A Grant Writer

The Sderot Foundation seeks a Grant Writer

The grants writer will work with the Foundation’s team to implement the full grant cycle in English.

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Job Status: Part-time (70%); the position is a hybrid one (the organization’s offices are in Sderot). Salary range: 13,000 – 14,000

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Reporting to the Head of Development, the grant writer will develop donor-ready materials, including proposals, reports and budgets in English.

As the Sderot Foundation’s Grants Writer, You Get To:

•       Write grant proposals and reports, ensuring they are well-written, impact-driven, and tell a compelling story;

•       Draft correspondence, LOIs, and other supporting documents adapting to the needs of each donor and prospect;

•       Work with the Foundation staff to capture relevant data that informs grant reports and other development material;

•       Prepare detailed and accurate budgets to accompany all relevant donor-driven narratives.

This Job Is For You If You:

·      Have demonstrated success in writing successful grants, reports and the full gamut of written donor communications;

·      Have faultless English and impeccable writing skills;

·      Are fluent in Hebrew;

·      Have proven experience preparing detailed budgets on Excel spreadsheets;

·      Can complete projects with exceptional attention to detail and efficiency;

·      Are action-oriented and flexible, and are able to work independently as well as to collaborate with colleagues;

·      Are personable, motivated, and a team player;

·      Can multi-task and prioritize, and are a quick learner;

·      Are detail-oriented, organized, enthusiastic, and energetic;

·      Are ethical and able to model high personal and professional standards.

About The Sderot Foundation

The Sderot Foundation provides resources for a host of specially-designed initiatives, both programmatic and capital, that affect the lives of the people of Sderot. Serving a resilient community in Israel’s socio economic periphery, every project helps alleviate the day-to-day challenges they face and the long-term traumas they struggle with.