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Position Objective: As a Donor Relations and Data Coordinator, Legacy Gifts, your focus will be supporting legacy marketing campaigns, including database tracking and reporting on results, and overseeing response fulfillment. Additionally, you will have a unique opportunity to connect with some of PETA’s most important members to strengthen relationships and boost member engagement.   Who is the PETA Foundation’s Legacy Gifts Team? Our close-knit team is comprised of dedicated individuals who work to assist special PETA supporters in funding the organization’s life-saving programs to help animals in need with unique giving opportunities. Through strategic marketing, relationship building, and interdepartmental collaboration, our team ensures PETA’s work for animals is possible far into the future. If you join our team, you will be changing the world for animals, one supporter at a time.   Primary Responsibilities and Duties: In consultation with PETA and in verified compliance with the objectives, standards, and requirements communicated by it: o Oversee  response fulfillment including database accuracy and hygiene in coordination with the Legacy Gifts Data and Fulfillment Assistant o Coordinate Legacy survey response mapping and uploads o Use the department's database system to fulfill incoming requests for estate information and confirmation of estate gifts o Perform detailed data entry of PETA donor information and use database systems to generate reports o Perform other database, reporting, or marketing tasks assigned by the supervisor  o Track estate income and assist with related estate projects Respond to select inquiries and requests for assistance from PETA's Augustus Club members and legacy gift prospects Articulate PETA's objectives as well as details about specific PETA programs to PETA's Augustus Club members and legacy gift prospects Discern and document pertinent information about PETA's legacy gift members for the purpose of enhancing member profiles Assist with the preparation of mailings and e-mails to PETA's legacy gift members Perform any other duties assigned by the supervisor   Qualifications: A college degree or equivalent fundraising experience Minimum of one year of fundraising experience Experience with fundraising software or similar database systems and Windows operating systems Commitment to the objectives of the organization and proven ability to professionally advocate PETA's positions on issues Ability to interact with PETA donors in a professional and personable manner Proven ability to maintain strict confidentiality at all times Proven excellent written and verbal communication skills Proven effective research skills Demonstrated ability to prepare professional business communications Proven exceptional attention to detail and organization skills Proven ability to effectively organize and manage multiple projects simultaneously Proven ability to take initiative, work independently, and use discretion in confidential matters Professional appearance and adherence to a healthy vegan lifestyle This position requires proof of the COVID-19 full vaccination

Position Objective: To assist and support the Major Gifts Department and Special Gifts Program with administrative duties to conduct major gifts data entry and communications in a timely and accurate manner. Opportunities for growth including attending professional seminars, staying up to date on fundraising techniques, and cultivating special donor connections abound in this behind-the-scenes position.   Who is The PETA Foundation's Major Gifts Team? Our team is composed of skilled fundraisers who are the best and brightest in their respective areas. We come together to build long-term relationships with major donors helping the organization to reach its fundraising goals supporting programs that aid animals in need, and connect philanthropists with opportunities to make a real difference. If you join our team you will be changing the world for animals, one supporter at a time.   Primary Responsibilities and Duties: Assist the Major Gifts Department and Special Gifts Program with the continued development of PETA’s fundraising efforts with Canadian donors in accordance with the department's standard operating procedures: Document pertinent information for the purpose of enhancing and developing PETA donor profiles Record donor research, meeting, correspondences, and other notes in PETA's Development. Prepare correspondence, assist with reporting, proofreading, gift review, support fundraising events, and data entry, Assist in working with third party partners (CAF Canada) to ensure best practices founded on a donor-centered experience, and compliance with the partnership agreement. Stay up-to-date on current fundraising techniques and methods, and Canadian charitable law, both in Major and Planned Gifts. Follow-up with select new Augustus Club members and Planned Giving Prospects, as directed, to provide basic information and assess for follow-up contact with the Director. Attend professional-training seminars Assist with additional PETA fundraising and donor-cultivation projects, as needed Perform any other duties as assigned by the supervisor   Qualifications: Degree in a related field or equivalent experience At least three years of experience with non-profit fundraising Experience with fundraising software or similar database systems as well as the Windows operating system Proven exceptional attention to detail and organization skills Persuasive and explanatory written and verbal communication skills are critical to this position Proven excellent project management, strategic thinking, and analytical skills Demonstrated ability to work independently and maintain strict confidentiality at all times Proven ability to maintain professional working relationships with an organizations members and supporters Ability to represent PETA’s philosophy and professionally advocate PETA's positions on issues Must be at least 21 years of age and have a valid U.S. driver's license, with a satisfactory driving record This position requires proof of the COVID-19 full vaccination Commitment to the objectives of the organization

