The Social Change Nest
Fundraiser for Civil Society Organisations

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We’re looking for a Group Fundraiser / Fundraising Consultant to join us at The Social Change Nest. £300/day | Approx. 10 days per month | Contractor role | Start ASAP
This is a hands-on fundraising role working closely with some of the grassroots groups hosted by The Social Change Nest to help them increase their income.
You’ll usually work with just 1–2 groups at a time, giving you the opportunity to provide dedicated, high-quality support while working across a diverse range of movements and causes.
Depending on the needs of each group, your work could include:
- Bid writing and grant applications — identifying opportunities and taking high-quality funding applications from research through to submission.
- Small donor and crowdfunding engagement — analysing previous campaigns, identifying opportunities and re-engaging supporters.
- Major donor cultivation — prospect research, tailored outreach and opening new major donor pipelines.
- Pipeline development — proactively identifying new funding opportunities and maintaining strong systems to track them.
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You’ll be a great fit if you’re a grounded, proactive collaborator who can manage your own time, adapt quickly to different groups and ways of working, build trust with stakeholders, and bring a genuine commitment to social change and equity.


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At The Social Change Nest, we remove the financial and administrative barriers that can prevent communities, grassroots groups and informal movements from accessing funding.
We currently support more than 700 groups across the UK and abroad and, since 2021, have helped groups secure over £50 million in funding.
Read the full job description and apply: https://thesocialchangenest.org/scn-vacancies/group-fundraiser/
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