Grants Manager

Ramat Shalom Beth Israel is a blended Jewish congregation serving Broward County, offering a broad and inclusive perspective on Judaism. While not formally affiliated with a single movement, the community draws inspiration from Reconstructionist, Conservative, and Reform traditions, valuing both historical depth and contemporary relevance. RSBI is a “big tent” congregation that welcomes diverse backgrounds and levels of observance, fostering flexibility alongside Judaism’s rich rituals and practices.

Community members come together to worship, study, celebrate life events, seek support, and grow spiritually. The environment is collaborative, warm, and focused on meaningful engagement with Jewish life.

The Grants Manager is a full-time, on-site role located in Broward County, FL, responsible for developing and managing the congregation’s grants portfolio to support programs, operations, and long-term sustainability. Day-to-day responsibilities include identifying grant opportunities, researching funding sources, and maintaining a calendar of deadlines and submissions.

The Grants Manager will draft compelling proposals, coordinate supporting documentation, and collaborate with clergy, lay leaders, and staff to align grant objectives with RSBI’s mission and strategic priorities. The role also involves tracking grant requirements, managing reporting and compliance, and monitoring grant-related budgets in partnership with finance staff. In addition, the Grants Manager will help cultivate relationships with funders, maintain accurate records in a grants database, and provide regular updates on funding progress to leadership.

• Demonstrated experience in grant writing and grant management, including researching opportunities and preparing successful proposals.
• Strong skills in budgeting, financial tracking, and reporting related to grant-funded programs.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to present complex information clearly to diverse stakeholders.
• Proven organizational and project management skills, including deadline management and attention to detail.
• Ability to collaborate effectively with clergy, staff, lay leaders, and external partners in a congregational or nonprofit setting.
• Comfort working within a Jewish communal environment and alignment with RSBI’s inclusive, pluralistic values.
• Proficiency with standard office software and basic database or CRM tools for tracking grants and donor information.
• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field (such as Nonprofit Management, Communications, Business, or Social Sciences) or equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Prior experience in faith-based, educational, or community organizations is highly beneficial.