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The West Virginia Land Trust protects special pieces of land FOREVER. 5,000 acres of land vanish each day in the United States. Join with us to assure future generations know the scenic beauty of our beloved mountain state. If you won’t help us protect special places in West Virginia, who will?

Director of Development and Communications Position Available
The West Virginia Land Trust, a statewide non-profit conservation organization, has created a new position for a Director of Development and Communications. The ambitious mandate for this position is to create a sustainable funding base for WVLT’s land protection efforts within four years, starting from the ground up. The successful candidate will have at least five years’ experience in development work, a broad background in fundraising with a demonstrable record of success, strong organizational skills, the ability to both design and implement fundraising strategies, and familiarity with West Virginia philanthropy. The position reports to the Executive Director and is supported by a Manager of Outreach and Communications. WVLT has offices in Charleston and Morgantown. Application review begins April 22, and will continue until the position is filled. Click here for a full copy of the job description.

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