Advancement Services provides timely, accurate and actionable resources to enhance fundraising and engagement activities at NC State University. We achieve this through effective business intelligence and reporting, compelling donor research and analysis, innovative technology, quality donor and alumni information, and superior customer service, all while applying ethical gift and data management practices. Advancement Services supports the operations of Alumni Engagement and Annual Giving, University Development and University Communications as well as college and unit advancement offices. The unit oversees the University’s alumni & donor database (Ellucian’s Advance Web solution), analytics and reporting systems, processing gifts and conducting research about potential contribution opportunities. Advancement Services also maintains financial records, conducts donor research, receipts private gifts following the NC State Standard Operating Procedures for Acceptance of Gifts, administers the corporate matching gifts program, updates & verifies alumni records, manages donor prospect tracking systems, and plans and manages gift agreements & endowment reports.

The Office of Donor Services is an award-winning team that strives for excellence and innovation, focused on standard and non-standard gift agreements, distinguished professorships agreements, endowment reporting, donor/honoree legacy pages and naming opportunities. The office also serves as a partner to fundraisers in guiding through IRS, federal and state laws and regulations related to charitable giving and gift agreements. Donor Services is a fast-paced office that partners with the General Counsel, Foundation Accounting and Investment, the Provost Office, and Scholarship and Financial Aid to negotiate donor intent clauses between fundraisers and donors.

This Donor Services Specialist will ensure all processes, gift agreements, which are legally binding documents, are consistent with the university, foundation, federal, and state policies and practices. Donor Services is seeking an individual who enjoys working in a fast-paced and innovative team environment. The ideal candidate will have superb writing skills and will be capable of working with processes that require analytical skills and problem-solving, being responsible for many simultaneous and detail-oriented duties, and working directly with frontline fund development staff. This position will report to the Associate Director of Donor Services.

00108200

SHRA

Public Communication Specialist

Journey

$ 35,880 - $ 96,560

GN10

If no applicants apply who meet the required competency level and training & experience requirements, then management may consider other applicants. Salary would be determined based on competencies, equity, budget, and market considerations.

1.0

12 Month Recurring

Non Mandatory - Adverse Weather

Non Mandatory - Emergency Event

No

085001 - Advancement Services

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