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Philanthropy Fellow at The Blue Square Alliance Against Hate (BSA)

Brandeis - Waltham CampusFull timeStaff$50,000 - $55,000 / weekPosted 2 days ago
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Play a critical role in the fight against Jewish hate.

As part of the Robert Kraft Family-Brandeis Initiative on Antisemitism, this 1 to 2-year fellowship offers any recent Brandeis graduate an opportunity to work with the Blue Square Alliance Against Hate (BSA). BSA launched the Stand Up To Jewish Hate campaign in 2023, reaching millions of people across the United States and establishing the Blue Square as a universal symbol to stand against antisemitism and all forms of hate. Through powerful positive messaging and partnerships with prominent Jewish and non-Jewish organizations, BSA is strongly positioned to drive effective change. BSA leverages unique social media monitoring technology to drive effective rapid response to Jewish hate and all hate, in addition to proactive programs that galvanize popular support for the Jewish community.

The Blue Square Alliance Against Hate aims to inspire and mobilize all people to become upstanders against Jewish hate.

Philanthropy Fellow

The Philanthropy Fellow will support BSA’s fundraising, strategy and engagement efforts. This role is designed for individuals passionate about antisemitism, philanthropy, and nonprofit engagement, offering a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience and make meaningful contributions to BSA’s philanthropic initiatives. Key areas of focus will include donor stewardship and engagement, prospect research, and data management. This fellowship provides an opportunity for professional development and offers a pathway for future careers in fields including but not limited to fundraising, sales, nonprofit management, and business development.

This position reports to Maya Buki Dabby, Chief Philanthropy Officer.

Minimum Qualifications: The successful candidate for this role would be a recent Brandeis undergraduate with a keen eye for detail and strong research skills. We welcome all majors to apply. They should possess excellent communication abilities, both written and verbal, and be proficient in using tools including Microsoft Office. Training will be provided for Salesforce and other tools. Curiosity, creativity, and a commitment to making a difference through their work is essential in this position. Key areas of focus will include donor engagement and stewardship, research and data management, and grant writing and proposal development.

Key Responsibilities

Research and Data Management (50%)

  • Conduct in-depth research on potential and existing prospects, focusing on wealth screenings, philanthropic giving patterns, and personal interests to tailor engagement strategies.
  • Maintain accurate donor records in Salesforce to assist the philanthropy team on reporting progress towards fundraising goals.
  • Support the philanthropy team in timely completion of tasks and reporting.

Grant Writing and Proposal Development (30%)

  • Support the development of grant proposals for institution funding and private foundations.
  • Assist with reporting to and renewing...

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