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This role will focus on managing and supporting grants and tax credit programs tied to historic preservation projects and green energy initiatives. The ideal candidate thrives in a collaborative environment, enjoys problem-solving, and is passionate about contributing to sustainability and restoration efforts.
Job Responsibility:
Research and identify grant opportunities at local, state, and federal levels to fund historic preservation and green energy projects
Prepare, submit, and track grant applications while ensuring all required documentation is accurate and up-to-date
Collaborate with external vendors and contractors on solar energy and green upgrade projects by gathering budgets, pricing, and project details
Assist in utilizing historic tax credits and work closely with external firms managing related tax filings
Coordinate with the Building Commission, including architects, engineers, and legal professionals, to align project goals and present updates during monthly meetings
Conduct site visits to assess facilities and ensure compliance with grant requirements, typically 3–5 times per month
Maintain precise financial records for grants, budgets, and project expenditures
Communicate effectively with stakeholders, vendors, and committees regarding project progress, funding opportunities, and compliance needs
Stay updated on emerging grant programs, green energy incentives, and funding avenues for historic preservation
Requirements:
Minimum of 3 years of experience in nonprofit grant research, writing, or grant accounting
Proficient in identifying funding opportunities and conducting independent research online
Familiarity with budgeting, financial tracking, and project accounting processes
Strong communication skills to interact effectively with facility staff, contractors, and committees with a focus on detail
Willingness to learn concepts related to energy efficiency, solar projects, and historic preservation
Highly organized with exceptional attention to detail
Ability to travel locally 3–5 days per month (no overnight travel)
What we offer:
medical, vision, dental, and life and disability insurance