Bobcat Pride Scholarship Fund

We are currently seeking a Fundraising Director!

BPSF is led by an executive board of seven dedicated volunteers that help our nonprofit be the best it can be.  The executive board meets monthly virtually and all members are invited to attend in-person events.  

The Fundraising Director (FuD) brings expertise to assist with developing fundraising strategic planning, including developing giving themes and fundraising programs, events, and campaigns.  These projects will be coordinated with the Marketing Director and other Board Members. They identify, draft, and submit grants for funding in conjunction with the other Board Members.  They recruit, develop, and nurture sponsor and donor relationships in coordination with the Executive and Financial Directors.  They coordinate funding documentation and record keeping with the Financial Director.

In order to be considered for a position, you must:

• Complete the Director Position application
  
• Review and complete a Conflict of Interest policy form
• Provide a current resume or curriculum vitae
  
• Provide a cover letter that addresses your interest, qualifications, and experiences that equip you for the position based on the position description
• Applicants will be invited to a board meeting in order to meet the other members to discuss the position further

Join our Board of Directors for a nonprofit learning experience while making a difference in the lives of LGBTQIA+ emerging adults living in the Greater San Marcos area!  The volunteer placement/internship can be used to fulfill course credit (terms of the course will be reviewed during the application process to ensure we can meet the requirements) or for volunteer hours.  We are seeking volunteers/interns with skills/talents in engaging in Community Outreach, Data Analysis or Database Maintenance, Social Marketing/Media, Event Coordination, Grant Writing/Research, and/or Fundraising.  

In order to be considered for a position, you must:

• Complete the Volunteer Placement/Internship Application
• Review and complete a Conflict of Interest policy form
• Provide a current resume or curriculum vitae
  
• Provide a cover letter that addresses your interest, qualifications, and experiences that equip you for the position based on the position description
• Provide a copy of the institution's class assignment/requirements for course completion (if applicable)
• Applicants will be invited to a board meeting to discuss the placement details and determine if an offer can be extended