Campaign Director Executive Profile Presented By Coast Mental Health Foundation is the philanthropic fundraising arm of Coast Mental Health, mobilizing philanthropy to support recovery-oriented mental health care in our communities.

Coast Mental

Health is the largest provider of community-based mental health services in British Columbia and one of Canada’s leading mental health non‑profit organizations.

The Coast Mental Health

Foundation seeks an exceptional, relationship‑driven fundraising leader to serve as Campaign Director, helping shape and advance a bold, multi‑year comprehensive campaign in support of Coast Mental Health’s mission, vision and long‑term community impact. Lead implementation of the campaign plan, ensuring progress against timelines, benchmarks, and fundraising targets. Monitor risks, dependencies, and decision points, escalating issues to the Executive Director as appropriate.

Coordinate, support, and manage the Campaign Cabinet and senior campaign volunteers, ensuring clarity of roles, expectations, accountability, and decision‑making authority. Support the development of the campaign case for support and naming opportunities. Guide the campaign through the quiet phase and prepare for transition to the public phase.

Support cultivation and engagement events with operational support from existing staff. Prepare prospect strategies and briefing materials for volunteer and leadership solicitors. Prepare tailored proposals, campaign materials and stewardship communications.

Maintain accurate donor engagement and campaign activity records through the CRM system. Collaborate with the Prospect Researcher and Foundation team to refine prospect strategy development and relationship management. Collaborate with communications staff to develop donor‑facing campaign materials, including proposals, case statements, and impact reports.





Ensure campaign communications align with the Foundation’s broader fundraising activities. Support a relationship‑based fundraising culture that strengthens long‑term donor engagement. Oversee campaign tracking and reporting systems and ensure accurate donor and campaign records in the CRM system.

Provide dashboards and reporting to support governance and decision‑making. Work closely with Coast Mental Health leadership to ensure campaign messaging reflects the redevelopment project and organizational priorities. Partner with external campaign counsel to support campaign execution and planning for the public phase.

Demonstrated ability to collaborate across fundraising, communications, program, and facilities and operational teams. Strong project management and organizational skills. Exceptional written and verbal communication abilities.

Robust relationship‑building skills with donors, volunteers, community partners and organizational leadership. Demonstrated ability to support and engage leadership volunteers in meaningful fundraising and community engagement activities.

Experience working with donor databases and CRM systems, preferably Raiser’s Edge. Commitment to the mission and values of Coast Mental Health Foundation. Successful completion of a Criminal Records Check required.

This is a full‑time, fixed‑term role supporting the campaign for a 4–6 year period. The Foundation offers a hybrid work arrangement, with flexibility to work remotely depending on operational requirements. The successful candidate must be able to commute to the Foundation’s Vancouver head office, located at 293 East 11th Avenue, for donor meetings and events as required.

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Coast Mental Health Foundation welcomes applications from Indigenous persons, visible minority group members, persons with disabilities, people of all sexual orientations, genders and gender identities, members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, and others with the skills and knowledge to productively engage with diverse communities. #

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