Fund Development Committee Member
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Commitment: Meet with the committee 12 times per year, both hybrid and in person. Participate in SacACT events when possible.Position Overview: Fund Development Committee members at SacACT play a crucial role in shaping the organization's fundraising and fund development initiatives. This volunteer role provides a unique opportunity to contribute to SacACT’s growth and development by leveraging expertise in fundraising, marketing, communications, and community engagement. Individuals with skill sets in one or more areas can contribute in a variety of ways to help meet the committee’s and SacACT’s goals.As a key committee member, you will enjoy contributing to meaningful fundraising and fund development initiatives, networking opportunities with professionals in philanthropy, communications, and community development, skill development in fundraising, strategic planning implementation, and effective communication, and the satisfaction of playing a vital role in enhancing the community's well-being and growth. Committee service provides a great opportunity to learn more about SacACT and to consider a future role as a SacACT board member. Key responsibilities for committee members:Work alongside SacACT staff to help achieve SacACT’s fundraising goals and objectives.Support SacACT’s fundraising priorities, with a focus on individual giving.Adhere to and improve, as needed, SacACT’s policies, programs, and practices as they pertain to fundraising (identification, cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship).Learn and share SacACT’s mission, fundraising and communications policies, programs, and needs, as well as understand its collective purpose.Assist in identifying and securing the financial resources and partnerships necessary for SacACT to advance its mission.Leverage con
About Sacramento Area Congregations Together
Our Local Organizing Committees (LOC) dive into the mix of issues like homelessness, mental health, public safety, education, and immigration. We use that information to plan out strategies and campaigns that tackle the big problems in our area. We believe in forging and building relationships by bringing people from diverse communities together to work on solutions. Our strength is making unlikely partnerships happen, because we know that's how we'll really make a difference.What makes Sacramento ACT different from other organizations is our unique relationships with congregations in the Sacramento area. Our organization was founded by congregational members who wanted to create a better community for everyone through community organizing. Since its inception, our Faith Leaders as a collective have been our moral compass and our shared faith values have guided us along the way. Read more about our moral framework and congregation based organizing here.Founded in 1991, Sacramento ACT is an affiliate of Faith in Action and a member of PICO California and participates in the strategies and organizing of both organizations, while benefiting from their peer networks and trainings.
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