Habitat for Humanity of Durham, Inc.

Habitat for Humanity of Durham, Inc.
Development Department
Job Posting: Donor Database Coordinator
Habitat for Humanity of Durham (North Carolina) is seeking an experienced and talented individual to serve as
Donor Database Coordinator.
Position Summary
The successful candidate will help Durham Habitat achieve its mission by recording and acknowledging all gifts,
maintaining the integrity of the donor database (The Raiser’s Edge), and helping the development staff track,
analyze, and report fundraising activities within all established policies and guidelines. This position reports to
the Director of Advancement.
Primary Responsibilities
 Maintains the donor database and leads staff on best practices use of The Raiser’s Edge.
 Enters and acknowledges all gifts and pledges made to Durham Habitat.
 Runs regular reports to track fundraising results against goals. Reporting includes standard weekly, monthly,
and quarterly reporting. and reconciling with Development and Accounting departments.
 Reconciles development donation with the accounting department.
 Produces and mails quarterly pledge statements/reminders.
 Produces and maintains mailing lists for all development mailings, eCommunications, and invitations.
 Provides donor support to the development staff including: managing donor/prospect lists and conducting
donor/prospect research.
 Completes, submits, and monitors applications for workplace giving campaigns, such as Combined Federal
Campaign, State Employee Combined Campaign, etc.
 Provides support in submitting grant applications.
 Supports the development staff in other projects/events as needed.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES REQUIRED (All are Essential)
 Advanced knowledge of The Raiser’s Edge donor database, or expertise in another Customer relationship
management (CRM) system.
 A strong belief in the organization’s mission, goals, and accomplishments.
 Advanced spreadsheet and computing skills.
 Effective written and verbal communications and interpersonal skills.
 Knowledge of basic fundraising principles and practices.
 Ability to establish and maintain excellent working relationships with supervisor, co-workers, and other
Durham Habitat staff.
 Able to respond to unexpected opportunities or challenges.
PREFERRED EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE
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Bachelor’s degree in related field.
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2+ years of related experience in private business or non-profit organizations; or an equivalent combination
of education, training, and experience.
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The ideal candidate will have excellent communication and public relations skills with a strong passion for
the organization’s mission.
This description covers principle duties only and is not intended to include all of the duties that may be assigned.
Application Process
To apply, send a cover letter and resume to:
Habitat for Humanity of Durham - Donor Database Coordinator
c/o Roxanne Hall Little
215 N. Church St. Durham, NC 27701
or
[email protected]
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
About Durham Habitat
Durham Habitat is a community based low-income, housing developer that builds homes, hope and
community. Founded in 1985 by a group of visionary leaders, Durham Habitat is an affiliate of Habitat for
Humanity International and has built and rehabbed more than 320 homes in collaborative partnership with lowincome, working families and other partners that care.
Our Faith. Founded on Christian values in 1985, Durham Habitat partners with those who share our ideals of
love, respect, compassion and justice for all. We welcome those of any faith - or no faith - to join us building
homes, hope and community in Durham.
We build and repair homes, and we deconstruct homes. Habitat builds new homes and we rehab existing
homes in partnership with hard-working families in Durham and others that care. We repair homes for
veterans and low-income, elderly neighbors, and our deconstruction program salvages and resells building
materials from homes under renovation.
We build hope. Habitat homes are not given away, but are sold to low-income neighbors who do not qualify for
traditional home loans. Lower construction costs, zero-interest mortgages, and green building principles keep
our homes affordable for our partner families.
We build community. As we transform the lives of the families who buy our homes, we also transform Durham
neighborhoods by stabilizing communities to make them safer and stronger. We work in partnership with the
communities in which we build, and we embrace asset- based community development. Our volunteer
programs bring Durham neighbors together across racial, class, and socio-economic divisions to make Durham a
stronger community.
Habitat for Humanity of Durham is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
In accordance with the American with Disabilities Act of 1990, all of the job requirements listed above are
considered essential.