Development Coordinator - UC Irvine
Listed on 2026-09-26
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Non-Profit & Social Impact
Office Administrator/ Coordinator, PR / Communications -
Administrative/Clerical
Office Administrator/ Coordinator, PR / Communications
At a glance
Looking to build a career in fundraising and philanthropy? I’m excited to be partnering with UC Irvine to find their next Development Coordinator! This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who wants to get their foot in the door of advancement and gain hands‑on exposure to the many pieces that make a Planned Giving program successful. In this role, you’ll have the opportunity to:
Learn the ins and outs of Planned Giving alongside a supportive leader invested in your growth. Work across donor stewardship, marketing, events, prospect management, and gift administration. Partner with colleagues across both the university and health enterprise. Build toward a potential future in frontline fundraising. You do not need Planned Giving experience to be considered. A background or interest in fundraising, nonprofits, communications, marketing, or business could translate well.
We’re looking for someone who is curious, highly detail-oriented, self‑motivated, and excited to learn! Irvine, CA | Hybrid – 3 days onsite $29.74–$34.52/hour.
What you'll be doing
Another Source’s client,
University of California, Irvine
, is recruiting a Development Coordinator to join their team in Irvine, CA. This is a hybrid opportunity working 3 days onsite.
Here’s a little about University of California, Irvine:
In 1965, the University of California, Irvine was founded with a mission to catalyze the community and enhance lives through rigorous academics, cutting‑edge research, and dedicated public service. A top public university, UCI has become internationally recognized for improving lives through research and discovery, fostering excellence in scholarship and teaching, and engaging and enriching the community. Today, UCI continues to inspire change and pioneer new ideas with the support of its generous partners, alumni and friends.
Through the combined efforts of the University Advancement & Alumni relations team, the university is able to share its amazing achievements, build lasting relationships and generate support for important campus programs and initiatives. University Advancement seeks to strengthen contributions in research, education, and service; accelerate the university's place among globally preeminent research universities; and bring together passions, skills, and creativity to further improve people's lives.
The UC Irvine Office of Planned Giving is an integral component of this effort, helping donors create lasting legacies through estate gifts and charitable vehicles. Planned gifts have become an increasingly important source of philanthropic support for UC Irvine, providing future resources that will sustain scholarships, research, healthcare, faculty excellence, and innovative programs for generations to come. As the university continues to experience significant philanthropic growth, the Office of Planned Giving works closely with donors, professional advisors, and campus partners to facilitate meaningful charitable giving opportunities that align donors’ personal, financial, and philanthropic goals with the long‑term priorities of the university.
About this role:
Under the direction of the Executive Director of Planned Giving, the Planned Giving Coordinator provides high‑level administrative support, project management, and operational coordination to the Executive Director of Planned Giving and the Planned Giving Team. The Planned Giving Coordinator must possess the ability to work collaboratively with advancement colleagues and interact effectively with donors, prospects, professional advisors, trustees, executors, and campus stakeholders.
Your Contribution Will Likely Include:
Planned Giving Team & Administrative Support
- Manage the calendars of the Planned Giving team,…
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