United Way of Greater Los Angeles (UWGLA) is home to the change makers and justice seekers. We're individuals from various walks of life making collective steps towards a better future for our community. Our focus is on bringing about real and sustainable change by unleashing the collective power of people to open minds, unite diverse communities, and convert compassion into action for a more just, inclusive, and thriving L.A. County. Together, we make tangible impact on some of our toughest community issues including poverty, homelessness, education equity, and economic mobility. For us, being 'united' isn't just in reference to our organization but to our hope for the future of Los Angeles. Regardless of race, gender, orientation, or self-identification - we do our part as one by making room for all.
Our Development department advances United Way's mission by creating a philanthropic coalition of the willing: donors, connectors, and advocates who share our values of racial equity and our vision for a thriving Los Angeles. Our success is measured by the strength of the relationships we build that drive resources to the work that advances our mission. At our core, we are vocal activists who believe that the support we gather today, directly impacts how far we can go tomorrow in our pursuit of a better Los Angeles.
Efficient management of the Vice President’s administrative needs to ensure the department is successful in raising $8M in annual revenue
Complete phase one of Donor Data Project by de-duping records of major donor, mid-tier donors, and the top 100 workplace account contacts
You know your way around an office - from fielding phone calls to redirecting visitors who can't seem to find the bathroom, we can count on you to hold down the fort.
You know where things go, how to sort them and can identify opportunities to be more efficient.
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You have good judgment and trust yourself to make the right call when decisions are tough
You keep your priorities straight but also know when it's time to re-prioritize your work assignments based on business needs.
You are proactive, self-motivated, and action-oriented when it comes to managing your workload.
Your strong work ethic gets going when the going gets tough during late nights, early mornings or weekend assignments.
You know how to talk the talk by communicating clearly, concisely, and persuasively to small and large groups alike.
You are passionate about non-profit work and committed to understanding UWGLA's landscape as it relates to business, community and politics.
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You can adapt and pivot quickly without so much as feeling dizzy.
You stay calm under pressure and can meet tight deadlines when necessary.
You work well with others - stakeholders and colleagues alike would agree that you are the quintessential “Team Player."
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