Description

The primary function of the Development Coordinator VISTA will be to research and write grants and develop a fundraising plan to support the mission of Help Save the Bees Foundation (HSBF). This role is crucial in helping build capacity and implement a sustainable fundraising plan essential for supporting our mission. Additionally, the Development Coordinator VISTA will research, evaluate, recommend, and implement nonprofit “Best Practices” that will enhance HSBF’s operational effectiveness.

Company Culture and Environment

Help Save the Bees Foundation fosters an environment centered around environmental consciousness, community engagement, and education. The organization emphasizes teamwork and the importance of supporting marginalized and underserved communities, creating a collaborative and impactful workplace.

Career Growth and Development Opportunities

The role offers professional development through monthly trainings, experiences in a non-profit environment, and the opportunity to contribute to meaningful work focused on pollinator health and community education.

Detailed Benefits and Perks

• 32-hour work week with flex time
• Mileage reimbursement for service-related travel
• Casual dress code
• Fun office environment working alongside other VISTAs at Truckee Meadows Parks Foundation

Compensation and Benefits

• Living allowance of approximately $17,600 pre-tax
• Health benefits during service
• Childcare opportunities (if applicable)
• Qualified student loan deferment or forbearance
• Non-competitive eligibility for qualified government jobs the first year after completing service
• Segal AmeriCorps Education Award of approximately \(6,000 or post-service stipend of \)1,800 upon completion of service
• Relocation settling-in allowance of no less than $750 for moves over 50 miles, with potential travel allowance based on mileage

Why you should apply for this position today

This position provides a unique opportunity to make a significant impact in the nonprofit sector while working towards the vital cause of pollinator health. Joining HSBF will allow you to contribute to environmental education and restoration efforts, making a difference in your community and beyond.

Skills

• High degree of initiative and spirit of service
• Exceptional organizational skills
• Strong oral and written communication skills
• Strong interpersonal skills
• Ability to multi-task with a tolerance for shifting priorities
• Preferred: experience in Grant Management
• Preferred: experience with Website Management and SEO
• Preferred: experience in office management, including Microsoft Office applications such as Access

Responsibilities

• Assess and improve HSBF’s current fundraising methods
• Develop and improve donor and sponsor tracking and reporting
• Research, analyze and implement nonprofit “Best Practices”
• Maintain and coordinate two pre-existing websites
• Schedule and coordinate outreach events
• Coordinate email accounts at helpsavethebeesfoundation.org
• Research and implement processes to ensure integrity and concurrency in our donor, vendor, beneficiary, and subscriber databases

Qualifications

• High School Diploma; Bachelor’s degree or progress toward higher education preferred
• Commitment to the Help Save the Bees Foundation mission and vision
• Environmental consciousness

Education Requirements

• High School Diploma; Bachelor’s degree or progress toward higher education preferred

Education Requirements Credential Category

• High School Diploma or Bachelor’s degree

Experience Requirements

• Preferred: experience in Grant Management
• Preferred: experience with Website Management and SEO
• Preferred: experience in office management, including Microsoft Office applications such as Access

Why work in Reno, NV

Reno offers a unique blend of outdoor recreation, cultural activities, and a tight-knit community atmosphere. Known as the “Biggest Little City in the World”, Reno is surrounded by stunning natural landscapes, providing ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing, and exploring the beautiful Lake Tahoe region. The city has a growing arts scene, diverse dining options, and a supportive community that values sustainability and environmental initiatives.