Director of Corporate, Campaign and Institutional Giving
Listed on 2026-09-06
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Non-Profit & Social Impact
Fundraising / Charity, Community Health, Non-Profit / Outreach
Director of Corporate, Campaign and Institutional Giving
Second Harvest Heartland is the second-largest food bank in the United States, sourcing and delivering food to nearly 1,000 food shelves and food distribution partners throughout 59 counties across central and southern Minnesota and western Wisconsin. Our work begins with a bold vision: a community where no one goes hungry. We help fill plates, shelves, and fridges throughout the region while shining a light on food insecurity and its root causes and inspiring action at home and across the country.
By utilizing new and better data, engaging and mobilizing partners, and advancing innovative solutions, we are on the leading edge of a movement to address hunger and food insecurity in our communities.
If you're ready to turn your passion into purpose, join us and help build a future where every neighbor has the food they need to thrive.
Position SummaryThe Director of Corporate, Campaign and Institutional Giving is a senior fundraising leader responsible for advancing Second Harvest Heartland's most significant philanthropic partnerships with corporations, foundations, community foundations, and select leadership level individuals or donor advised fund holders. Reporting to the Chief Development Officer, this role develops and executes strategies that generate transformational philanthropic investment and support the organization's vision of ending hunger together.
This highly visible leader manages a portfolio of the organization's most significant donors and prospects while providing strategic leadership for campaign fundraising, institutional partnerships, and new philanthropic initiatives. The Director secures leadership level investments, expands corporate and foundation engagement, identifies emerging funding opportunities, and helps shape the future of philanthropy at Second Harvest Heartland.
Who You Are- A seasoned fundraiser who builds authentic relationships and inspires significant philanthropic investment.
- A strategic leader who sees opportunity, develops a clear path forward, and turns vision into action.
- A dynamic networker who enjoys being in the community and connecting people around a shared purpose.
- A confident ambassador who can engage executives, philanthropists, foundation leaders, civic leaders, and community stakeholders.
- A collaborative strategist who brings people together to pursue ambitious goals and navigate complex opportunities.
- A thoughtful, curious professional who combines strong judgment with energy, creativity, and follow through.
- A passionate advocate for addressing food insecurity and advancing solutions that strengthen communities.
This list is not intended to be inclusive of all duties and responsibilities. As SHH grows and the community needs change, employees should expect that new and different tasks, temporary and on-going, will be part of one's daily work.
Corporate and Leadership Giving Strategy and Revenue Growth
- Develop and execute comprehensive strategies to secure significant investments from corporate, foundation, community foundation, and individuals or donor advised fund partners.
- Build and manage a portfolio of high-capacity, corporate, and foundation donors and prospects through discovery, cultivation, solicitation, stewardship, and long-term relationship management.
- Identify and secure six and seven figure commitments that advance mission priorities, campaign goals, and strategic growth opportunities.
- Create compelling investment opportunities that align donor interests with organizational priorities, community needs, and measurable impact.
- Collaborate with Development leadership to establish ambitious fundraising goals, build a strong donor pipeline, and use performance insights to guide strategy.
Institutional Giving and Strategic Partnerships
- Build and sustain partnerships that align organizational priorities with corporate philanthropy, employee engagement, foundation investments, and emerging community initiatives.
- Develop and manage relationships with private foundations, family foundations, community foundations, corporate foundations, and philanthropic advisors.
- Partner…
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