Philanthropic Advisor**Denver/Boulder**

Core responsibilities:

• Develop and manage a portfolio of ~150 major gift donors and qualified prospects, prospecting and qualifying new potential donors
• Create individualized engagement and stewardship plans for each donor based on giving history, potential, interests and affinities, conducting face-to-face meetings for cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship
• Prepare compelling proposals, reports, donor briefings, and other materials to support major gift solicitations, collaborating with organizational leadership on fundraising strategies
• Increase MVP's visibility and influence in the Denver-Boulder metro area through strategic outreach and networking, with a goal of growing the base of supporters and donors

This role helps channel philanthropic funds to grassroots organizing groups that build long-term power for marginalized communities, supporting year-round advocacy and organizing to win durable policy change and transform communities, states, and the country.

Required qualifications:

• Minimum five years' experience securing major gifts ($10,000+ annually) with demonstrated success managing a portfolio of major donors
• Ability to work independently with minimal administrative support, strong project management and organizational abilities
• Proficiency with donor databases and managing confidential information
• Knowledge of and passion for social justice, progressive movements, and/or Democratic politics, with familiarity with the philanthropic landscape in the Denver-Boulder metro area
• Primary residence MUST be within the Denver-Boulder metro area

Salary Range: $120,000.00-140,000.00 (based on experience), plus generous benefits package. Full-time, remote, exempt position with travel required 10-20%. Movement Voter Project actively seeks to build a diverse and inclusive team with a wide range of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills.

Movement Voter Project (MVP) is a one-stop shop for investing in year-round organizing and movement building to shift culture, win elections, and transform policy. They help Democratic and progressive donors channel funds to organizations building power to transform communities, states, and the country over the long term.