Nonprofit Fundraising Manager
- Employment
- Part-time
Open to PH, MY, IN only. Set where you work from to check your eligibility.
No BS summary
Experienced nonprofit fundraising manager to develop and run a diversified fundraising program for Barth syndrome (ultra-rare disease). Role covers individual, corporate, institutional, government and digital channels including crowdfunding (GoFundMe). Hiring across listed countries (Philippines, Malaysia, India cities).
Required skills
We are seeking an experienced Nonprofit Fundraising Manager to develop and execute a diversified fundraising program dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families affected by Barth syndrome, an ultra-rare disease affecting approximately 350 known individuals globally. We aim to raise funds to support scientific research, advance treatments and a cure, provide resources to affected families, and strengthen the global Barth syndrome community. The role combines strategic planning with hands-on execution across individual, corporate, institutional, government, and digital fundraising channels. Responsibilities Demonstrated fundraising experience within nonprofits, rare diseases, healthcare, medical research, patient advocacy, or other mission-driven organizations. Proven success securing funding from individuals, major donors, corporations, foundations, grantmakers, or government bodies. Experience managing crowdfunding, peer-to-peer, or digital fundraising campaigns through GoFundMe or similar platforms. Strong skills in grant research, proposal writing, donor communications, relationship management, and presentations. Ability to translate complex medical or scientific information into clear, credible, and compelling donor messaging. Resourceful and entrepreneurial approach to building support for a specialized cause with a small global patient population. Requirements Develop and execute a diversified fundraising strategy across individual giving, major gifts, corporate partnerships, grants, sponsorships, and crowdfunding. Identify, cultivate, and engage prospective donors, foundations, corporations, government funding bodies, and strategic partners. Create fundraising narratives, cases for support, proposals, presentations, sponsorship packages, and donor communications. Plan and manage digital fundraising campaigns through GoFundMe or similar fundraising platforms, email, social media, and other online channels. Build donor stewardship programs that strengthen relationships, encourage recurring giving, and improve retention. Establish fundraising targets, timelines, budgets, reporting processes, and performance metrics.
What you'll do
- Develop and execute a diversified fundraising strategy across individual giving, major gifts, corporate partnerships, grants, sponsorships, and crowdfunding.
- Identify, cultivate, and engage prospective donors, foundations, corporations, government funding bodies, and strategic partners.
- Create fundraising narratives, cases for support, proposals, presentations, sponsorship packages, and donor communications.
- Plan and manage digital fundraising campaigns through GoFundMe or similar platforms, email, social media, and other online channels.
- Build donor stewardship programs; establish fundraising targets, timelines, budgets, reporting processes, and performance metrics.
What they require
- Demonstrated fundraising experience within nonprofits, rare diseases, healthcare, medical research, patient advocacy, or other mission-driven organizations.
- Proven success securing funding from individuals, major donors, corporations, foundations, grantmakers, or government bodies.
- Experience managing crowdfunding, peer-to-peer, or digital fundraising campaigns through GoFundMe or similar platforms.
- Strong skills in grant research, proposal writing, donor communications, relationship management, and presentations.
- Ability to translate complex medical or scientific information into clear, credible, and compelling donor messaging; resourceful and entrepreneurial approach to building support for a small global patient population.