Fundraiser volunteer roles in Birmingham
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Fundraising Volunteer
Every year, RSPCA North West London & South Hertfordshire Branch CIO rescues, cares for and rehomes hundreds of unwanted, stray and abandoned animals.
We also support local pet owners who are struggling to afford essential veterinary treatment, helping animals get the care they need and stay with the people who love them.
We are a local RSPCA branch and we raise our own funds. The money we bring in through donations, grants, gifts in wills and local support makes a real difference to what we can do for animals in our area.
We are looking for a Fundraising Volunteer to help us find new ways to raise money and build support for our work.
This could be a lovely role for someone who has some fundraising experience and would like to use their skills for a cause they care about. You do not need to be an animal welfare expert. What matters most is that you care about animals, enjoy bringing ideas together, and can help us explain clearly why our work needs support.
You don't need to be an expert in everything listed below, but some experience in one or more of these areas would be helpful.
What you will be doing
As a Fundraising Volunteer, you may help with:
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Researching suitable grant-making trusts, foundations and local funding opportunities
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Helping to prepare information for grant applications and funding bids
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Supporting donation appeals for specific projects, such as veterinary care, animal accommodation, equipment or rehoming work
We are looking for someone who has
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Previous fundraising experience
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An interest in animal welfare and the work of the Branch
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Good written communication skills
Time commitment
This is a flexible role and much of it can be done from home.
You are welcome to spend time in our office if you would like to work alongside the team.
Support and guidance
We want our volunteers to feel confident, supported and valued. You will receive guidance from the Branch, along with relevant information, policies and processes to help you carry out the role well.
The wellbeing of our people is important to us. We are committed to safeguarding children, adults at risk and everyone we come into contact with through our work.
What you will gain
By volunteering with us, you will:
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Make a direct difference to the welfare of local animals
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Help secure the funds needed to rescue, treat, rehabilitate and rehome animals
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Support pet owners who are struggling to afford essential veterinary care
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Use your fundraising skills for a cause with local impact
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Gain or build on charity fundraising experience
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Strengthen your CV
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Join a friendly, committed local team
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Help shape the future sustainability of an independent RSPCA branch
Interested?
If you care about animals and would like to use your fundraising skills to help secure vital support for their care, we would love to hear from you.
The client requests no contact from agencies or media sales.
About us
ORCD UK is a new charity, the British arm of ORCD, a humanitarian organisation that has worked across Afghanistan for over a decade, delivering health, food, water, and emergency support. We are in our founding phase, building the fundraising that will let us support families facing one of the world's largest humanitarian crises.
The opportunity
We are looking for a volunteer with fundraising experience to help us execute our fundraising strategy over the next few months. We have a clear plan and a set of campaigns; what we need is for someone share their know-how as we get off the ground.
This is a flexible, online role of a few hours a week, ideal for an experienced fundraiser who wants to use their skills for something meaningful without a heavy time commitment. Whether you are between roles, giving back alongside a career or simply passionate about Afghanistan, we would like to hear from you.
What you might help with
- Helping refine our fundraising campaigns (winter, orphan sponsorship, water, nutrition)
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Support in identifying and securing new funding opportunities and strategic partnerships
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Explore digital fundraising and emerging trends
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Advising on individual giving and crowdfunding/giving platforms
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Guidance on approaching trusts, foundations and institutional funders once we are registered
- Sharing best practice and helping us avoid the common pitfalls of a new charity
About you
- Experience in charity fundraising e.g. across major donors, community, trusts/foundations and/or institutional funders
- A good understanding of the humanitarian funding landscape
- Happy to work remotely and flexibly
- Collaborative and comfortable helping a small team
- A genuine interest in humanitarian work
Please note this is an advisory role. You would not be expected to write or submit funding applications, just to share your know-how and steer us in the right direction.
The client requests no contact from agencies or media sales.
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About The Ootsider CIC
Hi, I’m John, the founder of The Ootsider. We are an West Lothian -based social enterprise on a mission to provide warmth, dignity, and comfort to those experiencing rough sleeping. Using a "buy one, give one" model, the profits from our premium, hand-made in Scotland outdoor robes directly fund the production of our bespoke, weather-proof, sleeping coats which we donate free to rough sleepers across the UK.
To help us scale our impact and protect more people from the harsh elements, we are looking for a superstar Volunteer Grant Writer & Fundraiser to join the team and help us secure vital funding.
Why You’ll Love Volunteering With Us
·Ultimate Flexibility: This role is 100% remote. Work from wherever you are comfortable, whenever suits you best.
·Low Time, High Impact: We’re looking for just 8 hours a month (approx. 2 hours a week). It easily fits around a full-time job, studies, or retirement.
·Direct, Tangible Impact: Every successful grant you write translates directly into more sleeping systems manufactured right here in Scotland and delivered to people who need them most. You will see the direct result of your hard work.
What You’ll Be Doing
Working directly with me, you will:
·Research Opportunities: Scout out trusts, foundations, and corporate grants that support homelessness, social enterprise growth, and Scottish community manufacturing.
·Craft Compelling Bids: Take The Ootsider’s proven impact story and weave it into persuasive, professional funding applications.
·Manage the Pipeline: Help keep a simple calendar of upcoming deadlines so we can plan our applications effectively.
What We’re Looking For
·A Passion for the Cause: You care about tackling homelessness and believe in the power of social enterprise.
·Strong Writing Skills: You can write clearly, persuasively, and concisely to meet strict word counts.
·Independence: You are comfortable working on your own initiative, managing your 8 hours a month effectively.
If this sounds like you, then please get in touch.
"Together we can achieve so much more". John
The client requests no contact from agencies or media sales.