leader who demonstrates a commitment and ability to strengthen the work of the Foundation. The major responsibilities and requirements are: Provide strategic and operating leadership to the human resources function. Serve as strategic partner to the CEO and senior management. Ensure effective functioning of the HR infrastructure, all major HR disciplines, training and learning, and risk management

Minimum requirements for this position are: Bachelors degree in business, HR or related fields and evidence of professional advancement and certifications such as SPHR, or Master’s degree in business, HR or related fields. 10 years of increasingly responsible delivery and management of the broad array of human resources disciplines, with significant experience in the non-profit human services field. Demonstrated willingness and ability to support the mission of a faith-based human services organization.

For more information on this position or to apply, please contact Jackie Moran at 602-285-1800 or jmoran@fsl.org.

*New Listing* Clinical Supervisor – Native American Connections (Phoenix)

The Clinical Supervisor is responsible for daily oversight of operations of the Women’s Level II Residential Behavioral Health Facility/Guiding Star. The clinical supervisor develops, directs and supervises the Treatment Center’s clinical processes, programs and staff in delivering a broad range of substance abuse and other behavioral health services designed for and provided to women who are chemically dependent with other mental health disorders. The Clinical Supervisor manages the program and its operations in manners that are consistent with: NAC’s Mission and Philosophy, Clinical & Ethical Best Practices and Standards; Private and Public Managed Care reimbursement systems; Local, State and Federal Regulations; Tribal Governance Regulations; and various Independent Contract requirements, which are fiscally viable.

Qualifications: Master’s Degree in a behavioral or social science discipline required. Licensed by the Arizona State Board of Behavioral Health Examiners as an Independent Level Counselor, Social Worker, or Substance Abuse Counselor (or possesses the qualifications for licensure within 6-months) required. Two years progressive experience in the delivery and supervision of substance abuse and other behavioral health services. Demonstrates a working knowledge of Local, State and Federal standards and State licensure requirements. Previous experience in working with diverse cultures, socioeconomic backgrounds and with women and their dependent children, preferably Native American and Native American Tribes. Preference is given to qualified Native American Applicants in accordance with the Indian Preference Act. If claiming a preference, a copy of valid documentation must accompany the employment application.

To apply, send resume or complete application: NAC, 650 N. 2nd Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85003; fax to 602-256-7356 or email to m.stilwell@nativeconnections.org.

*New Listing* Business Manager - The School of Ballet Arizona (Phoenix)

General Responsibilities to provide business and financial management support to The School of Ballet Arizona strategically and operationally. The School of Ballet Arizona is the official training institution of Ballet Arizona. The School provides a dance education based on the evolving, living tradition of ballet.

Qualified candidates should send resume, cover letter to: janys@balletaz.org or Business Manager Search c/o Ballet Arizona, 3645 E. Indian School Road, Phoenix, AZ 85018. Please visit our web site www.balletaz.org for job description.

*New Listing* Accounting Manager – Herberger Theater Center (Phoenix)

The Herberger Theater Center is seeking a P/T Accounting Manager for immediate employment. This position provides all accounting services for the Center, including the tracking of income and expenditures, payroll, taxes and benefits. Prepares monthly statements, portions of the annual budget and provides some analysis of expenditures. Experience with Quickbooks Pro accounting software a plus. Nonprofit experience helpful but not required. Requires 3+ yrs of professional level experience in accounting. A bachelor's degree in accounting or a related field a plus. Send resume with salary requirements to mmettes@herbergertheater.org. No calls please.

*New Listing* Box Office Manager - Ballet Arizona (Phoenix)

Seeking an energetic, outgoing, and detail-oriented person to manage all Ballet Arizona box office operations and serve as the Ballets premier customer service representative, including overseeing subscription and single ticket sales, hiring and scheduling of staff and volunteers, coordination with Ticketmaster, accurate accounting and reporting of sales.

The ideal candidate will possess strong leadership, customer service, and organizational skills. Excellent communication skills (in-person, telephone, and in writing) are required, as well as an excellent work ethic and attention to detail.

Strong skills with PCs, Microsoft Excel and Word, internet and e-mail applications are required. Box office experience is required, familiarity with computerized ticketing systems such as Ticketmaster is useful, and experience in box office management is preferred. Comfort with staff supervision, financial reports, verbal and written communications are important. Must have financial honesty and integrity.

