Work at FCNL
FCNL Staff at the 2012 Staff Retreat
FCNL is seeking an experienced director of development to take our fund development to a new level, leading all aspects of the program, including major donors, annual fund and on-line donations, planned giving, foundation grants and a possible capital campaign. Responsibility for fund development is grounded in our Campaigns work that engages donors and activists and oversees all organizational communications.
This leadership position has the sole focus on building and strengthening our solid development program. The director of development will be responsible for long-range fund development planning, including the possibility of a capital campaign; generating new resources; soliciting donors; leading development staff and stewarding our dedicated network of supporters for our 501©4 and 501©3 organizations.
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FCNL offers eleven month internships in our legislative and campaigns programs. Interns change public policy by attending hearing and coalition meetings, writing articles and action alerts, mobilizing supporters, and producing communications materials. They have professional supervision and freedom to branch out. The internship is a full-time commitment, starting in early September each year. Interns receive subsistence-level salary, health benefits, vacation, and sick leave.
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FCNL is looking for volunteers to work in our office performing tasks such as answering phones, greeting visitors, responding to information requests, and contacting our constituents.
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The Herbert Scoville Jr. Peace Fellowship pays a salary for college graduates to work with non-governmental organizations in Washington, DC, including the Friends Committee on National Legislation, on peace and security issues for six to nine months. For further information, please visit the Fellowship's website. FCNL has hosted a number of Scoville Fellows in the past including Cassidy Regan who continues to work at FCNL as a Project Associate.
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