Childhood Cancer Society (CCS)
📍 Remote / Hybrid (NJ & FL event opportunities)
⏳ Part-Time | Semester-Based / Flexible
🎓 Ideal for MBA Candidates, Graduate Business Students, and Emerging Leaders
The Role
We are seeking a highly motivated Project Manager to help oversee cross-functional initiatives across fundraising, operations, partnerships, and event execution. This role is ideal for MBA students who want hands-on leadership experience while directly supporting executive-level initiatives.
As a Project Manager, you will work directly with Childhood Cancer Society’s leadership team, including our Founder/CEO and CMO, to improve operational efficiency, manage strategic deliverables, and help scale major initiatives.
Key Responsibilities
Manage and oversee strategic projects across fundraising, donor relations, marketing, and event production
Coordinate timelines, deliverables, and accountability across multiple departments
Build and improve workflows to increase organizational efficiency
Assist in sponsor acquisition strategy and relationship management
Support planning and execution for major fundraising events, including:
(1) Adventure Ted Tees Off Against Childhood Cancer at Trump National Golf Club Colts Neck
(2) Mayor & First Lady of Saddle River’s Benefit Dinner 2026 at Ridgewood Country Club
Work alongside leadership and C-suite team members on growth initiatives
Analyze operational bottlenecks and propose scalable solutions
Lead internal communication systems and project tracking
What You’ll Gain
Direct mentorship from nonprofit executives and senior leadership
Real-world project ownership with measurable impact
Experience in business operations, strategic partnerships, and event management
Exposure to donor psychology, nonprofit scaling, and executive decision-making
Opportunity to build a portfolio of strategic accomplishments
Recommendation letter from CEO, Tommy Head, upon successful completion of management objectives
Currently pursuing an MBA or graduate business degree
Strong interest in operations, consulting, nonprofit leadership, venture strategy, or organizational development
Excellent communication and leadership skills
Highly organized and comfortable managing multiple moving parts
Strong analytical and problem-solving ability
Self-starter with entrepreneurial mindset
Budgeting, forecasting, or operational planning experience a plus
Event planning or partnership management experience is a bonus
At Childhood Cancer Society (CCS), a recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit, we provide essential support to families facing the trials of pediatric cancer. Our origin traces back to a teenager's resolve to amplify family support after his own childhood health challenges. Today, CCS commits to delivering hope, emotional reinforcement, and financial aid to ensure no child endures the journey of cancer treatment alone.
Embodying our ethos of perseverance and optimism is Adventure Ted, our superhero teddy bear and official spokes-bear. He embodies the courage found in adventures, guiding children and families to maintain a positive outlook by embracing his motto: "See the adventure in all that you do." CCS not only strives to alleviate the burden of childhood cancer but also to infuse this challenging journey with a sense of adventure and possibility.