Assistant/Associate Director, Athletics Giving
Description
Suffolk University, founded in 1906, has a growing alumni population of over 90,000. The Division of Advancement has achieved significant fundraising success in the past seven years and has surpassed several fundraising records and alumni and donor engagement goals.
The Assistant/Associate Director of Athletics Giving reports to the Director of Annual Giving and works closely with the Director as well as the Sr. Director of Advancement Engagement and Annual Giving, and the Senior Major Gift Officer on developing comprehensive fundraising strategies and program development for the engagement, acquisition, stewardship, retention and upgrading of donations to Athletics building a culture of philanthropy and increasing athletics giving at all levels from alumni, parents, and friends. This position works in close partnership with Advancement colleagues and our colleagues in Athletics including the Director of Athletics and coaches.
Fundraising • Identify, cultivate, solicit and steward a portfolio of alumni, parents and friends in support of Athletics. • Create relationships with athletics prospects and donors as well as Suffolk’s Athletics staff and student-athletes. • Develop and execute a strategy for our annual Athletics Day of Giving (and similar programs). • Design and implement Athletics targeted solicitations and giving campaigns. This includes direct mailings, social media campaigns, and outreach via the Student Philanthropy and Engagement Center. • Utilize giving levels and giving history to continue to cultivate, solicit and steward athletics donors.
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