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We are looking for a self-starter who thrives in fast-paced, entrepreneurial environments. They
will take initiative and embrace the opportunity to try, learn, and adapt in real time. The Director
of Development will be responsible for raising $2M for Life Science Cares Bay Area (LSCBA) with an eye towards growing revenue year over year. With a strong foundation of local support and a broad, engaged network in the life sciences sector, LSCBA is well-positioned for continued growth and
deepened impact. The Director will engage with a wide range of stakeholders from CEOs and industry leaders to volunteers and board members and will play a pivotal role in shaping LSCBA’s fundraising strategy, visibility, and long-term sustainability.

We have engaged Koya Partners for this search. Please see the full job posting and apply here.

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This year’s Life Sciences Cares Bay Area cohort of grantees includes ALAS, Biotech Partners, Breakthrough SF, First Tee, Girls Crushing It, GLIDE, Hack the Hood, HealthRight360, Larkin Street Youth Services, Mental Health Association of San Mateo, North Marin Community Services, PIE Fest, Scientific Adventures for Girls and Upward Scholars. All 14 partners are receiving renewal grants in 2024 from Life Science Cares Bay Area.

“This year has been a year of economic turmoil for many of our partners, corporate and nonprofits alike,” said Aisha Baro, Executive Director, Life Science Cares Bay Area. “This is the exact right time to press the pedal on our grant-giving. More than ever, our nonprofit partners need us, and we have maintained our ambitious goal of increasing our support in the community.”

Life Science Cares Bay Area is in a unique position as both a fundraising and grantmaking organization. The team hopes to meet its fundraising goals for 2024 so it can give out up to an additional $500,000 in 2024 for a total of $1.3 million in grants in 2024 and continue its year-over-year expansion in its grant-giving.

Life Science Cares expanded to the Bay Area in 2021, joining affiliates in San Diego and Philadelphia as well as the Greater Boston Life Science Cares flagship. Since its inception in 2016, Life Science Cares has been on a mission to leverage the intellectual, financial, and human capital of the life sciences industry to reduce the effects of poverty in local communities. The organization’s success reflects its ability to connect the capable and resourceful leaders and employees of local life science and affiliated companies with local communities of need to address the critical issues of ​survival, education, and economic sustainability​.

“Our most impactful partnerships identify challenges or needs and find resources within the life science industry to overcome those challenges,” said Mark McClung who chairs Life Science Cares Bay Area’s partnerships committee “Today’s cohort of partner organizations brings an impressive track record of success in providing effective and efficient resources and relief to our Bay Area neighbors impacted by poverty.”

Life Science Cares leverages the power of the life science industry to solve one of our most intractable social issues—poverty. Currently operating in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, San Diego and the San Francisco Bay Area, Life Science Cares is a turnkey CSR program for the life science industry and a model through which other professional industries can leverage their time, talent and treasure to make a lasting impact. Learn more and get involved at https://lifesciencecares.org/.

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About Life Science Cares:

Life Science Cares is a collective effort to activate the financial and human capital of the life sciences industry – and partner with nonprofits – to disrupt the cycle of poverty and inequality in our communities. The organization helps solve societal problems through active caring, combining grants with supportive services such as volunteerism, thought leadership, and industry expertise. Since launching in Boston in 2016, the organization has generated substantial grants, gifts, education, leadership interaction, and community engagement. For more information, please visit https://lifesciencecares.org/. 

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