Marketing & Communications Director

Fort Worth, TX (On-site)

Salary Not AvailableDirector/Executive2+ years expFull time

Posted 5 months ago

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Job Summary

This role leads marketing campaigns and brand efforts across channels for organizational programs and fundraising events. It covers social media, website, email marketing, and media relations, ensuring consistent branding. A nonprofit marketing background, strong communication, and ability to travel to multiple sites are required.

Job Description

Responsibilities

  • Lead the development, implementation, and analysis of marketing campaigns that promote organizational programs, events, and initiatives.
  • Manage social media strategy and content creation, including photography, video, and copywriting.
  • Update and maintain the organization’s website, ensuring content is accurate, timely, and engaging.
  • Manage the email marketing platform, including newsletter creation, audience segmentation, and performance tracking.
  • Ensure consistent branding and messaging across all communications platforms.
  • Plan and execute marketing strategies for fundraising events from concept to completion, including promotional materials, social media, website updates, emails, and committee coordination.
  • Track and analyze marketing performance, providing insights to optimize campaigns.
  • Oversee the creation, design, and distribution of center-level marketing materials (flyers, newsletters, signage, and other collateral) to ensure all content is visually consistent with organizational branding and messaging.
  • Serve as a primary point of contact for media inquiries and provide strategic guidance on public messaging.
  • Participate in occasional evening or weekend events as needed.
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United Community Centers

Serving Fort Worth since 1909, United Community Centers’ mission has remained the same: Guided by Christian Principles, we serve and empower those in need. Today, UCC is focused on building bright futures for our community with knowledge, empowerment, & family strength at our centers in the Polytechnic, Diamond Hill, & Historic Southside neighborhoods of Fort Worth. In addition to safe, affordable care in a nurturing environment, 58% of Pre-K – 7th grade students that receive UCC’s individualized literacy instruction achieve on grade reading levels (compared to 45% state average). This is meaningful to long term success as students who don’t master basic reading skills by 3rd grade are six times more likely to not finish high school. UCC’s family workshops focus on financial literacy, workforce skills, job placement, parent empowerment, and more. UCC’s pantry and center grocery distribution provide groceries to over 24,000 families annually who would otherwise go hungry in our own city.

Founded in 1909
Fort Worth, Texas, USA