Philanthropy Officer - Southern Oregon

As a Philanthropy Officer, you'll manage a portfolio of major donors and prospects, build a strong pipeline of new supporters, and represent PPCW throughout Southern Oregon.
Your responsibilities will include:

Identify, qualify, and cultivate prospective major donors through networking, referrals, and partnerships with organizational leaders and volunteers.
Build and manage a major gift prospect pipeline, using moves-management strategies to advance donor relationships from initial engagement through solicitation and long-term stewardship.
Manage a portfolio of individual donors, families, family foundations, and corporate sponsors, developing personalized engagement plans.
Lead face-to-face major gift solicitations and prepare compelling proposals for individuals, foundations, and businesses.
Develop meaningful stewardship strategies that demonstrate the impact of donor contributions and strengthen long-term relationships.
Draft donor communications, including personalized letters, emails, proposals, gift agreements, and stewardship reports.
Maintain accurate donor records, interactions, and fundraising activities in our donor management database.
Partner with executive leadership, Board members, volunteers, and colleagues on donor cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship opportunities.
Build relationships with civic leaders, businesses, community organizations, and philanthropic partners throughout the region.
Represent PPCW at community, civic, and fundraising events to strengthen visibility and donor engagement.
Support fundraising campaigns through regional strategy, donor outreach, and volunteer engagement.

Schedule & Location
This is a full-time, salaried (exempt) position working 40 hours per week, based in Medford, Oregon.

Primary Work Location: Medford, Oregon
Standard Schedule: Monday–Friday. Specific hours will be discussed during the interview process.
Hybrid Work Schedule:

Tuesday: Required onsite.
One additional day per week: Onsite, as agreed upon with the department.
Remaining days: May be worked remotely.

Additional onsite work may be required depending on donor meetings, events, and operational needs. Remote work must be performed within Oregon or Washington.
Regular regional travel is an essential part of this position. You'll meet with donors, community partners, and organizational leaders throughout Southern Oregon, with occasional travel to Eugene for staff meetings.
Some evening and weekend work will be required to accommodate donor schedules, fundraising events, and other organizational activities.
Candidates must have a valid driver's license, current insurance, and reliable transportation for work-related travel.
What We're Looking For
Required Qualifications

At least four years of professional major gift fundraising experience, including individual face-to-face solicitations within higher education, health care, social services, or a similar nonprofit organization.
Demonstrated ability to build and maintain relationships with major donors and prospective supporters.
Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, including experience preparing donor correspondence, proposals, and gift agreements.
Strong storytelling skills and the ability to communicate an organization's mission and impact to diverse audiences.
Excellent listening, interpersonal, and relationship-building skills.
Ability to engage thoughtfully in complex conversations about equity, privilege, wealth, and social justice.
Strong critical thinking, independent judgment, and strategic decision-making skills.
Ability to manage multiple priorities, projects, and donor relationships with minimal day-to-day supervision.
Experience and comfort with project management and donor management tools, including Asana, Raiser's Edge/NXT, Salesforce, Microsoft Office, or similar applications.
Ability to collaborate effectively with organizational leadership, colleagues, volunteers, and community partners.
Willingness to learn about health equity, racial justice, reproductive justice, cultural humility, and trauma-informed care.
Commitment to fostering an inclusive workplace and engaging respectfully with people from diverse backgrounds.
Valid driver's license, current insurance, and reliable transportation for work-related travel.
Flexibility to work occasional evenings and weekends and travel throughout the assigned region.

Nice to Have


Experience supporting or participating in capital fundraising campaigns.


Pay & Growth
$75,004.80–$109,304.00 annually
This is a non-represented, salaried (exempt) position.
Pay is based on relevant experience and internal equity. Most new hires start toward the lower end of the range, with opportunities for wage growth over time.
Why Work at PPCW?
Because the relationships you build can help change lives.
For decades, Planned Parenthood has provided essential sexual and reproductive health care, education, and support to people in our communities. At PPCW, we're committed to reducing barriers to care and ensuring patients are treated with dignity, compassion, and respect.
Our donors make that work possible.
As Philanthropy Officer for Southern Oregon, you'll help strengthen philanthropic support for reproductive health care across the region. Your work will connect people who believe in our mission with opportunities to make a meaningful difference in the lives of patients and families.
You'll have the opportunity to build new relationships, deepen community partnerships, and help shape the future of major gift fundraising in a growing, mission-driven organization.
Your success won't just be measured in dollars raised—it will be reflected in the people and communities those dollars help us serve.
Benefits & Support
We offer a benefits package designed to support your health, stability, and professional growth:

Paid time off (up to four weeks, increasing over time)
Nine paid holidays
Medical, dental, and vision insurance (for eligible employees)
403(b) retirement plan with employer match
Free, confidential counseling and support through our Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
Training and professional development opportunities