Philanthropy chairperson vs director of capital giving

Differences between philanthropy chairperson and director of capital giving duties and responsibilities

Philanthropy chairperson example responsibilities.

• Manage the organizations Facebook pages to effectively communicate details of all organization events, resulting in increase awareness and attendance.
• Spearhead corporate donations program from companies, restaurants, and alumni.
• Participate in multiple activities and workshops that promote team building, career development and scholarship.
• Demonstrate leadership qualities while facilitating various events/fundraisers.
• Develop newsletters to alumni members about important events and information.
• Demonstrate important leadership and management skills by working with multiple on-campus organizations raising money for charity.
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Director of capital giving example responsibilities.

• Publish monthly e-newsletter for alumni; manage alumni website content and maintain alumni Facebook presence.
• Establish Facebook presence for alumni groups.
• Craft solicitation letters and emails tailor for high-profile donors as well as broader community appeals.
• Draft several very successful and innovative direct-mail appeals resulting in increase donor renewal and donor acquisition year-to-year.
• Coordinate among cross-functional business departments including investor relations, risk, trading desk, compliance, tax/accounting, and portfolio administration.
• Direct professional staff responsible for the implementation of HUD programs for the construction and rehabilitation of multi-family housing projects.