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Truancy Intervention Georgia
We’re looking for a Development Director to help lead TIP into its next chapter! ​This important role will help us work
Truancy Intervention GeorgiaFebruary 25, 2026

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We’re looking for a Development Director to help lead TIP into its next chapter!

​This important role will help us work toward ending chronic absenteeism in Georgia by leading fundraising, building partnerships, and managing communications. ​You’ll join a small-but-mighty team backed by a 35-year legacy and passionate community, with the autonomy to lead and the support to succeed. ​👉 Learn more and apply now at the link in our bio. ​Know someone who would thrive in this role? Please share! 📣
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