Director of Resource Development
The Director of Resource Development (the Director) must be a creative, entrepreneurial self-starter who is results oriented and committed to working as part of a team. This position is responsible for providing leadership and management of the direction, planning, and execution of all resource development related activities of the Fund. This includes, but is not limited to, the direct mail program, special events, major donor and planned giving, donor advised fund program, corporate, foundation, and tribal resource development. Click here for more a complete job description and how to apply.

Development Officer
The Development Officer is responsible for development activities in the Individual Giving Department, with strong emphasis on major gifts and planned giving. The position is responsible for planning, cultivating, soliciting, and stewarding a portfolio of major gift donors and prospective donors. Responsible for meeting annual revenue goals. This position requires working in collaboration with other departments within the organization with the goal of providing resources for programs that donors and Fund benefactors find mutually beneficial. Significant travel and working occasionally on evenings and weekends is required. Click here for more a complete job description and how to apply.

Donor Advised Fund Development Officer
This position is responsible for initiating and managing the Fund's Donor Advised Fund program. This includes seeking out funding opportunities and developing and implementing initiatives to identify, cultivate and solicit prospects to grow the program and meet revenue goals that are set on an annual basis. This position is also responsible for the recognition and stewardship of donors utilizing the donor advised fund platform and other methods of stewardship. Click here for more a complete job description and how to apply.

Corporations Resource Development Coordinator
The primary responsibility of this position is generating grant funds through current and prospective corporate and tribal donors. In particular, this position requires individual to implement national and Colorado resource development plans. The individual will research, write and submit funding proposals to Colorado and national corporations, and American Indian tribes and businesses. Critical and creative thinking related to prospect research and communication plans is required. In addition, the position will require the individual to submit renewal proposals and grant reports to new and existing corporate and tribal donors. Click here for more a complete job description and how to apply.

Volunteer Opportunities
Are you looking to find a place where your contributions make a difference? Have you some free time that you would like to lend a hand? Looking to find a place where you can develop your job skills in a fun and learning environment?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, then we would like to meet you.

The American Indian College Fund currently has volunteer opportunities available. We are seeking a civic minded individual/s who can lend their skills in the following area: Office or clerical support – answer phone, file, data entry.
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