Join us in creating solutions for a stronger Maine coast!
We are committed to helping our islands and coast meet the challenges ahead and working with these communities to build resilience along the Maine coast. This work wouldn’t be possible without a talented staff that brings a wide range of experience, skills, and passion to everything we do. If you are interested in working with us, please see our open positions below and continue to check this site or the Maine Association of Nonprofits Job Board for new opportunities as they become available.
Please refer to each job description for application guidelines and contact Susan Haversat at shaversat@islandinstitute.org with any additional questions.
Major Gifts Officer
Are you passionate about driving meaningful change through philanthropy? Join our dynamic team as a Major Gifts Officer, where your talent for building relationships and inspiring generosity will directly support Island Institute’s mission. In this pivotal role, you’ll cultivate and steward a portfolio of individual donors and family foundations capable of making transformational five-to seven-figure gifts. As a key member of our Philanthropy team, you’ll help shape and implement strategic fundraising initiatives that fuel both our annual goals and long-term vision. If you’re energized by connecting people to purpose and thrive in a collaborative, mission-driven environment, we’d love to hear from you.
View the full job description and apply here.
Senior Community development officer – housing
Our coastal and island communities are facing big housing challenges, and we need a high-impact leader to help solve them. If you’re a master of project management who thrives on collaboration, this is your next move.
We are seeking a Senior Community Development Office (CDO) for Housing to advance our mission of strengthening the capacity of island and coastal communities to navigate complex housing challenges. In this role, you will lead initiatives that expand housing opportunities and empower local partners to drive sustainable development. Working closely with municipalities, regional partners, and community stakeholders, you will develop and implement strategies to increase the supply, affordability, and sustainability of regional housing. The ideal candidate will act as a key advisor to municipal partners – improving housing policies, streamlining development processes, and managing projects from conception to completion.
