Disability Equals Ability
Fundraiser - Volunteer

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Are you interested in an opportunity to create a meaningful impact by contributing to a small charity.
What difference will you make?
The role of the Fundraisers would be pivotal in obtaining financial resources, guaranteeing long-term viability, establishing meaningful connections, enhancing Disability Equals Ability's presence, and broadening the spectrum of funding streams, with the ultimate goal of profoundly improving the quality of life for individuals with disabilities.
What are we looking for?
- Knowledge of bid writing principles and professional experience with fundraising / bid writing
- Track record of producing high-quality, winning bids
- Self-motivated and disciplined. Ability to manage own workload effectively
- Highly attentive to detail with the ability to analyse and proofread documents effectively
- Ability to use own initiative
- Cultivating a genuine interest in the mission of Disability Equals Ability and a heartfelt passion for championing and empowering individuals with disabilities and neurodiversity
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What will you be doing?
As a Fundraiser, you will:
- Use your existing skills and develop new ones to raise funds to ensure the charity's running expenses are covered
- Draft and submit compelling bids on behalf of Disability Equals Ability
- Work closely with the Trustees and achieve significant and sustainable income
- Enjoy networking and be comfortable discussing finances
- Identify and develop local funding opportunities
- Liaise with potential funders to assess their requirements and develop relationships, projects, and activities that lead to significant donations and increased awareness and profile of Disability Equals Ability
- Maintain a database of funding applications and outcomes
- Use online sources and local intelligence to research and build a database of national, regional, and local funding opportunities
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