Fundraising Consultant Opportunity with The Period Pills Project | $100/Hour Contract Role (Fall 2026)

Are you an experienced fundraiser or development professional passionate about reproductive justice and innovative healthcare access? The Period Pills Project is seeking a Fundraising Consultant for a short-term contract in Fall 2026 to support donor engagement, relationship-building, and strategic fundraising efforts.
This flexible consulting opportunity offers professionals the chance to contribute to a growing reproductive health initiative while designing and executing high-impact donor events that expand awareness and funding for period pills.
About The Period Pills Project
The Period Pills Project is a reproductive justice initiative focused on expanding access to fertility control options that support bodily autonomy and reproductive freedom. The project works to increase awareness and availability of “period pills”—a method that allows individuals to take medication when their menstrual cycle is late, without confirming pregnancy.
These medications, including mifepristone and misoprostol, can induce bleeding and end an early pregnancy. The initiative aims to broaden access to these options through research, education, advocacy, coalition-building, and provider engagement.
Since 2018, the project has collaborated with leading reproductive health organizations, clinicians, and advocacy groups to advance clinical guidance and expand public understanding of reproductive healthcare alternatives.
As the organization grows, it is investing in new fundraising strategies to support communications, leadership development, coalition work, and research expansion.
A Short-Term, High-Impact Fundraising Role
The Fundraising Consultant role is a short-term contract opportunity designed for professionals with strong donor engagement experience and a commitment to reproductive justice.
Key details include:
- Contract duration: August – October 2026
- Time commitment: 40–80 hours total
- Compensation: $100 per hour
- Focus: Donor engagement events and fundraising strategy
This role is ideal for consultants who want to make a meaningful impact in a concentrated period of time while working closely with a small, collaborative team.
Core Responsibilities of the Fundraising Consultant
The consultant will play a central role in designing and executing two key donor engagement events aimed at expanding financial support and strengthening relationships with funders.
1. Event Planning and Strategy Development
The consultant will work with project leadership to:
- Develop fundraising strategies and event timelines
- Define goals for donor engagement and revenue generation
- Support messaging and positioning for fundraising communications
- Align events with broader organizational fundraising priorities
These planning activities ensure that each event is strategically designed to maximize engagement and impact.
2. Donor Engagement Events
A major component of the role involves coordinating two distinct fundraising events:
- An online funder information session for foundations and institutional donors
- An in-person donor cultivation event for individual supporters and prospective major donors
The consultant will support planning, logistics, communication strategy, and donor experience design for both events.
3. Communication and Relationship Management
Strong donor relationships are at the heart of this role. Responsibilities include:
- Managing invitations and RSVP tracking
- Coordinating donor communications before and after events
- Supporting stewardship and follow-up engagement
- Helping prepare donor-facing materials and presentations
The goal is to ensure a seamless and compelling donor experience that strengthens long-term relationships.
4. Fundraising Materials and Messaging Support
The consultant will also assist in developing:
- Event briefing materials
- Donor communications
- Messaging frameworks that reflect the organization’s mission
- Follow-up content to maintain donor engagement after events
This ensures consistency and clarity in how the project communicates its impact and funding needs.
Who This Role Is Designed For
The ideal candidate is a fundraising or development professional with a strong background in reproductive health, rights, or justice-focused organizations.
Preferred qualifications include:
- Experience in fundraising, donor engagement, or development strategy
- Existing relationships with philanthropic or foundation networks
- Experience organizing donor events such as salons, briefings, or cultivation gatherings
- Strong project management and coordination skills
- Excellent written and verbal communication abilities
- Comfort working in small, collaborative, mission-driven teams
Candidates should also be able to represent emerging reproductive justice initiatives to diverse audiences with clarity and confidence.
Commitment to Reproductive Justice and Collaboration
This opportunity is rooted in a deep commitment to reproductive justice, bodily autonomy, and equitable access to healthcare. The Period Pills Project emphasizes collaboration, intergenerational leadership, and inclusion of communities most impacted by reproductive health inequities.
The team values:
- Autonomy and freedom
- Collaborative decision-making
- Respectful, low-hierarchy working structures
- Leadership development for emerging reproductive justice advocates
- Strong community-centered approaches
Consultants joining this work should be excited about contributing to an evolving and innovative reproductive health initiative.
Compensation and Application Details
This is an independent contractor role with a clear, short-term scope.
- Hourly rate: $100/hour
- Estimated total hours: 40–80
- Application deadline: July 10, 2026
- Start period: August 2026
Applicants are required to submit a resume or CV along with short written responses addressing fundraising experience, interest in reproductive justice, and potential interest in future leadership opportunities within the organization.
Final Thoughts
The Fundraising Consultant role with The Period Pills Project offers a unique opportunity to combine fundraising expertise with meaningful reproductive justice work. By supporting donor engagement events and strengthening philanthropic relationships, the consultant will directly contribute to expanding access to reproductive healthcare options and advancing innovative approaches to fertility control.
For fundraising professionals seeking flexible, high-impact consulting work aligned with social justice values, this role provides both purpose and professional growth within a dynamic and mission-driven environment.
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