Charity Fundraiser

Working for Wildlife; Yate Rocks; Hybrid; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Part time

Job summary

An environmental organization in Yate Rocks is seeking passionate individuals to engage the public and promote wildlife conservation. The role offers flexible full or part-time hours, self-employment benefits, and extensive training. Ideal candidates are outgoing and self-motivated, eager to make a positive impact on the environment. A car is essential for site transportation. Join us to make a difference in conservation efforts.

Benefits

Flexible working hours

In-house training and support

All uniform and equipment provided

Qualifications

• Passionate about wildlife and conservation.
• Ability to engage effectively with the public.
• No specific education required, but sales experience is welcome.

Responsibilities

• Engage with the public to promote nature and wildlife conservation.
• Attend various venues to gather support for environmental initiatives.
• Transport materials to different sites.

Skills

Outgoing personality

Self-motivated

Effective public engagement

Job description

Do you share our passion for wildlife, nature, conservation and the environment? If so, we want to hear from you.

Who are we? We are Working for Wildlife, the UK’s premier environmental and wildlife membership provider. We have over 20 years' experience providing first class service and results to our clients, who include the Woodland Trust, WWF, Greenpeace, Plantlife and the Ramblers.

What do we require? We are looking for outgoing, determined and self-motivated people from varied backgrounds, who are passionate about the natural world and have the ability to engage effectively with the public.

What do we offer? We offer flexible working hours to fit in with your lifestyle, either full or part time. We offer self-employed with all the advantages that it brings. We offer a highly rewarding pay structure that is second to none. We offer full in-house training with on-going support, as well as all uniform and display equipment.

What do we do? Our recruiters engage with members of the public and persuade them to support nature and wildlife, conservation and the environment. We attend a range of venues such as supermarkets, garden centres, farmers markets and events. All of your sites are approximately within a 60-mile radius from where you live. A car is crucial for the transport of materials.

What to do next? Please send your CV and a brief outline of yourself and why you would like to work with Working for Wildlife. Sales personnel are welcome but not essential.