RMA - The Royal Marines Charity
Digital Fundraising and Content Officer

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Digital Fundraising & Content Officer
At RMA - The Royal Marines Charity, we're looking for a talented Digital Fundraising & Content Officer to help us create compelling content, grow supporter engagement and raise funds for the Royal Marines family.
This is a hands-on, creative role for someone who loves producing content that makes an impact.
One day you could be filming a supporter story, the next designing campaign graphics, editing reels, developing a digital fundraising campaign or capturing the atmosphere at one of our fundraising events.
📍 CTCRM, Lympstone / Hybrid
⏰ Part-time (3-4 days per week)
💷 £30,000 FTE
📄 Permanent
What you’ll do
- Design engaging graphics and materials for social media, fundraising campaigns, events and supporter communications.
- Plan, film and edit videos, including reels, interviews, supporter stories and event coverage.
- Capture photography and video at fundraising events and other charity activities.
- Support the development and delivery of digital fundraising campaigns, including online appeals and virtual challenges.
- Write engaging copy for social media, emails and website content, with clear calls to action.
- Help plan and schedule content, keeping our channels active, relevant and consistent with our brand.
- Monitor content and campaign performance, using results to improve engagement and fundraising.
- Work sensitively with supporters and beneficiaries, ensuring appropriate consent for photography, filming and storytelling.
- Occasionally attend events outside normal working hours and travel to capture content and support the wider team, including driving the charity van when required.
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We’re looking for someone with:
- Strong design skills and a portfolio of engaging visual content.
- Practical experience filming and editing video for social media and other digital channels.
- Confidence using design and editing tools such as Canva, Adobe Creative Cloud, CapCut or equivalent.
- Excellent written communication skills and an eye for a good story.
- An understanding of how content can encourage people to donate, fundraise or get involved.
- Good organisation, attention to detail and the ability to manage competing deadlines.
- A collaborative approach and confidence working with people from different backgrounds.
- A valid driving licence and eligibility to drive the charity van under our insurance policy.
- A positive, can-do approach: you’re proactive, adaptable and willing to pitch in, take ownership and find practical solutions when plans change.
- A collaborative team spirit: you communicate openly, share ideas and support colleagues to get the job done.


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Experience in charity fundraising, digital campaigns, email marketing or website content management would be welcome. However, you don’t need to have worked in a charity before - we’re interested in your skills, creativity and ability to connect with our cause.
Why join us?
Your work will help turn awareness into action, supporting the Royal Marines family when they need us. You’ll have the opportunity to bring fresh ideas, create meaningful content and see the difference your contribution makes. We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds and are happy to discuss reasonable adjustments throughout the recruitment process.
How to apply:
Please send:
- Your CV
- A short covering letter
- Examples of your design and/or video work (where available)
Closing date: Friday 6th November 2026
Interviews: W/B Monday 16th November 2026
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