For detailed information, please visit: www.balletaz.org

To apply, please mail, email or fax a cover letter and resume to: Heather Hudak, Ballet Arizona, 3645 East Indian School Road, Phoenix, AZ 85018; 602-343-6515; or email heather@balletaz.org.

*New Listing* Development & Administrative Assistant – Herberger Theater Center (Phoenix)

The Herberger Theater Center seeks a Development & Administrative Assistant for immediate employment. This position assists the President, Vice President and Director of Development with administrative functions. Prepares correspondence including letters, minutes, donor acknowledgements and reports. Schedules meetings, prepares bulk mailings and maintains donor database. Assists with fundraising events and programs.

Qualified candidates will have excellent organizational, verbal, written and computer skills. Experience in database management; proficiency in Raisers Edge a plus. Must be detail-oriented self-starter capable of managing multiple tasks. This is a F/T position with occasional evenings required; includes benefits package.

Please email cover letter and resume by June 18 to mmettes@herbergertheater.org. No phone calls please.

*New Listing* Ally, Public Allies Arizona - ASU Center for Nonprofit Leadership and Management (Phoenix)

Are you ready to make a significant impact on your community? Public Allies Arizona is an intense 10-month Apprenticeship Program designed to develop the next generation of civic leaders. We are seeking thirty dedicated, service minded Allies to begin their ten-month apprenticeship in nonprofit organizations in the Phoenix area the Fall of 2006. Throughout the course of the apprenticeship, Allies provide direct service in Phoenix based nonprofits, plan and lead team service projects and participate in a rigorous program of leadership training and professional development. As AmeriCorps Members, Allies also receive a living allowance, individual health insurance, child care assistance (if eligible), $4,725 Education Award upon graduation, and a life changing experience in service.

Applications are due July 28th. For more information or to apply, visit our website at http://publicallies@asu.edu or contact Michelle Lyons-Mayer at (480) 965-5548 or publicallies@asu.edu .

*New Listing* Market Research Intern – Volunteer Center of Maricopa County (Phoenix)

The Volunteer Center of Maricopa County is offering an opportunity for a market research internship in the nonprofit sector. The intern will work closely with the Communications Coordinator to handle statistical information. The intern will perform various marketing and administrative functions including: determining current awareness, compiling data for marketing outreach, and assisting with other market research projects.

Qualifications: Currently pursuing a B.A. within marketing, or related field. The individual must have excellent writing and communication skills with the ability to coordinate multiple responsibilities. Must be self-motivated, and detail oriented. Excellent computer skills.

The ideal individual will be available 5-10 hours a week. This is not a paid position but college credit may be available depending on the requirements of your college or university. Please send your resume and letter of introduction to melinda.wing@volunteerphoenix.org. No phone calls please.

*New Listing* Marketing Intern – Volunteer Center of Maricopa County (Phoenix)

The Volunteer Center of Maricopa County is offering an opportunity for a marketing internship in the nonprofit sector. In order to explore multiple career paths in marketing, the intern will work closely with the Communications Coordinator to handle a range of marketing functions. The intern will perform various marketing and administrative functions including: writing press releases, compiling data for marketing outreach, researching and providing information on nonprofit agencies to local media, and assisting with other communications projects.

Qualifications: Currently pursuing a B.A. within marketing, or related field. The individual must have excellent copy writing and communication skills with the ability to coordinate multiple responsibilities. Must be creative, self-motivated, and detail oriented. Excellent computer skills.

The ideal individual will be available 5-10 hours a week. This is not a paid position but college credit may be available depending on the requirements of your college or university. Please send your resume and letter of introduction to melinda.wing@volunteerphoenix.org No phone calls please.

*New Listing* Temporary Accounts Payable/Receivable Clerk – Childsplay Arizona (Tempe)

Part-time, temp A/R, A/P clerk for downtown Tempe nonprofit theatre company. Friendly, casual work environment. 20 hours per week. Quickbooks and Excel experience. $12.00 per hour. Start date: June 12, 2006. End date mid to late August. Please call Brenda at 480-858-2337 or email bfontana@childsplayaz.org if interested.

