Woodlands Hospice
Community Partnerships Manager

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Overview
Do you have an ability to build and develop strong relationships? Are you passionate about making a difference in your community?
We are seeking to employ a Community Partnerships Manager to join the team and be responsible for raising funds from a range of community fundraising sources and activities. Raising awareness of Woodlands Hospice by having a presence within the community. This is a varied role and no two days are the same!
Main Responsibilities
- Work together with another Community Partnership Manager to achieve total community income budget.
- Develop and nurture relationships within the local community to identify ways they could support Woodlands Hospice.
- Coordinate and work within the community, fundraising through activities such as bag packs, bucket collections, and collection boxes.
- Work with Community Partnerships Manager on a calendar of third-party and hospice-organised events, offering support to supporters of the hospice pre and post event.
- Input to a 12-month marketing plan for upcoming events.
- Offer high-level supporter care through nurturing of relationships via face-to-face meetings, regular telephone calls, and emails.
- Ensure accurate updating of supporter database (Donorflex).
- Endeavour to ensure that Woodlands Hospice is the charity of choice for community fundraising.
- Manage your own diary, ensuring effective time management of being out in the community and working on essential planning and administration in the office.
- Develop relationships with volunteers to support attendance at community events.
- Work with Head of Income Generation to seek new avenues for income.
- Undertake any other reasonable duties required by the Head of Income Generation to deliver the hospice business plan.
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Qualifications
- Good standard of education
- Full UK driving licence and access to own car
- Desirable: Fundraising qualification


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Relevant Experience
- Proven track record of achievement and success
- Fundraising experience
- Experience of working with the wider community
- Effective use of IT systems
- Desirable: Experience working with volunteers
- Desirable: Experience working in a charitable organisation
- Desirable: Experience in event organisation
Aptitude, Skills & Abilities
- Excellent networking and relationship-building skills
- Excellent communication skills
- Excellent written communication skills
- Desirable: Knowledge of Donorflex systems
- Desirable: Knowledge of the local area
Personal Attributes
- Proactive, energetic, and trustworthy
- Target-driven and able to work to goals
- Strong team player
- Empathetic and passionate about the work of Woodlands Hospice
Disposition
- Caring and compassionate
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