Issaquah History Museums
Development Manager
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- Budget: Salary: $38,000–$42,000 (half-time)
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Eligibility: Experience: Proven success in nonprofit fundraising, specifically cultivating $1,000+ donors and managing a 50+ donor portfolio. Skills: Exceptional communication, relationship-building, and project management abilities. Systems: Proficiency with donor databases/CRMs (e.g., Little Green Light). Values: Strong commitment to equity, inclusion, and community-centered practice. Local Knowledge: Familiarity with the Issaquah/Seattle Eastside philanthropic landscape preferred
Development Manager – Issaquah History Museums (IHM)
Status: Part-time (20 hrs/week), hybrid; potential for full-time
Reports to: Executive Director
Salary: $38,000–$42,000 (half-time)
About: IHM preserves and shares the stories of Issaquah through exhibits and programs that foster belonging and community connection. We are committed to an inclusive environment that reflects our diverse community.
Position Summary: The Development Manager will lead efforts to expand our fundraising program, cultivate donor relationships, and build sustainable revenue streams across private, corporate, and foundation sources to advance our mission.
Key Responsibilities
– Strategy: Analyze historical efforts and create a three-month fundraising plan; collaborate with the Executive Director to set and track annual revenue goals.
– Cultivation & Stewardship: Identify, solicit, and manage a portfolio of individual and corporate donors; ensure timely acknowledgments and impact updates.
– Campaigns: Plan and execute annual campaigns, special appeals, and promotional materials for exhibits and programs.
Systems: Maintain accurate records in Little Green Light (CRM) and provide bi-weekly progress reports.
Work Environment: This is a hybrid role requiring some on-site presence for meetings and events, with occasional evening or weekend hours.
How to Apply: Submit a résumé and one-page cover letter to . Position open until filled.
More Information: issaquahhistory.org