We're looking for a Fundraising Volunteer to inspire our branch team and play a vital role in supporting millions of parents every year. In this role, you'll be devising and implementing a fundraising plan and organising events.
What you'll be doing:
- Helping the team to raise as much money as possible for local NCT services and the wider work of the charity.
- Analysing team finances to ensure a healthy return on investment (ROI) for each branch fundraising event.
- Being a positive and motivational organiser and delegator, empowering your fellow volunteers.
- Maintaining an overview of the team's income from various sources, including grants, events, and commercial support.
Time Commitment
This is a flexible role designed to fit around your existing commitments. You could volunteer with as little as 2 hours per week, though the exact time commitment will depend on the frequency and duration of your events
What can you expect from us?
When you join the NCT family, you'll receive:
- A rewarding volunteer experience where you'll meet new people and develop valuable skills.
- Excellent support from experienced volunteers and our dedicated Volunteering Team.
- Access to an online platform packed with all the tools, resources, and training you'll need.
- Expenses paid in line with our expenses policy.
- A commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion in everything we do.
- Most importantly, the chance to make a real and lasting difference to parents in your local community!
If you're ready to use your creativity and organisational skills to generate vital funds and help us continue our essential work, we'd love to hear from you!
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