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Infectious Disease Alliance

Fundraising Lead

United Kingdom
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The Infectious Disease Alliance (IDA) is seeking a strategic and committed Fundraising Lead (Intern/Volunteer) to support the development and execution of our fundraising strategy. This senior-level volunteer role will play a pivotal part in securing the resources needed to sustain and grow IDA’s impact in global health policy, research, and advocacy.

The Lead will work closely with the fundraising team, supporting to cultivate donor relationships, lead proposal development, and explore innovative resource mobilization approaches. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced professional to contribute leadership and expertise in advancing global health, while gaining visibility and connections in international policy and donor networks.

Responsibilities

  • Support the design and implementation of IDA’s fundraising strategy.
  • Identify, cultivate, and engage potential donors, including foundations, institutional partners, and private sector actors.
  • Mentor and collaborate with fundraising associates, interns, and volunteers to strengthen the team’s capacity.
  • Lead or support the drafting and review of grant proposals, concept notes, and donor reports.
  • Assign tasks to team members and support them from project initiation through proposal submission.
  • Help team members improve skills like communication, pitching, donor engagement, and proposal writing.
  • Track donations, campaign performance, and deadlines to make sure the team stays on target.
  • Encourage team members to solve problems and maintain high morale!

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Key Competencies

  • Strategic Leadership: Ability to contribute to shaping fundraising strategy and vision.
  • Donor Engagement: Proven skills in cultivating and maintaining strong donor relationships.
  • Communication Skills: Strong grant writing, presentation, and donor communication abilities.
  • Organisational Skills: Ability to manage multiple priorities and deliver results in a fast-paced nonprofit environment.
  • Cultural Sensitivity: Commitment to working inclusively with a diverse international team.

Educational Background

  • Master Degree in international relations, public health, business administration, or related fields (preferred but not required).

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  • Minimum of 2 years’ experience in fundraising, donor relations, or nonprofit development.
  • Demonstrated success in securing grants or contributions from institutional donors, foundations, or philanthropic partners.
  • Familiarity with global health, international development, or related fields is an advantage.
  • Experience mentoring or leading junior staff/volunteers is desirable.

What We Offer

  • A senior/volunteer role in a global health organisation with growing international visibility.
  • The opportunity to directly influence and shape IDA’s fundraising and sustainability strategy.
  • Collaboration with international partners, policymakers, and donors.
  • Flexible working arrangements in a dynamic, mission-driven environment.
  • Recognition for your contributions in IDA’s public communications and networks.

How to Apply

  • Submit your CV and a brief cover letter by clicking (Apply Now!).
  • In your cover letter, share your motivation for applying and how your experience aligns with this senior volunteer role.
  • For questions, contact us at hr@id-alliance.org, applications are reviewed on a rolling basis.
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Skills

Fundraising Strategy
Donor Engagement
Grant Writing
Proposal Development
Strategic Leadership
Donor Relations
Mentoring
Resource Mobilisation
Project Management
Communication Skills
Cultural Sensitivity
International Policy

Location

United Kingdom

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