Peninsula Friends of the Library

Peninsula Friends of the Library

Position Available: Development Assistant

The ideal candidate will have experience in nonprofit fundraising and will be responsible for helping to plan, execute events and assist with program development of the Peninsula Friends of the Library (PFL). The Development Assistant will report to the Director of Development. This is a part-time position, 30 hours per week.

SKILLS:
• Experience with maintaining office records, donor software and proficiency with Microsoft Office.
• Experience working with volunteers.

JOB RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Manage phone, emails, banking and office administration.
• Coordinate or assist with donors, mailings and fundraising special events.
• Maintain donor software database, purchase supplies and maintain filing system.

MANAGEMENT AND COORDINATION:
Manage multiple tasks, timelines and coordinate daily development activities. Prior fundraising experience is required, as well as, excellent communication and organizational skills. Successful candidate will be computer literate and proficient with Excel, Word programs and donor database program. Position requires the ability to work well independently and within a team. Position will require attendance at events and selected committee meetings, maintain donor records and related work as required.

QUALIFICATIONS: Minimum of 2 years of college.

TOTAL COMPENSATION: $27,000 to $33,000 per year, depending on qualifications.

Email resume to janejones-pv@juno.com

Peninsula Friends of the Library is an Equal Opportunity Employer

Peninsula Friends of the Library

Palos Verdes Peninsula, California

For more information about PFL and PVLD, go to www.pvld.org

3/2/10.2

California 25th District Senator Roderick D. Wright honored several local women at a celebratory luncheon on Friday, March 5 at the Proud Bird Restaurant for being “Women of Distinction” in the 25th Senate District.

Each woman was recognized individually by Senator Wright and presented with a Senate Resolution. The women have excelled in every field from education and elected office to community activism and philanthropy. “It is women like these who have made tremendous sacrifices and contributions to our communities throughout history. They are proof that one woman can change the lives of many and make an enormous difference in our neighborhoods,” said Senator Wright.

Shown here are Aileen Hoy (l), the Peninsula Friends of the Library Shop Director and Kathy Gould, the Director of the Peninsula Library District.

Shown here, from left, are Frank Zerunyan, Kay Finer, Aileen Hoy, California 25th District Senator Roderick Wright, Kathy Gould, Elizabeth Griggs, and Mayor of Rolling Hills Estates John Addleman.