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How can I be successful as a fundraiser in the nonprofit sector? |
I am researching nonprofit careers especially that of Fund-raiser and development specialist. I have a B.A. degree but, I lack the experience of working with non-profits. I currently work in Asia as an English teacher.I'm looking to relocate to the Washington,D.C. metro area.I would appreciate advice from a nonprofit professional about the pros and cons of this industry and career path. Thanks. If you have no experience working or interning at a nonprofit, it will be difficult getting your foot in the door. Most nonprofits can't afford to train someone, so there aren't many entry level jobs in the traditional sense. AmeriCorps VISTA is an option to get that experience that can lead to a career - there are always plenty of fundraising positions available at various nonprofits. Other than that, you may be able to find work in a membership department at a larger nonprofit. It's not glorious, you'd be doing mass mailings, making calls, managing membership databases and helping with fundraising events. www.craigslist.org and www.idealist.org always have plenty of nonprofit job listings in the DC area. Best of luck. |
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