CORE Board Member for Resource Development and Partnerships
I. Objective
CORE Group is seeking new board members to help advance its partnership with donors and develop innovative resource development strategies for long-term growth.
II. Background and Context
Since 1997, CORE Group has been at the forefront of advancing community health by fostering collaboration, strengthening local capacity, and scaling innovative solutions. We bring together a diverse network of partners—including faith-based organizations, private sector entities, NGOs, academic institutions, and community-based organizations—to drive sustainable health improvements worldwide, especially maternal and child health and nutrition. Our work focuses on empowering local health systems through training, knowledge sharing, and technical guidance. We develop case studies, conduct research analysis, and create training curricula to equip health practitioners with practical tools for addressing key health challenges. Through specialized monitoring and evaluation training, we help organizations refine their approaches, build capacity, and maximize impact. CORE Group also facilitates cross-sector collaboration to accelerate the adoption of evidence-based strategies, ensuring that proven interventions reach the communities that need them most. By advocating for locally led, community-driven health solutions, we contribute to building resilient health systems that improve maternal, newborn, and child health outcomes on a global scale.
CORE Group’s mission is to improve and expand community health practices for underserved populations, especially women, children, and adolescents, through collaborative action and learning. In addition to its programming work, CORE Group is a membership organization, comprised of 293 individual and organizational members. Many board members work at CORE Group member organizations. For more information, view the CORE Group website: https://coregroup.org/
III. Description of Services and Level of Effort
Specific Skills for this Position
We are seeking a board member with deep fundraising expertise with private sector and family philanthropies, as well as Donor Advised Funds, individual giving, and nonprofit fundraising. He/she will serve as a member of the Resource Development and Partnerships Committee of the board. This committee recommends proactive strategies to raise financial and other resources for the organization. More specifically, this strategy works to a) provide recommendations on CORE Group’s programming efforts as they relate to resourcedevelopment efforts; b) advise the Executive Director and the staff in the development of theorganization’s long-range fundraising strategy; c) ensure active board involvement and commitment to the organization’s fundraising activities including identification of and introduction to potential donors and opportunities; and d) ensure legal and ethical program and fundraising practices are in place.
As an added advantage, we would prefer that this individual have experience in philanthropy, innovative funding models, and bring knowledge of emerging funding trends relevant to international public health, including related to Artificial Intelligence (AI) lab and founder funding priorities.
- To safeguard the financial soundness and integrity of CORE Group.
- Governance and fiduciary responsibility in monitoring the financial performance of the organization relative to the achievement of the goals within the executive parameters and strategy.
- To review existing organizational policies to ensure effectiveness and relevance, offering counsel when appropriate.
- To ensure that the board is well-constituted, prepared, and equipped to carry out its responsibilities.