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Life In Abundance UK is seeking a Partnerships & Fundraising Lead to identify funding opportunities, open doors and build enduring collaborations. You will work closely with the Executive Director to develop our fundraising portfolio and secure multi-year support for our mission.
This home-based role involves occasional UK travel and may require international visits and mission trips as needed. A proven track record in securing funds and managing donor relationships is essential.
Partnerships & Fundraising Lead
Life In Abundance UK (LIA-UK)
Salary: Up to £30,000 per annum, depending on experience
Hours: Full-time, 35 hours per week
Contract: Initial 12-month fixed-term appointment, with the possibility of renewal
Location: Home-based, with occasional UK travel and support for international visits and mission trips as required
Reports to: Executive Director
Life In Abundance UK is a Christian international development charity committed to enabling families and communities across Africa and the Caribbean to move from poverty towards lasting flourishing. We work through local churches and community-based organisations, equipping communities to lead sustainable transformation. As the UK Ministry Support Office, LIA-UK mobilises prayer, people, partnerships and resources to advance this mission.
We are seeking an accomplished, enterprising and relationship-focused fundraising professional to identify opportunities, open doors, secure funding and build enduring partnerships. You will take substantial ownership of developing our fundraising and partnership portfolio, working closely with the Executive Director and colleagues across the wider Life In Abundance Partnership. This is an active fundraising role with considerable scope for initiative, judgement and impact.
You will be an accomplished fundraiser with a demonstrable record of achievement. Around five years’ relevant fundraising, partnership-development or income-generation experience is desirable, but this is a guide rather than an absolute threshold.
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