Hosted by: NSPCC
As a Fundraising Event Organiser, you will be responsible to putting on a minimum of two events in your local area to help raise awareness and funds for the crucial work we do at the NSPCC.
You can use your personal passions and interests to set up any event that interests you (within reason). This could be a challenge event – like a sunrise walk, a monthly club – like a running or book club or anything else. The flexibility is really there – if you are struggling with ideas, a Community Fundraising Manager will be there to help you along the way!
This role offers a unique opportunity to turn your passion or interest into something that helps fund the fight to end cruelty to children.
Main Duties and Responsibilities:
-Organize and manage fundraising events in your local area, such as charity challenges, social clubs, or awareness campaigns.
-Use your creativity to design events that engage your community and align with your personal interests, whether it's a sunrise walk, a running or book club, or any other fun and impactful activity.
-Promote NSPCC’s mission and work, educating your community on the importance of protecting children and supporting the fight to end cruelty to children.
-Collaborate with the NSPCC fundraising team for guidance, resources, and support to ensure your event's success.
-Foster relationships within your local community to encourage long-term support for NSPCC's cause.
Days required: Mon AM, Mon PM, Mon EVE, Tues AM, Tues PM, Tues EVE, Weds AM, Weds PM, Weds EVE, Thur AM, Thur PM, Thur EVE, Fri AM, Fri PM, Fri EVE, Sat AM, Sat PM, Sat EVE, Sun AM, Sun PM, Sun EVE
How many volunteers are needed:
Unlimited
Recruitment process:
Once you have shared your interest the local Community Fundraising Manager, Abi Baker will reach out to arrange an initial meeting and get the ball rolling.
Skills and quaifications:
Passion for the Cause: A genuine interest in the NSPCC’s mission to end cruelty to children and a commitment to raising awareness in your community.
Event Planning and Organization: Ability to plan, coordinate, and manage community events, ensuring they run smoothly and are enjoyable for participants.
Communication Skills: Strong verbal and written communication skills to promote your events, engage with potential participants, and build relationships with local supporters.
Creativity: A willingness to think outside the box and come up with fun and innovative fundraising ideas that will attract attention and inspire others to get involved.
Leadership and Teamwork: Ability to lead your own projects while working collaboratively with the NSPCC team and local supporters.
Time Management: Effective time management skills to balance your volunteering responsibilities with other commitments and ensure deadlines are met.
Adaptability: Flexibility to handle various tasks and adapt to changes or challenges that may arise during the planning or execution of events.
Basic Marketing and Promotion: Familiarity with social media or other promotional methods to spread the word about your events and drive participation.
Suitable for specific groups: BME, Carers, Disabled (learning), Disabled (physical), Employee volunteering, Ex-offenders, Event volunteers, LGBTQ+, Long term health condition, Older people, Refugees and asylum seekers, Substance misuse, Unemployed
Gender restrictions?: No
Type of activity: Community Work, Entertainment, Fundraising, Local events
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