What does an assistant prospect researcher do?

An Assistant Prospect Researcher supports fundraising efforts by researching and identifying potential donors for nonprofit organizations or educational institutions. Their duties typically include gathering and analyzing data on individuals, corporations, and foundations to assess their giving capacity and philanthropic interests. They help maintain databases, prepare profiles and reports, and ensure information is accurate and up to date. By providing this valuable information, they assist development teams in making informed decisions and building effective fundraising strategies.