Development Coordinator Cover Letter Sample

Updated on: November 8, 2019

Letting a prospective employer know that you have “something to offer” is not a simple thing to do.

But since this is exactly what you have to do if you want to get a Development Coordinator job, you have to be more proactive.

 

Adding your skills and accomplishments is extremely important to get an interview. Your skills can be made obvious from these four sources:

• Inference – through prior education and experience
• Assertion – claiming that you have the skills that the employer wants
• References – others claim that you have the skills that are needed to do a job
• Certification – your skills highlighted through testing and peer evaluation

Keeping all this in mind, let us now take ideas from the development coordinator cover letter sample below:

 

 

See also: Development Coordinator Resume

Development Coordinator Cover Letter Sample

 

Olivia Cooper
(000) 515-9656
olivia@email

November 8, 2019

Ms. Bridget Jones
Manager Human Resources
AmeriCorps
293 N 144th Street
Collinsville, OK 19837

 

Dear Ms. Jones:

With great enthusiasm, I am applying for a Development Coordinator position at AmeriCorps. After reading your job description, I feel positive that my skills match your requirements almost exactly.

As can be seen in the attached resume, I am an expert in combining the development of plans to build capacity and sustainability while providing administrative support to development programs.

My core competencies include:

  • Maintaining sponsor relationships through effective communication.
  • Converting new sponsors into supporters through identification of common goals.
  • Participating in fundraising through prospecting, targeted follow-up, and new lead generation.
  • Recruiting, developing, and training volunteers.

As can be seen above, my skills in general development coordination have been finely honed, and I feel confident that I will readily translate to your environment. The chance to discuss my qualifications as a Development Coordinator would be most welcome. Thank you for your time and consideration, and I look forward to hearing from you soon.

 

Sincerely,

 

Olivia Cooper
(000) 515-9656