Director of Development
Full-time, exempt, $65,000-75,000 with benefits
The Director of Development will lead Trailnet’s fundraising strategy to build a reliable base of resources to improve walking, biking, and public transit in the St. Louis region.
This role oversees a six-figure fundraising portfolio — including individual donors and members, corporate sponsorships, and foundation and corporate grants — as part of a broader, stable organizational revenue structure that also includes government grants, events, fee-for-service work, and other earned income.
Fundraising is a team sport, and our Director of Development is the team captain, coordinating efforts across development, communications, program, and leadership teams to meet revenue goals.
The ideal candidate will be an experienced fundraiser (3+ years) with a detail-driven, collaborative approach who applies strong organizational systems, compelling and compassionate communication skills, and an intrinsic sense of ownership to manage competing demands without sacrificing quality.
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Email hr@trailnet.org with a resume and cover letter by June 30, 2026.
Community Outreach & Evaluation Intern
Part-time, non-exempt position with compensation of $20/hour for 20 hours per week from June 22 to Aug. 28.
Trailnet is seeking a motivated and community-centered Summer Intern to support outreach and partnership activities connected to the CDC-funded REACH (Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health) initiative and the Empowered Thriving Communities (ETC) collaborative. REACH works to advance health equity in St. Louis Promise Zone communities by improving access to healthy food, safe places for physical activity, and community-driven health resources.
This internship is ideal for someone passionate about community wellbeing, relationship-building, and grassroots engagement. The intern will support Trailnet’s work connecting residents, community organizations, and ETC partners through outreach, events, engagement activities, and collaborative projects focused on active living, food access, and neighborhood health.