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Executive Director (Part-Time)
Mengo Hospital Partners
Application
Details
Posted: 09-Sep-25
Location: Remote
Type: Part Time
Salary: $50,000-65,000 annually
Categories:
Executive Director/CEO
Salary Details:
Salary dependent on qualifications. Approximately twenty hours of work per week.
Preferred Education:
4 Year Degree
Additional Information:
Hybrid/Remote is allowed.
About MHP
Mengo Hospital Partners (www.mengopartners.org) is a U.S.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to building a Pediatric Center of Excellence at Mengo Hospital in Kampala, Uganda — East Africa’s oldest hospital and a vital private not-for-profit provider.
We are a small, mission-driven team committed to transforming pediatric care in Uganda through collaboration, compassion, and catalytic philanthropy. The need is great in Kampala and across the country of Uganda where over half the population is under the age of 16 and yet there is no full service pediatric care facility in the region.
The Opportunity
The Executive Director will serve as MHP’s primary fundraising and operational leader. This role combines day-to-day management with strategic vision, relationship-building, and donor engagement. The ED will work closely with the Board and Ugandan partners to strengthen resources, expand visibility, and drive growth. We seek a persuasive communicator and proven fundraiser — ideally with experience in Africa — who is entrepreneurial, relationship-oriented, and motivated to make lasting impact.
Key Responsibilities
Fundraising & Development (Top Priority)
Lead donor identification, cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship with Board support.
Set and achieve fundraising targets in collaboration with the Board.
Grow annual giving campaigns and donor networks.
Produce donor communications (proposals, thank-you notes, reports, campaigns).
Plan and execute fundraising events, donor briefings, and gatherings.
Pursue foundation and institutional grants.
Maintain donor databases and giving platforms.
Build connections with the Ugandan diaspora and Africa-focused funders.
Board & Stakeholder Engagement
Partner with the Board Chair and Executive Committee on strategy, vision, and reporting.
Equip Board members to engage their networks effectively.
Serve as liaison with Ugandan clinicians, hospital leaders, and local champions.
Keep the Board informed of developments in Uganda.
Communications & Outreach
Serve as MHP’s public voice and advocate.
Manage website, newsletters, and social media (with support staff).
Represent MHP with donors, foundations, churches, and community groups.
Cultivate relationships with the Ugandan diaspora internationally.
Operations & Finance
Oversee day-to-day operations, budget planning, reporting, and compliance.
Recruit and supervise one part-time support staff.
Maintain organizational systems and workflows.
Report regularly to the Board Chair on fundraising progress.
Qualifications
Required
Demonstrated success in nonprofit fundraising (major gifts, donor cultivation).
Excellent interpersonal and written communication skills.
Strong organizational and project management ability.
3–5+ years of nonprofit leadership or equivalent responsibility.
Proficiency with digital communication and donor management tools.
Preferred
Experience in international development or global health, particularly in Africa.
Grant writing and foundation relationship management.
Familiarity with East Africa, healthcare, or construction projects.
Attributes
Passion for children’s health and global equity.
Cross-cultural sensitivity and empathy.
Flexibility to work across time zones.
Ability to travel to Uganda once or twice per year.
The mission of MHP is to support the sustainability and growth of Mengo Hospital, Kampala, Uganda. For the last 40 years, members of our board have worked with the doctors and nurses of Mengo to build a dental clinic, water treatment tools, housing and other essential services. The initial work happened through the outreach program at Christ Church, Alexandria, Virginia. As the needs and opportunities grew, MHP was established to focus on larger campaigns for child health and sustainability issues.
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