Inletkeeper is seeking a Co-Executive Director, Development, to lead our fundraising, development, and financial sustainability work while serving as one of two organizational leaders.

This is a senior leadership position for an experienced fundraiser and relationship-builder who can develop and execute a comprehensive fundraising strategy, cultivate major donor and foundation relationships, oversee grant and revenue planning, and help ensure the organization’s long-term financial health. The Development Co-Executive Director will also share responsibility for organizational strategy, advocacy, staff leadership, Board relations, and community engagement.

Inletkeeper uses a co-leadership model in which two Executive Directors share organizational responsibility while leading distinct areas of expertise. The Development Co-Executive Director will work closely with the Co-Executive Director of Operations to guide a 31-year-old Alaska organization working at the intersection of conservation, advocacy, science, and community organizing.

This is an opportunity for someone who wants to do more than raise money: you will help shape the future of an organization protecting Cook Inlet | Tikahtnu and the communities and ecosystems that depend on it.

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Volunteer

Convert your passion to purpose. We have volunteer opportunities ranging from:

• Fundraising and community event organizing
• Outreach and education at local events
• Data entry and administration
• Electronics Recycling
• Distributing flyers
• Advocate for environmental policy changes and help your friends learn how!
• Lend professional services.
• Organizing a youth environmental club
• Start a Peer-to-Peer fundraiser for Inletkeeper! Learn more here.

For more information, contact:

Central Peninsula: david@inletkeeper.org

Homer: aaron@inletkeeper.org