Position Objective: As the local outreach coordinator for TeachKind, you'll strive to make the world a kinder place by helping teachers, students, and schools learn how to help animals! Your focus will be on the areas in southeastern Virginia and northeastern North Carolina where PETA’s Community Animal Project (CAP) serves and you’ll work closely with this division at PETA. Whether it's creating lessons, reaching out to schools, conducting presentations for students or teacher workshops (virtual or in-person), or organizing events to promote empathy for animals, your work will make a huge impact on teachers, students, and school communities! TeachKind's work to foster compassion for animals in young people is growing every day, and we need someone with classroom experience and knowledge in humane education to help us build strong relationships with schools in the local communities we serve.   Primary Responsibilities and Duties: • Creating lessons and conducting presentations for students and workshops for teachers • Researching data about area schools, reaching out and building relationships with them • Regularly engaging with teachers and school administrators • Thoughtfully responding to inquiries from teachers and schools • Organizing events (i.e. “ Meet the Author ”, “ Change for Chained Dogs ”, CAP field worker visits to schools, etc.) to help grow TeachKind's presence in local school communities • Communicating with Community Animal Project division staffers on area activities • Brainstorming creative ways to get the message of proper companion animal care, as well as animal rights into classrooms • Participating in ride alongs with CAP field workers periodically • Travel frequently throughout the southeastern Virginia and northeastern North Carolina areas • Performing any other tasks assigned by the supervisor     Requirements: • You should have a background in education, with at least 5 years of classroom teaching experience at the elementary level. Experience with underserved populations is ideal. • You must have exceptional verbal communication and writing skills, including excellent grammar and sentence structure, and knowledge of animal rights issues. • You must have proficient computer skills and familiarity with Microsoft Office software. • You should demonstrate exceptional organizational skills and attention to detail. This will help you keep everything on track, so résumés with grammar or other errors will be rejected. Sorry, but we can't risk it. • Great phone skills—as you'll be speaking with teachers and school administrators to introduce them to our programs, and arrange presentations, workshops and events. • Effective public speaking skills and the ability to communicate clearly with a variety of people. • We're not the world's largest animal rights organization because we work on one project at a time! We expect the best and will get the best, so we're looking for others who are great with time management and aren't easily stressed out. • Many people say that they "thrive under pressure," but this position has no shortage of tight deadlines, so you must really be able to crank out high-quality work within short timeframes. • Naturally, you'd need to be committed to the objectives of the organization, and living a vegan lifestyle would be part of this. How else would you know all the best healthy vegan school lunch suggestions? • Ability to lift and carry up to 50 lbs. • Willingness and ability to travel within southeastern Virginia and northeastern North Carolina areas • This position requires proof of the COVID-19 full vaccination • Must be at least 21 years of age and have a valid U.S. driver's license, a minimum of three years of driving experience, and a satisfactory driving record  

Position Objectives: To provide high-quality care for patients of high-volume mobile spay and neuter veterinary clinic   Primary Responsibilities and Duties: • Perform tests and assess and communicate patients' test results and medical histories to the attending veterinarian • Work under the direction of the veterinarian to prepare animals for surgery and administer medications, including anesthesia drugs • Monitor surgery patients from the administration of anesthesia through their full recovery and independently assess patients' readiness for discharge • Maintain controlled-drug and supply inventories and conduct appropriate recordkeeping and reporting • Comply with the applicable laws for licensed veterinary technicians established by the Virginia Board of Veterinary Medicine and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration • Communicate with clients regarding post-operative patient care as well as the results of diagnostic testing and other medical findings • Establish and adhere to maintenance programs for all medical equipment • Maintain strict confidentiality about client, patient, and donor information • Drive the mobile clinic to and from designated sites • Perform any other duties assigned by the supervisor   Qualifications: • Virginia veterinary technician's license or willingness and ability to obtain a Virginia veterinary technician’s license • Previous experience with a controlled-substance inventory • Previous experience working independently and exercising discretion • Proven ability to handle confidential information • Proven exceptional written and verbal communication skills • Ability to lift and carry up to 50 lbs. on a regular basis • Must be at least 21 years of age and have a valid U.S. driver's license, a minimum of three years of driving experience, and a satisfactory driving record • This position requires proof of the COVID-19 full vaccination • Commitment to the objectives of the organization