Now Hiring: Manager of Advancement & Communications
McKoy Dance Project (MDP) is seeking a Manager of Advancement & Communications to support the organization’s fundraising, donor engagement, and advancement communications during an important phase of growth.
This role is central to MDP’s sustainability and works closely with Artistic Director & CEO Derick McKoy, Jr. to expand institutional funding, individual giving, and sponsorship support. The position also oversees key communications tied to fundraising and events, including e-blasts and quarterly newsletters.
This role is ideal for a self-directed advancement professional who is excited to grow with a mission-driven arts organization and help build systems that support artists and community impact.
Position Details
• Part-time, paid position
• $25/hour
• Minimum 5 hours/week
• Typically 8–10 hours/week
• Up to 15 hours/week during intensive periods (events, major deadlines, programs)
Primary Responsibilities Include:
• Grant research, writing, reporting, and renewals
• Individual donor cultivation and stewardship
• Corporate sponsorship and partnership research
• Fundraising and event communications (e-blasts, newsletters)
• Advancement tracking, reporting, and systems support
MDP is a contemporary dance company and service organization dedicated to breaking down barriers to access in the arts, centering BIPOC and queer voices through performance, education, and community-based initiatives.
BIPOC and LGBTQ+ candidates are strongly encouraged to apply.
👉 Full role description PDF and application instructions are available below.
Applications are due by March 12, 2026. Please complete the Google Form linked below. In lieu of a cover letter you’ll be asked to answer a series of questions, which include providing a statement of interest.
Access & Prioritization: MDP is an anti-oppressive, anti-racist organization. We especially encourage applications from individuals who identify as Black, Indigenous, People of Color, LGBTQ+, disabled, or from communities historically underrepresented in the performing arts. Your voice and lived experience are not only welcomed—they are valued.
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