Location: Remote (with a preference for candidates based East Coast)
Reports to: Chief Growth Officer
Start Date: June 2025
About Our Common Home
Our Common Home is a fast-growing, global nonprofit that works at the intersection of climate, democracy, and local leadership. With locally led teams in over a dozen countries, we build coalitions and campaigns that engage unlikely allies, shift public narratives, and drive systemic change. We’re pragmatic, bold, nimble, fast-paced and deeply committed to working across divides to solve the biggest challenges of our time.
Position Summary
We are seeking a Major Gifts Officer to join our dynamic fundraising team and help cultivate and steward a growing portfolio of major donors in the United States. This role will focus on securing high-level support from ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) individuals and family foundations, with a particular emphasis on engaging donors across the political and cultural spectrum - including those with conservative, faith-based, or private sector backgrounds.
The ideal candidate is a seasoned relationship-builder, skilled in navigating complex donor landscapes, and comfortable engaging with philanthropists who bring a diversity of values, ideologies, and worldviews. Experience working in environments that appeal to conservative-leaning or centrist donors - such as academia, national security, energy, or institutional philanthropy - is especially valuable.
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Equal opportunity statement
Our Common Home is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds, irrespective of gender, ethnicity, disability, sexual orientation, or religion, and are committed to promoting equity in the workplace.
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