Seattle, Washington, United States (Hybrid) · Posted 28 days ago
$120k–$140k / yr
Job Function Planned Giving / Gift Planning
Job Type Full-Time
Job Duration Indefinite
Min Education BA/BS/Undergraduate
Min Experience 5-7 Years
Required Travel 10-25%
Salary $120,000.00 - $140,000.00
Salary - Type Yearly Salary

About this role

The Senior Planned Giving Officer has the opportunity to build a program as they will be the first person in the role. Pipeline is strong already with 1500+ households expressing interest. Strong and loyal annual support speaks to mission enthusiasm and commitment to longevity - a strong prospect pool for planned gifts. This role will need to plan and execute a marketing strategy to reach the prospects at scale. This position is a part of the Philanthropy team and reports directly to the Chief Advancement Officer. We offer a hybrid schedule with flexible in-office days.

Role Responsibilities:
     

  •       Develop, implement, and evaluate, a comprehensive planned giving strategy that supports annual fundraising and legacy circle membership goals.
  •       Manage a portfolio of planned giving prospects and donors through disciplined identification, qualification, cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship.
  •       Prepare donor-centered gift proposals and illustrations in collaboration with legal, financial, and tax advisors as appropriate.
  •       Promote planned giving vehicles, including bequests, charitable remainder trusts, charitable lead trusts, charitable gift annuities, donor-advised fund           successor recommendations, retirement plan beneficiary designations, life insurance gifts, and gifts of appreciated assets.
  •       Lead stewardship and recognition efforts for legacy donors, including a legacy society or similar donor recognition program.
  •       Partner with major gift officers, advancement services, communications, finance, and leadership to integrate planned giving into broader fundraising          strategies.
  •       Develop marketing, educational, and cultivation materials for donors, prospects, volunteers, and professional advisors.
  •       Build and maintain relationships with attorneys, accountants, wealth advisors, trust officers, and estate planning professionals to encourage referrals             and deepen community awareness.
  •       Ensure accurate documentation, tracking, reporting, and administration of planned gift commitments, expectancies, estate distributions, and donor            intentions.
  •       Maintain current knowledge of charitable giving trends, tax considerations, estate planning practices, and ethical standards related to planned giving.
  •       Represent the organization at donor meetings, events, professional gatherings, and community programs.

Key Requirements

  • Candidate Qualifications:
  • Bachelor’s degree required; advanced degree or professional certification such as CFRE, CAP, or CSPG preferred.
  • Minimum of four to six years of progressively responsible fundraising experience, including direct planned giving roles, major gifts, principal gifts, or campaign fundraising.
Job ID: 85813029

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