The mission of Colorado Health Network (CHN) is to equitably meet the evolving needs of people affected by HIV and other health conditions through prevention, care, and advocacy. Founded in 1983, CHN is Colorado’s oldest and largest source of services and programs for people living with HIV (PLWH) or people impacted by HIV.
The Development Coordinator position is fast-paced and has the opportunity to grow skills in fundraising, events, social media, marketing, and donor relations.
Essential Job Functions:
Social Media Management
This position will be responsible for
developing and implementing social
media strategies to increase CHN’s online
presence, engage with our community,
and promote our mission. The Development
Coordinator will collaborate with programmatic
staff across all regions to highlight their work.
Responsible for the creation and posting of all
content on Facebook, Instagram,
LinkedIn, and others.
Special Events and Fundraisers
This position will serve as the onsite liaison
for assigned events and will work with
Development staff to implement key event goals,
coordinate logistics, and assist with promotion and
marketing. Alongside the Development Team,
this person will help to secure event sponsorships and in-kind
contributions.
The Development Coordinator will participate
in and attend key community events which foster organizational
relationships and engage in outreach opportunities as identified.
This person will also provide support with donor engagement.
Database and Administration
This position supports database and administrative duties,
including maintaining accurate records of donors and
generating timely appropriate recognition letters, designing and
implementing donor queries, reports, and correspondence,
and inputting volunteer and event information.
Qualifications:
Experience with social media management is
strongly preferred.
Must be able to learn and effectively manage
fundraising software.
Experience with HIV/AIDS and the LGBTQ+ community
preferred. Willingness and ability to work with diverse populations –
persons with HIV, the LGBTQ community, sex workers, persons of various
ethnic backgrounds, and disenfranchised communities.