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The Director of Donor Acquisition (DOA) is a strategic, Kingdom-minded pioneer responsible for spearheading the formation of the New Donor Acquisition department. In this capacity, the DOA ...

The Director of Donor Acquisition (DOA) is a strategic, Kingdom-minded pioneer responsible for spearheading the formation of the New Donor Acquisition department. In this capacity, the DOA ...

What you'll doA Wendy's Crew Member, also called a Team Member, is responsible for providing quality customer service by taking orders, preparing food items, maintaining cleanliness, and ensuring a ...

What you'll doA Wendy's Crew Member, also called a Team Member, is responsible for providing quality customer service by taking orders, preparing food items, maintaining cleanliness, and ensuring a ...

What you'll doA Wendy's Crew Member, also called a Team Member, is responsible for providing quality customer service by taking orders, preparing food items, maintaining cleanliness, and ensuring a ...

What you'll doA Wendy's Crew Member, also called a Team Member, is responsible for providing quality customer service by taking orders, preparing food items, maintaining cleanliness, and ensuring a ...

Buyer I

Houston, TX · On-site

$54K - $74K/yr

Takes ownership and actively maintains proper order processing, inclusive of DoA, GL accuracy, and data entry. * Participates in strategic sourcing decisions to achieve corporate goals and objectives.

Buyer I

Houston, TX · On-site

$54K - $74K/yr

Takes ownership and actively maintains proper order processing, inclusive of DoA, GL accuracy, and data entry. * Participates in strategic sourcing decisions to achieve corporate goals and objectives.

Buyer I

Houston, TX · On-site

$54K - $74K/yr

Takes ownership and actively maintains proper order processing, inclusive of DoA, GL accuracy, and data entry. * Participates in strategic sourcing decisions to achieve corporate goals and objectives.

Head of EPC Biz Planning & Control, VP

Houston, TX · Hybrid

$132K - $169K/yr

Implements improvements to the DoA process to create more efficient business processes. Enterprise Performance Management and Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A) * Lead company-wide business ...

Execute tasks within the Delegation of Authority (DOA) policy. Nice to Have: * 3-5 years experience. Skills: * Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities. * Ability to research and resolve ...

Buyer I

Houston, TX · On-site

$54K - $74K/yr

Takes ownership and actively maintains proper order processing, inclusive of DoA, GL accuracy, and data entry. * Participates in strategic sourcing decisions to achieve corporate goals and objectives.

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As of Sep 7, 2026, the average hourly pay for doa in Texas is $35.97, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $17.33 and $48.41 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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As a Director of Administration, your daily responsibilities often include overseeing office operations, managing administrative staff, developing and monitoring budgets, and ensuring compliance with company policies and procedures. You may also be involved in implementing new workflow systems, facilitating interdepartmental communication, and supporting executive leadership with strategic planning. Collaboration with human resources, finance, and IT teams is common to align and streamline organizational processes. This role is well-suited for individuals who enjoy multifaceted challenges and driving efficiency across various functions of the company.

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A Director of Administration (DoA) should possess strong organizational, leadership, and project management skills, often with a background in business administration or a related field. Familiarity with budgeting software, HR management systems, and relevant certifications such as PMP or SHRM-CP can be highly beneficial. Exceptional communication, adaptability, and conflict resolution abilities are also valuable for managing diverse teams and complex workflows. These competencies ensure effective operations management and create a supportive environment for organizational growth.

Infographic showing various Doa job openings in Texas as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 84% Full Time, 14% Part Time, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 90% Physical, 3% Hybrid, and 7% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $74,811 per year, or $36 per hour.

Director of Donor Acquisition

East-West

Plano, TX • On-site

Full-time

Posted 7 days ago


Job description

Position Summary:

The Director of Donor Acquisition (DOA) is a strategic, Kingdom-minded pioneer responsible for spearheading the formation of the New Donor Acquisition department. In this capacity, the DOA establishes the foundational systems, workflows, and organizational structure needed to scale outreach while upholding East-West’s commitment to intentional, relationship-based stewardship. As a dedicated guide for those new to the ministry, the DOA receives first-time donors and guides them through a discovery process that explicitly connects their initial gift to the Great Commission. In addition to these primary acquisition efforts, the DOA provides caseload support and management for mid-level partners, fostering authentic relationships through prayer, spiritual encouragement, and consistent impact reporting to ensure each partner is well-supported in their journey of biblical generosity.

This position is responsible for playing their part to achieve the bigger mission of East-West and for ensuring that all Donor activities are clearly aligned with East-West Vision, Mission, Values, Statement of Faith, and Biblical principles. As an ambassador of faith in Christ and rooted in Biblical principles, this position will actively minister to EW leadership, staff, partners, and the community in a manner that exhibits Christ-character through personal and corporate spiritual disciplines

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:

  • Intrinsic and overarching duties

    • Steward East-West relationships, donations, and assets, recognizing that all must give an account (Proverbs 16:8; Matthew 25:14-30; Luke 12:41-48)

    • Commit to growing in the knowledge of the Bible and its principles to communicate the same things with the East-West donors and prospects, including the power of the gospel, The Great Commission, and the call to Biblical generosity and Biblical financial principles

    • Engage with the East-West donors and prospects in a loving, kind, and gracious way that honors God and serves others

New Donor Acquisition and Departmental Strategy:

  • Spearhead the development of the New Donor Acquisition department, establishing and departmental systems, workflows, and best practices that allow for a growing volume of donors while maintaining the intentional relationship standard of East-West

  • Design the organizational structure for the future acquisition team; eventually onboard, and lead new team members, fostering a culture of spiritual alignment, professional excellence, and high-touch donor care

  • Receive first-time donors generated from various ads and proactively shepherd them through a discovery process, preparing them for future major gift opportunities through consistent impact reporting and prayerful engagement

  • Design and implement a specialized stewardship track for first-time mid-level donors, ensuring they receive immediate, high-touch engagement that connects their gift to the Great Commission

  • Monitor and report on key performance indicators related to department growth, including donor conversion rates from first-time to recurring status and overall portfolio health

Mid-Level Growth:

Actively and effectively solicit funds for the East-West ministry budget through mid-level donor relationships

  • Regularly meet with donors and prospects for cultivation, encouraging Biblical generosity and solicitation

  • Build authentic relationships with existing mid-level donors, including prayer, sharing personal testimonies of faith in Jesus Christ and service of His kingdom, and encouraging Biblical generosity

  • Regularly minister to and communicate with donors through phone calls, letters, and emails, including sharing the stories and teachings of Christians around the world for furthering ministry and inspiration

  • Establish a foundation for key leadership to form relationships with current and potential major donors

  • Creatively use events, development team, missionary staff, and various forms of communication to increase donor engagement with the organization

  • Prepare proposals, reports, and briefings for the solicitation and stewardship of mid-level donors

Strategic Collaboration

  • Collaborate with the Development Team in identifying, managing, and cultivating individual prospects and donors

  • Actively utilize fundraising database for donor management

  • Maintain Integrity in record keeping in compliance with ECFA standards and Scripture

Education and Experience

  • BA degree or equivalent experience within discipline, highly preferred

  • 5-7 years minimum experience working in a similar role, preferred

  • 5-7 years of ministry/nonprofit experience, preferred

  • Nonprofit development experience required

  • Familiarity with development systems and processes

  • Missions experience desired

  • Uphold a close and growing relationship with Jesus Christ