Development Director
christamore houseIndianapolis (IN)
About the role
Development Director | Christamore Houseđź“Ť Location: Indianapolis, IN | đź•’ Full-Time About Christamore House: Christamore House provides the very best child and youth educational services, senior programming and life skills training to the residents of Haughville and the Near-Westside of Indianapolis. Our work depends on strategic fundraising and strong donor relationships to create lasting impact in the community.
What You’ll Do:
As our Development Director, you will lead all aspects of development and donor engagement. You’ll design and execute fundraising strategies, and build relationships with individuals, corporations, and foundations. This is a hands-on role for someone passionate about making a difference.
Key Responsibilities:
âś” Develop and implement annual fundraising plansâś” Cultivate and solicit donors and sponsorsâś” Plan and execute fundraising events and campaignsâś” Maintain donor database and ensure accurate reporting
What We’re Looking For:
✅ 3+ years of experience in fundraising or development✅ Strong communication and relationship-building skills✅ Experience with donor management systems (preferred)✅ Bachelor’s degree required✅ Passion for non-profit work and ethical fundraising Why Join Us? Opportunity to make a real impact Collaborative, mission-driven team Competitive salary and flexible work environment📩 Apply Today: Send your resume and cover letter to info@christamorehouse.org with the subject line “Development Director Application.”Hashtags for Visibility:#Fundraising Jobs #Non Profit Careers #Development Director #Donor Relations #Mission Driven Work
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