The Mindful Foundation
Volunteer Fundraiser - Volunteer

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Help us prevent violent and harmful behaviour.
We’re a growing UK charity seeking a Volunteer Fundraiser to help find and apply for grants supporting our early intervention schools programme, offender rehabilitation project, and discreet victim support app.
What difference will you make?
This role will play an important part in helping us grow from an early-stage charity into a sustainable organisation able to reach more people affected by abuse, trauma, and emotional harm.
As a small charity, additional fundraising support will directly increase our ability to deliver and expand our projects. Successful funding applications will help us bring Think Different into more schools, alternative provision settings, and foster care environments, giving more children and young people access to early intervention, emotional wellbeing support, and abuse prevention education.
Funding support will also help us continue developing True Power Change Starts Inside, supporting rehabilitation and reducing reoffending through trauma-informed behavioural change work, alongside ListenApp, our discreet victim support app designed to help individuals experiencing abuse access support safely.
The volunteer’s contribution will help us build long-term stability, strengthen partnerships, and increase the number of people we can support across the UK and beyond. Their work will have a direct and meaningful impact on creating safer communities, improving wellbeing, and helping break cycles of abuse before they continue into future generations.
What are we looking for?
We’re looking for someone who genuinely cares about creating safer communities and wants to contribute to meaningful, long-term change. Our work focuses on abuse prevention, emotional wellbeing, trauma recovery, rehabilitation, and victim support, and we’re hoping to find a volunteer who believes in the importance of early intervention and sustainable impact.
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The ideal volunteer will have at least three years’ experience in one or more of the following areas:
- Fundraising events
- Fundraising research or bid writing
- Fundraising strategy
- Financial management
- Income generation
- Business development or sales
- Commissioning or contracting
- Support and training
- Advice or advocacy
- Mentoring or coaching
- Social care or counselling
- Teaching or education
- Management
- Management consultancy
- Office and administration management
- Project or programme management
Experience in fundraising, trusts and foundations, bid writing, or income generation would be especially valuable, as the role will mainly involve identifying funding opportunities and supporting grant applications for our projects.
We’re looking for someone who is organised, proactive, reliable, and able to work independently. Strong written communication skills are important, alongside the ability to research opportunities thoroughly and manage tasks remotely. We value people who are professional, compassionate, and motivated by helping others.
The volunteer will support fundraising efforts across our three core projects:
- Think Different: Preventing Harm Through Education, our trauma-informed early intervention programme for children and young people aged 8–18 in schools, alternative provision settings, and foster care.
- True Power Change Starts Inside: Our behavioural change and rehabilitation programme supporting offenders and reducing reoffending through emotional awareness and accountability.
- ListenApp: Our discreet victim support app designed to help individuals experiencing abuse access support safely.


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As a small and growing charity, we are looking for someone who is comfortable contributing ideas, helping shape opportunities, and growing alongside the organisation. While experience is important, we also value people who are approachable, collaborative, and genuinely passionate about creating social impact.
This role would suit someone who wants to use their professional skills to support an important cause whilst gaining experience within an ambitious and developing charity. Subject to funding and organisational growth, there may also be the opportunity for the role to develop into a paid position in the future.
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What will you be doing?
This role is ideal for someone with experience in fundraising, bid writing, grant research, or the charity sector, or someone wanting to build experience whilst contributing to meaningful work.
What you’ll do
- Research grant and funding opportunities
- Help prepare and submit funding applications
- Identify trusts, foundations, and community funding streams
- Support the growth of an early-stage charity making real impact
We’re looking for someone who is
- Organised and reliable
- A strong written communicator
- Passionate about social impact
- Able to work independently
This is a flexible remote volunteer role of around 3–6 hours per week. There is potential for the role to become paid in future as the charity grows and funding develops.
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