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Donor Experience Officer – Fund Management
Greater Hartford Gives. Serve as fund steward for the Foundation, overseeing relationships and fund management across Greater Hartford Gives fund types.
Posted 11/6/2026full-timeHartford • Connecticut • United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $81,000 - $95,000 per yearWebsite
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in donor stewardship and fund administration, with a strong focus on managing complex donor relationships and ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements. Proficient in developing engagement strategies and overseeing grant processing workflows to enhance philanthropic impact.
Highest-signal resume keywords
Donor StewardshipFund AdministrationGrant ProcessingRelationship ManagementPhilanthropic Strategy
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Hard Skills
Fund ManagementGrant ProcessingDonor-Advised Fund AdministrationData Integrity ManagementEngagement Plan Development
Soft Skills
Problem-SolvingCollaborationCommunicationPersonalized OutreachEvent Support
Tools & Technologies
CSuiteFund Portal
Industry Keywords
Charitable GivingCommunity FoundationPhilanthropyFundholder EngagementLegacy Planning
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Serve as fund steward for the Foundation, overseeing relationships and fund management across Greater Hartford Gives fund types.
- Ensure every fund operates according to its purpose, the fundholder's charitable intent, legal and regulatory requirements, and Foundation policy.
- Provide proactive stewardship and strategy for a portfolio of principal prospects and donors.
- Help lead fund operations, including the Annual Fund Review process.
- Collaborate with Finance, Grants Administration, Community Impact, and Development colleagues.
- Serve as a lead practitioner of Greater Hartford Gives Direct, the single point of contact for fund donors and advisors.
- Respond to fundholder and advisor needs, provide education and problem-solving support, and manage new fund onboarding.
- Prepare relationship reviews, briefings, fund and giving histories, and engagement recommendations.
- Develop and carry out individualized engagement plans for principal donors.
- Identify opportunities for fund additions, new funds, legacy commitments, and strategic-priority support.
- Provide personalized stewardship, outreach, check-ins, and giving and grantmaking analysis.
- Support conversations about charitable giving options, complex assets, estate and legacy planning, and philanthropic strategy.
- Support engagement events, fundholder gatherings, and site visits.
- Review and process grant recommendations, confirm grantee eligibility, and ensure timely processing and distribution.
- Manage grant processing for assigned portfolios, including multi-year and recurring grants.
- Research and complete grantee information and support creation of new grantee profiles.
- Manage the Annual Fund Review process and monitor inactive funds.
- Support fund changes, successor advisor transitions, and fund terminations.
- Respond to and resolve Greater Hartford Gives Direct inquiries regarding grants, balances, receipts, Fund Portal support, gifts, fund changes, priorities, and events.
- Lead Direct workflows, response templates, inquiry tracking in CSuite, and service-standards reporting.
- Collaborate on grant processing workflows, CSuite processes, fund records, configuration, and reporting.
- Participate in department and Foundation-wide meetings, events, and projects, including some evenings and external events.
- Support Fund Portal activities, maintain data integrity, and identify system and process improvements.
Requirements
What you’ll need- A degree requirement may be substituted with equivalent practical experience.
- Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field.
- 5+ years of related experience in donor stewardship, fund administration, fundraising, or community foundation work.
- Experience managing complex donor or client relationships, including high-capacity donors preferred.
- Experience administering multiple fund types (donor-advised, agency, designated, field of interest, or scholarship) strongly preferred.