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Be a part of the Legacy. Conservation Legacy is looking for a National Director of Philanthropy. This is a new and exciting full-time position! The Director of National Philanthropy will serve on the leadership team and develop Conservation Legacy’s private fundraising activities across the country, working nationally, regionally and locally.

We are a leading national conservation service organization dedicated to supporting local and regional service programs, raising the bar on impact, diversity, equity, inclusion, and innovation in community-based conservation efforts. We operate impactful, high-quality local conservation programs which engage and empower participants to complete priority projects for local communities and land management partners, enriching the lives of all who live in those communities.

Join us in making an impact by leading efforts to design and implement a comprehensive national fundraising program including diversifying revenue with a focus on expanding awareness in the community, building partnerships with corporate and foundation prospects, and expanding support amongst individual donors. The successful candidate will be proactive and creative in the pursuit of new fundraising opportunities and the cultivation of new and existing donor relationships.

Conservation Legacy offers:

Flexible work arrangements to enable you to meet the requirements of your role.
Incredible and dedicated team of coworkers passionate about the outdoors and service.
Full benefit package

We welcome your interest in “engaging future leaders who protect, restore, and enhance our nation’s lands through community-based service” and hope to see your application materials.

To learn more about Conservation Legacy, visit us on the web.

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