Board Member

All In Energy

. Make warm introductions to foundation program officers, corporate and industry partners, and sponsors .

Posted 11/5/2026part-timeRemote • Massachusetts • United StatesMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates strong relationship-building capabilities with institutional funders and board members, alongside a commitment to climate change and equitable clean energy access. Possesses experience in fundraising activities and a robust network within the clean energy and philanthropic sectors.

Highest-signal resume keywords

Fundraising ExperienceInstitutional Relationship ManagementActive Foundation NetworkPublic AdvocacyBilingual in Spanish and/or Portuguese

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Hard Skills

Fundraising StrategyGrant-SeekingBoard Meeting ParticipationEvent CoordinationMajor-Gift Network Activation

Soft Skills

CommunicationCollaborationStewardshipPublic Speaking

Tools & Technologies

Zoom

Industry Keywords

Clean EnergyClimate ChangeEnvironmental JusticeSustainabilityESGPhilanthropic LandscapeMassachusetts FundingCorporate PartnershipsNonprofit Board ExperienceCommunity Connections

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Make warm introductions to foundation program officers, corporate and industry partners, and sponsors
Help All In Energy reach institutional funders and sustainability/ESG decision-makers
Support cultivation and stewardship of institutional relationships through meetings, events, and follow-through
Participate in institutional cultivation conversations and asks alongside staff
Participate in and help shape the Board Fundraising Committee, meeting bimonthly on Zoom
Help activate fellow board members in fundraising-support activities
Contribute between meetings through introductions, materials review, and collaboration with staff
Support or advise staff on individual-donor network strategy
Open individual major-gift networks where possible
Lend name and voice as a public advocate for All In Energy
Attend events as needed and speak on the organization's behalf
Attend and actively participate in full Board meetings, typically every other month for 90 minutes on Zoom, plus one annual in-person meeting
Review Board meeting materials in advance

Requirements

What you’ll need

Passionately embraces All In Energy's mission, with a strong commitment to climate change, equitable clean energy access, and/or economic and environmental justice
Active foundation and/or industry network, and willingness to use relationships and skills to build a relevant funding network
Experience working with board members, staff, or volunteers on fundraising-support activities
Comfort making introductions and participating in institutional cultivation and asks
Realistic time capacity for committee work: 10–15 hours per month, on average
Availability to attend All In Energy events as needed and speak on the organization's behalf
Willingness to donate a personally significant gift each year, expected to be within the top 1–3 charitable contributions of the year
Preferred: Existing relationships with Massachusetts clean energy, climate, or environmental justice funders
Preferred: Experience as a foundation program officer or trustee, or in institutional grant-seeking
Preferred: Knowledge of Massachusetts philanthropic and clean energy funding landscape
Preferred: Ties to clean energy, utilities, real estate, banking/credit unions, or technology
Preferred: Reach into corporate sustainability, ESG, or community-affairs leads controlling sponsorship and partnership budgets
Preferred: Trade association, sector coalition, or industry-convening connections
Preferred: Reach into individual major-gift networks
Preferred: Bilingual in Spanish and/or Portuguese or lived connection to served communities
Preferred: Connections in the Merrimack Valley, Worcester, or Greater Boston
Preferred: Prior nonprofit board or fundraising committee experience

Benefits

Comp & perks

Board Members are volunteers
3-year terms with potential for renewal
Opportunity to advance racial and economic justice while tackling climate change
Opportunity to support inclusive clean energy and green career initiatives
Opportunity to lead and participate in the Board Fundraising Committee
Opportunity to serve as a public advocate for All In Energy