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Emergency Fundraising Coordinator (Stoke)(Stafford)

Context:

Emergency Fundraising Coordinators are motivated individuals who recruit for and organise fundraising events in their local community to respond to a disaster appeal. You will be responsible for inspiring a team of individuals to organise fundraising events when an emergency occurs so that Oxfam can respond to these humanitarian disasters as soon as possible. This type of fundraising can range from street collections to more elaborate fundraising events; it is entirely down to what motivates you. In this position you can offer as much or as little time as you want, and whatever you choose to do Oxfam will offer support and guidance throughout the entire process.

Frequency: On average just a day or a few hours a month or at times of Emergency. Not a weekly commitment.

Key responsibilities:

  • You will have a vital role in raising funds to support the DEC and Oxfam's emergency response work
  • Help out at large scale local fundraising events. For example street collections or football matches
  • Initiate local fundraising and build connections within your local community, e.g. distribute collection tins in local businesses
  • The opportunity to organise small fundraising events such as coffee mornings and pub quizzes if you wish
  • Work as part of a group of volunteers and be involved with the recruitment and motivation
  • Encourage people within your local community to support Oxfam and the DEC

 

Skills and competencies:

  • Be self motivated
  • Lots of enthusiasm for the cause and for fundraising.
  • Good interpersonal skills
  • Ability to encourage others to get involved

What this role can offer the volunteer:

  • This is your chance to help change the world and make a real difference to people affected by disasters
  • Work as a member of your local community but also as part of the wider Oxfam community
  • The unique opportunity to develop existing skills, build your confidence and gain experience in fundraising
  • A chance to learn more about one of the world's leading charities and to have a voice within Oxfam
  • Enhance your CV
  • Have fun and meet new people

Contact:

Ellie Cady

Tel: 0121 634 3611

Email: ecady@oxfam.org.uk

Application process:

Download and complete the Volunteer Application Form and send to the email address above.

Application deadline:

 31st January 2013

Interview date:

 TBC

Start date:

 ASAP

Regions:

  • Midlands

Interests:

  • Home and community

Work Days:

  • Weekdays

Work Times:

  • Day Time