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Grants administrator

United States, Washington Employment contract 75000.00 - 100000.00 USD / Year · Job Posted January 30, 2026
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Our client, a mission-driven organization that seeks to pursue systemic change in the child welfare and educational systems, encourages bipartisan cooperation in government, and supports meaningful connections to Judaism, is looking for a Grants Administrator to manage the U.S. portfolio based out of the Washington, DC office!

Job Responsibility

  • Administering all components of the grant cycle for U.S. grantees
  • managing the grantmaking database
  • developing and maintaining custom dashboards, reports, and analytics
  • tracking spending and budgeting
  • providing technical assistance to grantees
  • developing and maintaining trusting relationships with grantees
  • creating clear, concise, and insightful written materials
  • assisting with event planning and other foundation-wide functions

Requirements

  • 2-5+ years of grants administration experience
  • a bachelors degree is required
  • strong written and verbal communication skills
  • highly organized with a keen attention to detail and timeline for deliverables
  • creative and innovate thinker, passionate about advancing the organization's mission

What we offer

Comprehensive and generous benefits package

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