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Break addiction, provide safety, hope, & opportunity to vulnerable youthCultivate & grow philanthropic relationships fostering a culture of generosityFull-time | Sydney based | Blended WFH flexibility | Small supportive team The RoleAs the Philanthropy Manager, you will play a vital role in advancing the mission of the Foundation by cultivating and stewarding meaningful philanthropic relationships. You will work closely with the General Manager and the fundraising team to develop the strategy and deliver results to increase major giving, bequests, and funding from grants, trusts, foundations, and high-net-worth individuals, ensuring the sustainability and growth of impactful programs supporting vulnerable young people.Additionally, you will:Develop key relationships through moves management and implement a solid acquisition plan Engage with donors at events and through face-to-face meetings Create meaningful donor journeys and acknowledgments Manage key partner and stakeholder relationships Provide reports on impact and outcomes Skills RequiredYou have experience in relationship-based fundraising, development, sponsorship, or sales with experience in writing funding proposals and grant applications. You are motivated to achieve success with a can-do attitude and genuine interest in the philanthropic sector and can make sound decisions, and manage projects and CRM systems.Your skills and experience will include;Robust multi-tasking, planning, and creativity skills Strong understanding of prospect research and social impact measurements Ability to produce impactful proposals and donor communication High-level emotional intelligence, interpersonal communication, and negotiation skillsThe OrganisationSir David Martin Foundation is a 30-year-old family foundation, helping young people in crisis. The Foundation is the major funder of Mission Australia's Triple Care Farm, a unique, holistic treatment centre that each year gives over 200 vulnerable young Australians, aged 16-24, a safe place to get well and prepare for new opportunities.The Foundation has raised over $70M since 1990 through fundraising and philanthropy, enabling best practice models of treatment for youth drug and alcohol addiction.Benefits & CultureFlexible working conditions including work from home provisions Collegial, supportive, and work life balance friendly environment Access to professional development opportunities