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Breakthrough T1D is seeking a proactive Development Coordinator to join our fundraising team in Queensland on a 0.4 FTE basis (15 hours/week across 2–3 days). You will recruit and coordinate community fundraisers, engage donors and volunteers, and help grow fundraising income.
Reporting to the Development Manager QLD, you will plan and deliver signature events, source donations, and optimise local opportunities to drive revenue and awareness while using Salesforce to manage supporter data.
Development Coordinator – QLD | Breakthrough T1D
Be part of something that truly matters.
Breakthrough T1D QLD is looking for a proactive, relationship-driven Development Coordinator to join our passionate fundraising team on a part-time basis (0.4 FTE – 15 hours per week across 2–3 days) and help grow fundraising and engagement across a portfolio of exciting events and campaigns.
Be part of life-changing work in the fight to cure type 1 diabetes
A culture built on accountability, empathy, impact, passion and courage
International footprint with over 50 years serving the type 1 diabetes community
Staff fulfilment and happiness are genuine priorities – we work hard and celebrate wins!
Flexible working arrangements
Summer Fridays and gifted Christmas leave
Fortnightly pay
Part-time hours – 15 hours per week across 2–3 days – perfect for those seeking meaningful work with genuine flexibility
Breakthrough T1D is the world's leading research, advocacy and community support organisation focused on type 1 diabetes. With a global network of passionate individuals across every discipline and industry, our mission is to accelerate life-changing breakthroughs to cure, prevent and treat T1D and its complications.
Reporting to the Development Manager QLD, you'll collaborate with the QLD team to grow fundraising income and community engagement across 15 hours per week. Your key responsibilities will include:
Recruiting and coordinating community fundraisers, donors and volunteers across Breakthrough T1D's portfolio of events and campaigns
Engaging and mobilising key stakeholders to leverage personal and professional networks to raise funds
Connecting with newly diagnosed families to build lasting relationships and future opportunities
Planning and delivering Breakthrough T1D signature fundraising events
Sourcing and securing donations and sponsorships for raffle and auction prizes
Optimising local and regional opportunities to translate supporters' passion into revenue and awareness
Using Salesforce to manage data and deliver excellence in supporter experience
Working collaboratively with the national fundraising team to sustain and grow relationships, events and campaigns
You are a genuine people person with a passion for making a difference. You'll bring:
A genuine enjoyment of building positive, meaningful relationships
Excellent communication skills – clear, confident and empathetic
Strong organisational and prioritisation skills with the ability to manage multiple projects
A data-driven mindset with an innovative approach to identifying revenue opportunities
High emotional intelligence and the ability to connect authentically with all types of people
Strong database skills, preferably Salesforce
Professionalism, discretion and reliability in all aspects of your work
Curiosity and genuine interest in understanding the impact of living with type 1 diabetes
Effective time management with enthusiasm, persistence and tenacity
Experience in fundraising and events will be highly regarded but is not essential – we value the right attitude and genuine passion above all else!
Breakthrough T1D was founded in the US more than 50 years ago, when two mums determined that no family should have to feel the devastation of a type 1 diabetes (T1D) diagnosis as they had with their own children.
They didn’t just want better treatments; they wanted to find a cure. And thus, Breakthrough T1D was born.
At the same time, two mums in Australia shared in that hope. They founded DIABS, which later became The Diabetes Youth Foundation, JDRF Australia, and eventually Breakthrough T1D Australia – an affiliate of Breakthrough T1D in the US.
What began as a dream in family homes across the world has grown into a global organisation dedicated to creating a world without T1D.
Breakthrough T1D was founded in the US more than 50 years ago, when two mums determined that no family should have to feel the devastation of a type 1 diabetes (T1D) diagnosis as they had with their own children.
They didn’t just want better treatments; they wanted to find a cure. And thus, Breakthrough T1D was born.
At the same time, two mums in Australia shared in that hope. They founded DIABS, which later became The Diabetes Youth Foundation, JDRF Australia, and eventually Breakthrough T1D Australia – an affiliate of Breakthrough T1D in the US.
What began as a dream in family homes across the world has grown into a global organisation dedicated to creating a world without T1D.
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