*New Listing* Temporary Office Assistant - The Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust (Scottsdale)

Perform an audit of closed grant files to ensure integrity of electronic and paper documentation. Database entry of grant-related matters, utilizing GIFTS software. Conversion of paper documentation to electronic media.

Qualifications: At least 1 year of administrative work. Demonstrated excellence with Windows-based software including Word and Excel. Attention to detail and follow-through. Interpersonal skills and ease in working with a variety of people. Proven ability to plan and prioritize workflow and meet deadlines. Ability to take on project work and, with appropriate direction, take it to completion. Ease in working in a small organization. Able to maintain strict confidentiality. Interest or experience in the nonprofit sector.

This is a temporary position for approximately six months. Ideal work hours would be Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. hours can be flexible and may be worked around your schedule. The salary is $10 an hour with no employer provided benefits.

lease send cover letter, resume and references to: Angie Delgadillo, The Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust, 6720 North Scottsdale Road, Suite 350, Scottsdale, AZ 85253. FAX: 480-348-1316. E-mail: adelgadillo@pipertrust.org.

*New Listing* *Multiple Positions* Salvation Army (Phoenix)

The Salvation Army has been providing services to individuals and families facing a time of crisis in the Valley of the Sun since 1893. Five years ago, The Salvation Army expanded its services to women and children escaping domestic violence. The Salvation Army's Elim House is a residential recovery program dedicated to offering the services necessary to heal past troubles and develop necessary life skills. The successful candidates will be offered the opportunity to become part of a compassionate team dedicated to assisting women and children rebuild shattered lives.

DV Shelter Program Coordinator

The Program Coordinator is responsible for the administration and management of a 50-bed shelter. The successful candidate will possess a Masters Degree in Social Work or an equivalent degree. It is essential that this individual has experience supervising staff, as this position hires, trains and supervises the counselors and support staff involved in the program. Additionally, the coordinator is responsible for monitoring policies and procedures, compiling and analyzing statistical data, development of outcome measures, and completion of reports.

Child Crisis Counselor

The successful candidate will implement a children's program curriculum for children ages 3 and up. Must be able to complete a psychosocial assessment and provide individual counseling for children focusing on debriefing, feelings expression and validation. Will facilitate group counseling for children and their mothers focusing on building a nurturing relationship while working with Case Managers and Crisis Counselor. May require some weekend and evening hours.

For more information on these positions or to apply, please contact Deborah Forbes-Baker at 602-267-4118 or deborah_forbes-baker@usw.salvationarmy.org.

*New Listing* *Multiple Positions* Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (Scottsdale)

The Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (SMoCA) is a seven-year-old institution in Old Town Scottsdale with an active exhibition program in modern and contemporary art, architecture and design.

We are currently looking to fill the following positions:

• 1 Protection Services Manager (Full-Time)
• 2 Protection Services Officers (Part-Time)
• 1 Graphic Designer (Part-Time)
• 1 Development Assistant (Part-Time)

Visit http://www.sccarts.org/employment.php for more information. To apply send your cover letter and resume to: Resumes@sccarts.org.

*New Listing* *Multiple Positions* Navajo Housing Authority (Multiple Locations)

Navajo Housing Authority is advertising for the following positions:

Resident Service Coordinator (Window Rock, AZ)

Pay Rate: $14.83 per hour

Office Specialist (Chinle, AZ)

Pay Rate: $11.75 per hour. Closing date: June 1, 2006

Documents required: NHA application, resume, college transcripts, copy of degree/certificates, and two recent letters of recommendation. No exceptions.

For more information, contact NHA at 928-871-2655 or visit our website at http://www.hooghan.org. NHA is an EOE/AA/D/V/NP/IP Employer.

*New Listing* *Multiple Positions* Central Arizona Shelter Services (Phoenix)

For more information or to apply for any of the following positions, email resumes to jkelly@cass-az.org, call (602) 256-6945 ext. 3034, or fax (602) 256-6401.

