Director of Development Job Northern Kentucky USA,Non-Profit & Social Impact

Location: Northern

TCU Wesley is searching for a Director of Development who narrates our story and inspires generosity in a diverse donor base that includes local church, parent, and alumni support.

As Director of Development, you will also get to know the ministry and students of TCU Wesley, and you will develop and distribute content. This involves producing writing and campaign materials, grant applications, as well as creating and holding events that invite people, churches, and foundations into giving. You’ll help build the case for support behind a future capital campaign. This role is perfect for someone with experience in nonprofits, fundraising, or donor stewardship and someone who is looking for minimal hours and flexible scheduling.

Additionally, this job might be suited to someone with interest in fundraising/marketing who is looking to build a portfolio of work.

Reports to:

Executive Director Collaborates with:
Board of Directors & Capital Campaign Task Force

Hours:

On average 10 per week, remote or in-person Pay: $20,000-$30,000 annually Benefits:
This job does not have health benefits, but you will have total flexibility with your schedule to set your own hours outside of shared meetings, on-site visits, and fundraising events.

Monthly impact emails and bi-monthly newsletters
Email strategy and donor communications copy for annual campaigns, including North Texas Giving Day, year-end giving, and recurring-giving while incorporating segmented audiences
Direct mail campaign copy and coordination with designers and printers
Automated donor journeys / follow up to move individuals through a generosity pathway
Grant research, prospecting, and writing, plus reporting for funded grants
Donation platform support with compelling, high-conversion copy for online giving
Donor event support: invitations, run-of-show, follow-up, and thank-you communication
Capital campaign communications including landing pages/web-design, presentation material (digital/print)

Qualifications

At least 2 years of experience in development/advancement
Strong nonprofit and donor centric writing samples: appeals, impact stories, and grant proposals
Experience and proficiency with software & technology including, but not limited to:
- Email marketing software
- CRMs, or equivalent donor databases
- Canva
Ability to write and interact in a warm, faith-informed voice with donors of diverse backgrounds
Comfort managing your own schedule and deadlines (organizational skills, coordinating multiple tasks concurrently)

Preferred: higher-ed, campus ministry, or faith-based nonprofit experience.

Review of applications will begin on 11/1/2026; positions will remain open until filled.