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Director of Corporate and Community Partnerships

SUMMARY: The Director of Corporate and Community Partnerships is responsible for identifying, developing, and managing strategic corporate partnerships that drive $200,000+ in revenue generation, increase visibility, and align with Angel Foundation’s™ mission. This role cultivates potential partners, negotiates agreements, builds relationships, and ensures partnerships deliver measurable value. The Director will serve as a liaison for existing partners, pursue new client opportunities, and demonstrate internal team leadership that demonstrates an entrepreneurial, collaborative, and results-oriented approach to advancing Angel Foundation’s™ corporate engagement and stewardship goals. 

1155 Centre Pointe Dr, Ste 7, Mendota Heights, MN, 55120

Full-time

$75,000-$80,000

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Program Coordinator - Duluth

SUMMARY: This role is at the heart of our mission to support adults with cancer and their families. You’ll be the first friendly voice many patients hear—providing phone support, compassionate resource navigation. You’ll serve as the main connection point for all Angel Foundation™ programs in St. Louis County. You'll lead the planning of our Making Memories events in St, Louis County, creating joyful moments for families facing cancer. In addition, you’ll provide vital administrative and program support across our core services, including Angel Packs™, volunteer engagement, Emergency Financial Assistance, Financial Cancer Care, and Adult and Family Programming.

Fully Remote

Full Time (40 hours/week)

$45,000

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Financial Cancer Care Manager

The Financial Cancer Care Program Manager is responsible for providing program management for an innovative program, Financial Cancer Care (FCC), FCC works to help cancer patients, and their families tackle the financial toxicity a cancer diagnosis often brings. The Program Manager works with oncology healthcare professionals in identifying patients, facilitates a monthly workshop on financial planning, and manages a cadre of Pro Bono Certified Financial Planner volunteers. The ideal candidate is resource driven and passionate about reducing cancer-related financial toxicity for oncology patients and helping patients find the resources they need to cope with their diagnosis.

1155 Centre Pointe Dr, Ste 7, Mendota Heights, MN, 55120

Full Time

3 years program delivery experience

$57,000-$60,000

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Our Culture

At Angel Foundation™, every day starts with “How can I help?” We are a people-first organization centered on support and collaboration, both in our office and through our services. We are passionate about helping each other and the local cancer community.

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Our Benefits

  • Employer-sponsored medical, dental, and vision insurance

  • Employer-paid Group Basic Life/ADD, LTD, and STD

  • 401(k) with company match

  • PTO: four (4) weeks/0-2 years of full-time employment

  • 48 hours of Earned Sick and Safe Time (ESST)

  • Holidays: 11 paid and up to four (4) floating holidays

  • Professional development stipend

  • Employee assistance program

The Lives We Touch

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Thank you again for the Gopher tickets! It was such a great game and a fun experience for our family. So much of the focus has been on me dealing with my cancer diagnosis and treatment, but my husband has taken care of me and kept our family functioning. Today, you helped fill his cup. I loved seeing him smile. Thank you!

– Adult & Family Programs Participant

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These Making Memories events are so helpful to families going through cancer. They provide amazing opportunities for us to get out, live life, and forget about cancer for a few hours.

– Adult & Family Programs Participant

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The Making Memories program has motivated me and my family to prioritize making memories together, even when I'm not feeling well. We are so grateful not to have to worry about financial concerns of social outings when so much else is uncertain.

– Adult & Family Programs Participant

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Cancer can be all-consuming when you are feeling overwhelmed by nausea and fatigue. The Making Memories events allow for low-key family time and a chance to connect with others who are in the same situation. Thank you!

– Adult & Family Programs Participant

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