Company Description Black Donors Save Lives (BDSL) is a federal nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing racial disparities in blood, stem cell, organ, and tissue donor pools. The organization focuses on improving outcomes for patients from African, Caribbean, and Black (ACB) communities by increasing awareness, access, and participation in donation programs. BDSL works collaboratively with healthcare partners, community organizations, and advocates to address systemic barriers and promote equitable donor representation. The organization offers impact-driven volunteer opportunities for individuals who want to contribute to measurable change in health equity. Team members help advance BDSL’s mission through data-informed strategies and community-centered initiatives. Role Description The Impact Reporting Coordinator is a volunteer, remote role responsible for organizing and presenting data that demonstrates BDSL’s progress and outcomes. This role will collect, review, and analyze program data related to donor outreach, engagement, and impact on ACB communities, ensuring information is accurate and accessible. The coordinator will prepare regular impact reports, dashboards, and summaries for internal teams, leadership, partners, and funders, translating complex information into clear narratives and visuals. Day-to-day tasks include coordinating data from multiple sources, maintaining reporting templates, supporting grant and board reporting, and helping improve measurement frameworks. The Impact Reporting Coordinator will collaborate with program staff and communications team members to ensure that impact stories and metrics are aligned, consistent, and timely. Qualifications Strong analytical skills with the ability to interpret quantitative and qualitative data to generate meaningful insights. Clear and professional communication skills, including the ability to present complex information in accessible written and visual formats. Foundational knowledge of finance and accounting principles relevant to nonprofit or program budgeting and resource tracking. Experience or familiarity with financial reporting, including organizing data for grants, donors, or board presentations. Proficiency with spreadsheets, data visualization tools, or basic reporting software. Ability to work independently in a remote environment, manage time effectively, and meet agreed-upon deadlines. Interest in health equity, donor diversity, or community impact; prior nonprofit experience is an asset but not required. Relevant education or training in business, finance, public health, data analysis, or a related field is beneficial.