Philanthropy Officer, Calgary
Top Benefits
About the role
Join a dynamic team at CASA Mental Health, where you will contribute to child, youth and family mental health care by managing impactful fundraising events. Experience life-work harmony, competitive benefits and the fulfilment of making a difference.
Job Details
Salary range: $68,640 to $101,920
Shift structure: Monday to Friday, 7.25 hours per day
Primary location: Calgary, Remote
Classification: Out-of-scope
FTE: 1.0
Status: Permanent
About the Role
CASA Mental Health is seeking a dedicated and strategic Philanthropy Officer to join our team in Calgary. Reporting to the Manager, Philanthropy & Strategic Partnerships, this role is pivotal in building meaningful relationships with donors, cultivating new supporters and supporting third-party fundraisers. Working closely with colleagues across Alberta, you’ll help expand CASA’s impact in the region and play a key role in funding vital mental health services for children and youth.
The Philanthropy Officer, Calgary will:
- Identify, qualify, cultivate, solicit and steward major gift donors and partners.
- Maintain an active portfolio of 100 to 150 individuals, foundations and corporations.
- Collaborate on donor prospecting and research for fundraising priorities.
- Support proper gift processing and acknowledgment procedures.
- Monitor KPIs and campaign goals, and adjust strategies as needed.
- Assist in donor engagement events and support annual/mid-level giving programs in Calgary
- Develop and manage acquisition strategies to grow third-party event revenue in Calgary.
- Identify prospective donors through referrals, events and engagement activities.
- Liaise with Volunteer Resources as needed.
- Track, document and report fundraising activity in Donor Perfect.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree or diploma in a related field, or equivalent years of experience will be considered.
- Three years of experience in fundraising, community engagement, non-profit development and event planning.
- Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE) designation is an asset.
- Proficiency with fundraising tools and systems like Donor Perfect.
- Skilled relationship builder with internal and external partners.
- Knowledge and skillset with a variety of fundraising tools and strategies, and demonstrated experience with activities throughout the giving cycle, including identification, cultivation, solicitation and stewardship.
Conditions of Employment
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A satisfactory Criminal Records Check. This would be the financial responsibility of the successful candidate.
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Valid driver’s license and access to a vehicle.
Closing Date: July 11, 2025
Please quote the following competition number in your application materials: 25-137
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About CASA Mental Health
CASA Mental Health is a trusted non-profit organization based in Edmonton delivering holistic, culturally safe, wrap-around mental health services to approximately 4,000 children ages three to 18 and their families each year. We do this through a team of specialized mental health professionals and trauma experts committed to delivering outcomes-based programming in collaboration with community partners.
Philanthropy Officer, Calgary
Top Benefits
About the role
Join a dynamic team at CASA Mental Health, where you will contribute to child, youth and family mental health care by managing impactful fundraising events. Experience life-work harmony, competitive benefits and the fulfilment of making a difference.
Job Details
Salary range: $68,640 to $101,920
Shift structure: Monday to Friday, 7.25 hours per day
Primary location: Calgary, Remote
Classification: Out-of-scope
FTE: 1.0
Status: Permanent
About the Role
CASA Mental Health is seeking a dedicated and strategic Philanthropy Officer to join our team in Calgary. Reporting to the Manager, Philanthropy & Strategic Partnerships, this role is pivotal in building meaningful relationships with donors, cultivating new supporters and supporting third-party fundraisers. Working closely with colleagues across Alberta, you’ll help expand CASA’s impact in the region and play a key role in funding vital mental health services for children and youth.
The Philanthropy Officer, Calgary will:
- Identify, qualify, cultivate, solicit and steward major gift donors and partners.
- Maintain an active portfolio of 100 to 150 individuals, foundations and corporations.
- Collaborate on donor prospecting and research for fundraising priorities.
- Support proper gift processing and acknowledgment procedures.
- Monitor KPIs and campaign goals, and adjust strategies as needed.
- Assist in donor engagement events and support annual/mid-level giving programs in Calgary
- Develop and manage acquisition strategies to grow third-party event revenue in Calgary.
- Identify prospective donors through referrals, events and engagement activities.
- Liaise with Volunteer Resources as needed.
- Track, document and report fundraising activity in Donor Perfect.
Qualifications
- Bachelor’s degree or diploma in a related field, or equivalent years of experience will be considered.
- Three years of experience in fundraising, community engagement, non-profit development and event planning.
- Certified Fundraising Executive (CFRE) designation is an asset.
- Proficiency with fundraising tools and systems like Donor Perfect.
- Skilled relationship builder with internal and external partners.
- Knowledge and skillset with a variety of fundraising tools and strategies, and demonstrated experience with activities throughout the giving cycle, including identification, cultivation, solicitation and stewardship.
Conditions of Employment
-
A satisfactory Criminal Records Check. This would be the financial responsibility of the successful candidate.
-
Valid driver’s license and access to a vehicle.
Closing Date: July 11, 2025
Please quote the following competition number in your application materials: 25-137
jUpOqiZAp4
About CASA Mental Health
CASA Mental Health is a trusted non-profit organization based in Edmonton delivering holistic, culturally safe, wrap-around mental health services to approximately 4,000 children ages three to 18 and their families each year. We do this through a team of specialized mental health professionals and trauma experts committed to delivering outcomes-based programming in collaboration with community partners.