Assistant Head of Fundraising

Assistant Head of Fundraising.

Full time, 35 hours per week.

Stonehouse based, with regular travel across (driving licence required) the UK with occasional overnight stays.

Growing health care charity are looking for an experienced fundrasier for an Assistant Head of Fundraising position.

The role – 

Develop and deliver the strategic plan for fundraising for the Charity and meet the set income budget in line with the strategic plan.

You will line manage and support Fundraising Managers and other fundraising team members in developing plans to ensure that monthly targets and goals are reached and work with them to build new innovative and existing income streams and relationships across the UK to underpin the awareness and growth of the charity.

Responsible for:

• You will build strategies and fundraising plans to ensure the charity is raising funds to ensure the Charity can continue its essential work.
• Develop and work a comprehensive pipeline of income generation activities (showing % growth), KPIs and metrics / measure and underpin this pipeline with a remedial activity plan
• Building new fundraising relationships across the UK and converting these into donors.
• Generating revenue and capital income through a fundraising pipeline to meet the needs of the charity.
• Finding and establishing new fundraising streams and further develop existing ones.
• KPIs and measurable targets (not just financial) for your team to enable to ensure income is delivered
• Manage and further develop a calendar of charity events to encourage fundraising and charity support, which will feed in to the overall marketing and fundraising plan.
• To manage members of the Fundraising Team, motivating them to ensure they meet their individual and collective potential
• Developing, monitoring and adjusting the budget.

This is a fantastic opportunity for a driven, enthusiastic candidate that is looking for career progression as well as be part of a dedicated team. 

For more information, please call Rhys Jones in the Cheltenham, Safehands office. 

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