Lead Fundraiser (not grant specific) to raise visibility and funding for a small charity in Western Kenya.

Lead Fundraiser (not grant specific) to raise visibility and funding for a small charity in Western Kenya.

Ongoing role
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At a glance

Skills

  • Public relations
  • Fundraising events

Where

Salisbury, SP1 3LJ
Mainly at the office
Travel limit? Travelling will be involved in and around your location

Time

Either in or out of office hours Estimate of time needed:
7-15 hours / week
Hours of work are flexible but Pursue requires a minimum of 10 hours a week over week days/weekends and evenings.

Deadline

28 Feb 2025

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Welcome to Reach Volunteering. We are a community and registered charity that connects people, skills and good causes.

To apply for this role, and any other on our platform, you need to be based in the UK, have at least three years of experience using the skills you wish to volunteer in a professional capacity or have lived experience (for trustee roles). Read more about our criteria.

We need a UK fundraising lead, not grant specific, to help Pursue increase visibility and attract new supporters. Pursue is a small charity, in Western Kenya, serving rural schools to ensure that every child receives a quality education. 

What will you be doing?

We would like somebody with fundraising experience, ample time and the ability to work autonomously, to visit churches, schools and corporate organisations and share about Pursues work to bring on board new donors. We would also like them to be responsible for organising regular specific fundraisers (eg: cake sales/ marathons/ quiz nights/ school events, etc). 

The role will be part of the Grants Committee, and is the only one of its kind, so the person must be willing to travel to venues and do presentations alone.

What are we looking for?

Ideally you will:

* have at least 3 years experience of fundraising in some capacity.

* have a good knowledge of the charity sector.

* possess excellent interpersonal and organisational skills.

* have the ability to collate and present information aimed at securing donors/funding.

* be a team player and work independently.

What difference will you make?

Pursue Kenya is almost entirely dependant on funding from the UK. This role will not only help secure longevity of our work but hopefully also help us see growth as we secure funds to increase and add projects.

Causes
  • International development
  • Poverty relief
  • Organisation type: 
    Charity

    Purrsue offers vulnerable people and communities in rural Kenya support and practical solutions to develop their physical, emotional and economic wellbeing. We equip communities and schools with...