Head of Philanthropy

PATH · United States

Organization
PATH
Location
United States
Organization type
International NGO
Contract
Job
Posted
24 September 2026
Deadline
Deadline: see the posting

Job details

excerpts from the official posting

The Head of Philanthropy will lead this next phase of individual and family giving. This role is about more than closing gifts. It is about building trusted relationships with donors who share PATH's commitment to health equity, while helping shape a philanthropy function that is relationship-centered, strategic, and…

Profile

  • 10+ years of progressive experience in major gifts, principal gifts, or high-net-worth fundraising, with a record of leading transformational asks and closing multiple…
  • A strong record of building or significantly strengthening a development function, including team leadership, systems improvement, and culture-setting.
  • Fluency in the individual and family philanthropy landscape, including family offices, donor-advised funds, legacy giving structures, and impact-oriented giving.

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