BTA (Bruce Tait Associates) are delighted to be working with Scottish Autism in their search for a Community Fundraiser.

How would you like to dedicate your professional life to helping people with autism lead meaningful and fulfilling lives and be recognised as valued members of the community?

Scottish Autism does just this for both children and adults across Scotland. You can help them achieve this by becoming their new Community Fundraiser.

Although you will recruit and support volunteers and donors across all of Scotland, community support comes mainly from the Central Belt, particularly the West. The post-holder will be pro-active in getting out and meeting with existing supporters as well as developing new support from groups, schools, clubs and individuals to motivate them and grow community fundraising income.

Flexibility is required for this as you will attend Scottish Autism events and manage volunteers.

Flexible Working Policies are in place along with the opportunity to work from home (in due course).

If you have 18 months experience in a fundraising team, are a team player, self-motivated, positive and enthusiastic with excellent communication skills then this is the role for you.

You will be supported, trained and mentored by the team and gain vital experience in the foundations of fundraising.

BTA (Bruce Tait Associates) are delighted to be working with Scottish Autism in their search for an Events Fundraiser.

How would you like to dedicate your professional life to helping people with autism lead meaningful and fulfilling lives and be recognised as valued members of the community?

Scottish Autism does just this for both children and adults across Scotland. You can help them achieve this by becoming their new Events Fundraiser.

Although you will recruit and support volunteers and donors across all of Scotland, community support comes mainly from the Central Belt, particularly the West. The post-holder will be pro-active in getting out and meeting with existing supporters as well as developing new support to motivate them and grow events fundraising income.

Flexibility is required for this as you will attend Scottish Autism events and manage volunteers.

Flexible Working Policies are in place along with the opportunity to work from home (in due course).

As Events Fundraiser you will be responsible for the management of all challenge events and will implement fundraising and stewardship strategies to maintain and grow events fundraising income.

If you have 18 months experience in a fundraising team, are a team player, self-motivated, positive and enthusiastic with excellent communication skills then this is the role for you.

You will be supported, trained and mentored by the team and gain vital experience in the foundations of fundraising.