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Job Description The Opportunity Triangle Community Foundation serves Chatham, Durham, Orange, and Wake counties, and is the largest nonprofit funder in our region. With over 40 years of experience connecting donors and nonprofits, developing partnerships, and funding solutions to the region's most pressing needs, the Foundation works to ensure that everyone who lives here has the resources and opportunity to thrive. In the last fiscal year, with the help of our generous family of donors, we granted over $29 million back into the community to make a difference. Triangle Community Foundation is seeking a Vice President of Philanthropic Engagement to lead the creation and implementation of a comprehensive development and donor stewardship program and strategy to identify, cultivate and secure new donors, and retain existing donors. Additionally, this position will advance a comprehensive planned giving program focused on professional advisor outreach; formulate and execute plans to increase community philanthropic partnerships; and ensure facilitation of all gifts from prospective donors, including non-cash, deferred, and testamentary gifts. Reporting to the President and CEO, the Vice President of Philanthropic Engagement is a member of the Foundation's Leadership Team and is responsible for leading the Philanthropic Engagement team operations. The Vice President works closely with the President and CEO, Leadership Team, and the Board of Directors, and provides a high-level of internal and external leadership on behalf of the Foundation. Learn more about Triangle Community Foundation at https://trianglecf.org/. Essential Responsibilities Fund Development Develop long-range strategic asset development and annual work plans, including goals for asset development in accordance with Foundation goals. The Foundation's strategic plan is to raise $200 million in new gifts and invest through grantmaking and impact investment $60 million annually in the Triangle region over the next five years. In partnership with the team, identify, cultivate, solicit, and close major gifts through new prospects, professional advisors (attorneys, accountants, wealth managers and trust officers), and nonprofit and community groups encouraging their giving to / through the Foundation. Organize and oversee the fundraising efforts, including cultivation and solicitation, of the Foundation's Board of Directors. Train and support the team to secure gifts and grants and support the leadership team and Board to close gifts as well. Donor Engagement and Stewardship

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