Assistant Controller

CASS seeks to hire a part time Assistant Controller to assist the Controller in managing the agencys accounting and financial functions. This position requires a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting or Business plus a minimum of five years directly related experience, possess demonstrated communication skills, both oral and written, proficient in use of Microsoft Excel and Word, and possess demonstrated organizational skills and attention to detail. The ideal candidate would also have experience in nonprofit or multiple site corporate accounting and experience in fund accounting. The part time Assistant Controller pay is $20.00 to $25.00 per hour DOE.

Case Manager

CASS seeks to hire a full time Case Manager to work with homeless men and women in the downtown Phoenix area. The Case Manager works to develop case plans and work with clients in achieving their highest level of self-sufficiency through the provision of supportive services and life skills training. The Case Manager requires a high school diploma or equivalent plus a minimum of two years directly related experience, experience working with the homeless or impoverished, proficient with word processing and computer spreadsheet preparation, and possess demonstrated communication skills, both oral and written. It is preferred that the Case Manager has a bachelors degree in social or behavioral science or related field, experience working with homeless Veterans, and/or bilingual in English and Spanish. The Case Manager pay is between $9.00 and $13.00 an hour based on experience plus excellent benefits including medical, dental and life insurance as well as a 403(b)-retirement plan with employer matching contributions.

Preschool Teacher Aide

CASS seeks to hire a part time Preschool Teacher Aide to provide quality childcare to homeless children in Sunnyslope. The Preschool Teacher Aide works to maintain a safe educational environment. The Preschool Teacher Aide will assists with cooking, laundry, teacher breaks, substitute coverage, inventory control, cleaning, etc. This position requires high school diploma or GED, background check (fingerprint clearance card), clean MVR, and six months experience. The Preschool Teacher Aide pay is $8.00 to $10.00 per hour plus excellent benefits including medical, dental and life insurance.

Shelter Manager I

CASS seeks to hire full time Shelter Managers to work with homeless adults in the downtown Phoenix area and with families in the Sunnyslope area. The Shelter Manager I works to maintain a safe and humane shelter environment, and to assist guests in achieving their highest level of self-sufficiency. The Shelter Manager I does not require any experience. They will be part of CASS’s Shelter Team. The Shelter Manager I pay is $8.00 plus excellent benefits including medical, dental and life insurance as well as a 403(b)-retirement plan with employer matching contributions.

Volunteer Coordinator

CASS seeks to hire a full time Volunteer Coordinator to recruit, train, place, retain and recognize community volunteers and develop, plan and execute volunteer events. The Volunteer Coordinator assesses agency volunteers needs and recruits and trains community volunteers to meet those needs. The Volunteer Coordinator plans and coordinators volunteer projects and events, monitors and provides support to community volunteers, creates and distributes quarterly volunteer newsletter, maintains volunteer database and compiles statistical reports, and other duties as assigned. The Volunteer Coordinator requires a high school diploma or equivalent plus a minimum of one year directly related experience, experience working as a staff person in special event or volunteer coordination. The Volunteer Coordinator should be proficient with word processing and computer spreadsheet preparation, possess demonstrated communication skills, both oral and written, and have a valid Arizona driver license and a satisfactory driving record. It is preferred that the Volunteer Coordinator has a bachelors degree from an accredited college or university, experience working for a non-profit organization, experience working with the homeless or impoverished, and/or bilingual in English and Spanish. The Volunteer Coordinator pay is between $9.00 and $14.00 an hour based on experience plus excellent benefits including medical, dental and life insurance as well as a 403(b)-retirement plan with employer matching contributions.

CEO - Arizona Kidney Foundation (Phoenix)

This CEO will provide fiscal management, give direction and provide leadership toward the achievement of the organization’s philosophy, mission, strategy, annual goals and objectives. Working with the chairman, the chief executive will formulate policies and planning recommendations for the Board of Directors.

Of primary importance is the planning and implementation of the fundraising function, including identifying resource requirements, researching funding sources, establishing strategies to approach funders, submitting proposals and administering the fundraising records and documentation.

The ideal candidate will have the necessary skills and education for this level of executive responsibility, as well as preferred experience working effectively with an Arizona Board of Directors and a successful fundraising track record. A strong compensation and benefit level is provided.

Send résumés to Marcia G. Imber, Research Director of Pearson & Associates, at mgimber@amug.org. For more information call (602) 997-2188.

