Description:
JOIN US, our campus is constantly growing
and offering new programs and services as we continue
to meet the needs of over 250,000 children annually,
making the opportunities for career enrichment endless.
Rated
as one of Child Magazine's top Children's Hospitals,
we are dedicated to nurturing, advancing and protecting
the health and well-being of all children. Children's
Hospital of Orange County (CHOC) is a 202-bed state-of-the
art children's hospital located in the city of Orange
and has earned a strong reputation for leadership in
pediatric health care across the Southern California
region.
THE CHOC FOUNDATION exists to generate
community awareness and resources to CHOC and CHOC
at Mission, supporting specific strategies that underscore
the hospitals' local and national leadership in prevention,
treatment and research programs. Our fundraising activities
are guided by six philanthropic aspirations: to provide
quality medical care for all children; to treat chronic
and catastrophic illnesses; to emphasize illness and
injury prevention; to support the well-being of children;
to achieve medical breakthroughs; and to serve as a
community leader and partner in the care of children.
Our
team features a high-energy of individuals of all ages
and levels of fundraising experience. We feature many
sub-departments within the Foundation including Annual
Giving, Planned Giving, Special Events, Cause Marketing,
Donor Services and Recognition and many more.
PLANNED
GIVING MANAGER for the CHOC Foundation serves as the
chief technical expert in planned giving vehicles and
applicable tax law for the Foundation. This individual
maintains primary responsibility for providing leadership
in marketing, coordinating, and closing planned gifts
for CHOC and all of its components.
The Planned
Gifts Manager will work closely with the Foundation
Vice President, Director of Major and Planned Gifts
and Major Gifts Officers in building and maintaining
the most important aspect of the development program.
The Planned Gifts Officer will play an important role
in the long term plan for CHOC.
The successful
candidate will have Bachelor's degree and at least
ten years of progressive, successful fundraising experience
in major and planned gift programs, JD, CPA, CLU or
Certified Financial Advisor preferred. In addition,
advanced certification by the Association of Fundraising
professionals, or the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy,
working knowledge of tax law as it applies to planned
gifts, and demonstrated collegial skills to serve as
a trusted technical expert for planned gifts prospects
assigned to other staff members.
roanderson@choc.org
