Individual Giving Coordinator At Save the Children

Individual Giving Coordinator

Based in Quezon City

The position holder leads the testing and implementation of various methods to acquire individual donors – both for one-off and regular donations to support Save the Children Philippines’ programs.

The IGC is responsible for developing and implementing donor development strategies to gain supporters for SCP, deliver revenue and donor satisfaction goals.

The IGC will deliver on revenue goals through engagement with external and internal partners, stakeholders and volunteers. S/He will lead the implementation of donor development and acquisition strategies, in a myriad of methods and tools, like but not limited to telefundraising, digital, email and SMS marketing.

S/He is expected to work closely with the Business Development Unit (BDU) and Advocacy, Campaigns, Communications & Media (ACCM). S/he is responsible for daily duties such but not limited to as planning, reporting, budgeting, and service provider management.

QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE

• Bachelor’s degree required
• At least 5 years’ experience in fundraising and/or marketing
• Proven track record in networking/ account and/or campaign coordination in competitive environments; experience in campaigning, convicing, negotiating with with successful results will be an advantage
• Excellent interpersonal skills – ability to negotiate challenging situations to achieve goals & deadlines
• Goal oriented with the ability to solve problems & take initiative
• Proven track record in account management and development
• Excellent communication & writing skills both in English and Filipino
• Highly knowledgeable in Microsoft Office package
• Ability to drive projects through to completion and prioritise tasks
• Demonstrates strong commitment to Save the Children’s mission, vision and values. Previous experience with child rights programming will be an advantage.
• Passion and commitment to Save the Children’s mission and values
• Strong cross-functional teamwork is required across multiple sections of the organization including programs, web, communications, and branding, among others.
• Displays cultural, gender, religion, race, nationality, age sensitivity and fully comply with Save the Children’s Child Protection Policy and Guidelines