Director of Development – ASU Foundation (Tempe)

Working collaboratively with her/his supervisors in the ASU college or program and in the ASU Foundation, the Director has two primary responsibilities: managing all professional fundraising activities of the Development Office by leading the development team in securing annual, individual, corporate, and foundations gifts to meet the divisions fundraising goals; and personally securing major gifts of $25K or greater, with attention to major projects and major prospects by making local, regional, and national cultivation and solicitation calls.

Minimum qualifications: Bachelors degree in a related field and five years successful professional development and/or fundraising related experience, preferably in higher education: OR, Any equivalent combination of education and/or experience from which comparable knowledge, skill and abilities have been achieved.

The ASU Foundation offers a competitive compensation and benefits package, including medical, dental and vision insurance; a 401(k) plan and free tuition at ASU.

If interested, please send your resume and cover letter to asufhr@asu.edu.

Development Director – Fresh Start Women’s Foundation (Phoenix)

Dynamic, young nonprofit seeks highly gifted person with experience in a wide range of fundraising techniques. Qualifications include experience with events, planned giving, direct mail, major gifts, grant management, and donor cultivation. Must be able to function in a highly professional work environment and interface with a high-powered board of directors. Minimum of 5 years experience required. Please email resume to: knugent@fswf.org.

Director of Development and Organizational Advancement – Children’s Action Alliance (Phoenix)

CAA is seeking an experienced individual who will develop, implement and coordinate fund development and organizational advancement for Children’s Action Alliance. This individual will report directly to the President/CEO.

Responsibilities: Develop and implement a strategic resource development plan to include direct mail, individual and corporate strategies, a major donor campaign, an endowment plan, donor recognition, and fundraising events. Forge relationships that significantly impact the ability of CAA to increase its resources. Provide staff leadership to the CAA Board of Directors and to its committees. Actively seek and secure new corporate, foundation and individual funding sources. Track and analyze donation data through fundraiser database. Write, edit, design and distribute research reports. Produce CAA’s semi-annual newsletter. Work with graphic designers and printers to create brochures and other materials. Publicize CAA events and assist with logistics. Assist staff in developing and writing grant proposals.

Requirements: The ideal candidate will have a bachelor’s degree and at least five years of relevant experience (ad vanced degree preferred), Spanish language proficiency highly desired. A high level of energy and enthusiasm, and a track record of professionalism, innovation, and integrity. Commitment to the mission of CAA. Demonstrated ability in resource development for nonprofit organizations. Exceptional ability to collaborate with colleagues, funders and partners. D emonstrated excellence in written communication and editing. A proven track record of identifying areas of funding opportunities. Excellent interpersonal skills.

Salary range: $45,000 to $60,000 depending on experience and qualifications. Position will remain open until filled.

Director of Development - Planned Parenthood of Central and Northern Arizona (Phoenix)

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Work closely with the President/CEO, Chair of the Board of Directors, Chair of the Trustees, and Campaign Chair to manage the execution of all aspects of the comprehensive work plan for PPCNA's current and any future capital campaigns. Work closely with the President/CEO, Chair of the Board of Directors, and other Senior Management and volunteers to develop and manage all aspects of the execution of the comprehensive strategic fundraising plans for operational fundraising, including individual major, planned, and annual giving; corporate, foundation, government and institutional relations and grants; fundraising special events; and development services and information management. Oversee and manage all aspects of capital fundraising. Oversee all aspects of individual major and planned giving. Oversee all aspects of corporate, foundation, government and institutional relations and giving. Oversee all aspects of the individual annual fund. Oversee all aspects of fundraising special events. Oversee all aspects of development services and information management.

Qualifications: Commitment to Planned Parenthood's mission and the ability to communicate its objectives enthusiastically to potential donors. Minimum of 7-10 years of senior level fundraising experience. Proven track record in managing a comprehensive fundraising operation. Proven track record in managing campaigns. Proven track record in achieving fundraising and performance activity goals. Effective people, project and administrative management and operational skills and experience. Experience in managing and motivating staff. Experience and success in the solicitation of large contributions of five or more figures.

Education/experience: Bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience, including seven to ten years experience in successfully managing a comprehensive fundraising operation; Master's degree or equivalent in experience preferred.

Please submit your resume online to uroesler