Private Grant Manager
Company: Communities in School Nevada
Location: Elko
Posted on: January 20, 2026
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Job Description:
Job Description Job Description Job Purpose/Summary The Private
Grant Manager will be responsible for researching, writing,
submitting, post-award management, and stewarding grant awards
under $120,000. The manager will also be responsible for assisting
the Fundraising teams of the organization in securing the annual
budget total of $4.15 million[KP1] in private grants. Additionally,
this position will provide reporting support and program assistance
for special grant initiatives, including documentation management
and fulfillment of reporting requirements. Duties and
Responsibilities Grant Management Manage portfolio of grants
$120,000 and under as well as assisting with the writing of all
private grants to meet the total annual budget goal of $1.6
million. Write high-quality grant proposal narratives,
applications, and supporting documents. Create and maintain a
calendar of annual grant reporting requirements and regulations,
ensuring compliance through proactive communication with relevant
teams and stakeholders. Coordinate and ensure the timely completion
and submission of all required reports. Provide program level
support for private grants including clearly communicating
timelines, requirements, spend-down plans and overall grant
management needs. This will also include training and technical
assistance for site coordinators and program monitoring.[LK2]
Coordinate, track and document the progress of submitted proposals.
Lead in post-award management of grants $120,000 and under while
also assisting with the reporting for all awarded private grants.
Collaborate with the Public Funding Manager to coordinate financial
reporting support from the Grant Accounting Clerk. Additionally,
ensure program budgets are aligned to prevent overlaps or gaps in
funding across affiliates and schools. Produce programmatic and
fiscal grant reports as requested, ensuring that all reports are
complete, accurate and delivered in a timely manner. Collaborate
with other departments and affiliate leads to develop grant
proposals, ensuring alignment with organizational priorities and
grantor guidelines. Monitor budgets and advise on progress to meet
incremental targets. Gather and interpret data to align with grant
proposals and reporting. Audits Maintain detailed records and
documents for all grants and billing activities to ensure
compliance with grant awards Assist with routine audits and
compliance monitoring of and by grantors. Grant Prospecting and
Stewardship Research and maintain a prospect list and grants
submission calendar for grants $120,000 and under. Support in
prospect research to identify, cultivate and solicit new grants.
Assist with researching grant-making organizations research and fit
analysis to identify likely funding sources for specific projects
and programs. Develop and implement a stewardship plan for current
and potential funders. In collaboration with department and
affiliate leads, actively implement partnership efforts with
grantors. Demonstrate impeccable verbal and written communication
skills across a wide audience of stakeholders. Other Additional
duties as assigned Qualifications and Competencies Qualifications
include: High School Diploma or Equivalent, required. Bachelor’s
degree preferred. A combination of education, training and
experience that demonstrates the ability to perform the duties of
the position will be considered. A minimum of 3-5 years of
experience with grant writing and grant management required. A high
level of computer literacy including familiarity with the Microsoft
Office Suite, particularly Word and Excel required. Proficiency in
Canva, Planner, Box, and/or NetSuite, preferred. Proven track
record of achieving revenue targets and/or a quota. Competencies
include: Candidates must possess an ability to work well under
pressure and the ability to seek and synthesize information and
communicate in a compelling and succinct form. Excellent research,
organizational, and communications skills with demonstrated ability
to write clearly and persuasively. Ability to communicate and
follow effectively in both written and verbal form. Strong
attention to detail and accuracy. Adaptability, teamwork, and
problem-solving skills. Ability to prioritize and juggle multiple
projects in a deadline-driven environment. Sensitivity to needs of
youth and diverse ethnic populations. Work Environment & Physical
Demands Work environment is indoors and climate controlled. May be
exposed to outdoor weather conditions. Moderate noise levels as
found in a business office and classroom setting. Occasional travel
required. Must be able to pass a criminal background check,
possible fingerprinting, and drug screen. Use of own automobile
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