Mennonite Economic Development Associates (MEDA) invites applications for a Philanthropy & Public Engagement Coordinator to join our dedicated and talented team in our mission to create business solutions to poverty!
MEDA’s work is built on a foundation of Mennonite business roots and faith-based values, within the global context of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. We believe business solutions are effective interventions to address poverty. Through a market-systems approach and strategic partnerships, MEDA enables access to finance and provides business and technical expertise to build transformative agri-food market systems that create decent jobs, allowing traditionally excluded groups to become active participants in a sustainable economy. MEDA welcomes all who share our values and want to join us in our mission. To find out more about MEDA, please visit our website at www.meda.org.
POSITION SUMMARY
The Philanthropy & Public Engagement Coordinator is responsible for supporting donor member and public engagement activities including event coordination, communications support, content preparation, and administrative tasks. The role enables effective stewardship, engagement, and operational coordination across the Philanthropy & Public Engagement team and is responsible for US donation deposits. Occasional travel may be required.
Job Status: Full-Time
Start Date: August 2026
Location(s): Hybrid, Lancaster, Pennsylvania
MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE:
Donor & Public Engagement Support - 30%
Philanthropy Operations & Financial Administration – 15%
Communications & Content Support – 20%
Data, Systems & Reporting Support – 15%
General Administrative & Team Support – 20%
REQUIREMENTS
Education: Bachelor’s degree in administration, communications, philanthropy, fundraising or public engagement
Experience: 1-3 years in an administrative role
Technical Expertise: Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite, experience working with databases (donor, financial)
ADDITIONAL QUALIFICATIONS INCLUDE:
APPLICATION DEADLINE: July 19, 2026 @ 4:00 pm EST.
MEDA welcomes and encourages applications from all genders, backgrounds, religions, cultures, nationalities and abilities.
Accommodations are available on request for candidates with disabilities taking part in the selection process.
MEDA is not in a position to sponsor or assist candidates in obtaining work permits. Employees are required to establish that they will be able to work legally in the country the role is in, during the course of employment.
MEDA does not use AI for screening, assessing or selecting applicants.