Community Fundraiser — Grow Impact with Flexible Hours

NICE - Centre for Movement Disorders; Birmingham; Hybrid; GBP 26,000 - 34,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working arrangements

Hybrid working model

37.5-hour or 30-hour weeks available

Job summary

NICE - Centre for Movement Disorders is seeking a Community Fundraiser to grow income and supporter engagement in a hybrid setup. You’ll work with families, community groups and individual supporters to bring our vision to life through engaging fundraising activities and events.

The role offers flexible hours (30 or 37.5 per week) and a collaborative team environment, with the CEO and Fundraising Manager guiding the impact you’ll create for people living with movement disorders.

Qualifications

• Experience in fundraising and income generation is required.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills are essential.
• Ability to build and maintain relationships with supporters and families.
• Creative mindset with proactive approach to fundraising goals.

Responsibilities

• Generate income through a range of community fundraising activities and events.
• Monitor and report on income, volunteer recruitment and event registrations.
• Build strong relationships with supporters and provide stewardship for long-term engagement.
• Develop and nurture relationships with families, community groups, volunteers, and individual supporters.
• Develop a new challenge events programme.

Skills

Fundraising experience

Income generation

Communication skills

Interpersonal skills

Team collaboration

Creativity

Initiative

Job description

NICE - Centre for Movement Disorders is seeking a Community Fundraiser to grow income and supporter engagement in a hybrid setup. You’ll work with families, community groups and individual supporters to bring our vision to life through engaging fundraising activities and events.

The role offers flexible hours (30 or 37.5 per week) and a collaborative team environment, with the CEO and Fundraising Manager guiding the impact you’ll create for people living with movement disorders.