Charity Fundraiser

What is the job?

  • Full or Part time roles available (18 - 30hrs)
  • £30,000 - £60,000 OTE (guaranteed hourly rate of £12.71)
  • Mileage paid
  • Flexible working hours
  • Private Sites and door-to-door roles available
  • Full training and ongoing support given
  • 20 days holiday (pro-rata) plus an extra day off on your birthday
  • Pension scheme

Employed by The Fundraising Partnership, you would be a Fundraiser representing and generating donations on behalf of Alzheimer's Society. Your job will be to have wonderful, genuine passionate conversations with the general public to support The Alzheimer's Society with a small regular donation.

This can be within major retail stores or by talking to local people at their homes knocking door-to-door and asking them to become a regular supporter.

If you decide to work as a charity fundraiser within major retail stores you will be pleased to know that due to our partnerships with outstanding companies that source bookings, you can expect to work in major supermarkets and other premium venues, including shows and events.

Who are we looking for?

You may have worked in sales previously, whether that is Avon, Energy Sales, Catalogue Sales, Direct Sales, Door-to-Door Sales, Field Sales, Broadband Sales or as a Brand Ambassador if this is the case, we would love to hear from you.

Or you might be brand new to this and simply looking for a job that gives back to your local community. Either way, our fundraisers come from all kinds of backgrounds including financial services, teaching, management, retail and many more. Most of our best people are just great conversationalists who in day-to-day life end up talking with people when walking the dog or in a queue.

Applicants must have permanent access to a vehicle, drivers licence, appropriate insurance and MOT.

Who are The Fundraising Partnership?

We are an ethical employer, who are committed to setting new standards and changing the face of face-to-face fundraising. We pride ourselves on putting the charity and their donors first and we realise that our company only succeeds when our fundraisers succeed. As such we respect, value and care for our employees. We only look to recruit recruiting quality, long term donors when the charity benefits and as a by-product, we benefit.

We are proud of the work we do.

We are proud of the values we have.

We are proud of our fundraisers.

Job requirements and details

You will be ethical and take pride in doing a job the right way. You need interpersonal skills, to be a good listener and be able to communicate effectively, however you don't need to be really persuasive or great at making speeches as this isn't a typical sales job.

Most of all you need to have real integrity and self-motivation. We employ good people, treat them well and we trust our people to work to high standards. All types of people from all sorts of backgrounds can be successful at this job.

It is a salaried role, enhanced by a commission with full-time and part-time options. You will need to have a car but will typically be working within 30 minutes of your home, and we'll pay you for your travel.

We work on behalf of a great cause

Dementia is the biggest health and social challenge of our time. There are currently estimated to be 900,000 people in the UK with dementia. Many are undiagnosed and facing the realities of their condition alone. Alzheimer's Society and the help of their supporters are changing that.

Alzheimer's Society give vital support to those who need it most, hold decision-makers to account, and fund groundbreaking research to transform the future for everyone living with dementia.

How you can make a difference

A typical fundraiser will raise more than £400,000 for the charity every year that they work for. So you would be doing a job where after 5 years of work, through your professionalism, integrity, and hard work you could raise more than £2 million for charities that deal, quite literally, in matters of life and death.

If you would like to know what it is like working as a charity fundraiser that visits local people at their homes, here is a short snapshot of a day in the life of a face-to-face fundraiser, who in this example is working on behalf of Derian House Children's hospice.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=P19x_dBjUgU&t=0s

There are many other benefits to this role.

  • This role can offer you genuine work life balance.
  • 3 / 4 / 5 day roles available (18 - 30 hours per week)
  • When successful in the role you can be flexible with the hours you work
  • Compress your hours over 2 weeks to get blocks of days off.
  • Work close to home
  • Comprehensive remote home study training, followed by ongoing support when in the role.
  • Guaranteed hourly rate with bonus for exceeding targets
  • 20 days holiday with an extra day off on your birthday
  • Time off over Christmas
  • Mileage paid
  • Autonomy to manage your own working day, yet support when you need it.

Why not come and see someone doing the job first?

We invite all applicants to come and watch one of our team doing the job in practice before having to make a decision to apply. Why not come and meet us and see what the job is really like? It could be just the role that you have been looking for, even if this had not been on your radar previously.

What to do next

Click here to find out more about what the job is like and arrange to talk with our Recruitment Specialist. You will then have the opportunity to come out and meet one of our team members at work and see what the job is really like.

https://www.thefundraisingpartnership.co.uk/about-4?source=restless

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