Join CanKids KidsCan India's Leading Childhood Cancer NGO
Are you passionate about building strategic partnerships and creating meaningful social impact.
CanKids KidsCan is looking for a dynamic Deputy General Manager Resource Mobilization to lead high-impact fundraising initiatives, build long-term corporate partnerships, and mobilize resources that transform the lives of children battling cancer across India.
If you have a strong network in the CSR ecosystem, excel at relationship management, and have a proven track record in fundraising, we'd love to hear from you!
What You'll Do
- Lead Corporate CSR, PSU CSR & Institutional Fundraising.
- Build and nurture relationships with Corporates, Foundations, Trusts & International Donors.
- Develop winning proposals, grant applications, concept notes and donor reports.
- Manage and grow a high-value donor portfolio.
- Drive donor acquisition and retention strategies.
- Plan and execute fundraising campaigns and corporate engagement initiatives.
- Collaborate with internal teams to maximize fundraising opportunities.
- Achieve ambitious fundraising targets while ensuring donor satisfaction.
What We're Looking For
- 58 years of experience in CSR Fundraising, Resource Mobilization,
Corporate Partnerships or Business Development.
- Solid expertise in proposal writing and donor relationship management.
- Proven success in securing CSR partnerships and institutional funding.
- Excellent communication, presentation and negotiation skills.
- Passion for creating social impact through strategic fundraising.
- Willingness to travel (up to 40%).
Opportunity to create nationwide social impact
Work with India's leading childhood cancer NGO
Collaborate with industry leaders and CSR partners
Challenging leadership role with excellent learning opportunities
Inclusive, purpose-driven and collaborative work culture
If you're ready to make a real difference while advancing your fundraising career, apply now and become a part of CanKids KidsCan's mission to ensure every child with cancer has access to care.