The Chartered Institute of Fundraising is the professional membership body for UK fundraising. They champion their member’s excellence in fundraising and ensure that all fundraisers can connect, share, and learn together. The Institute supports fundraisers through professional development and education. They connect fundraisers across all sectors and skill sets to share and learn with each other so that together they can best serve their causes and communities both now and in the future.

As the professional membership body for UK fundraising, The Institute wants to see excellent fundraising to cultivate a better world for everybody.

The organisation supports fundraising by promoting excellence through all areas in the professional development and education of fundraisers, in providing a framework for continuous improvement, and enabling fundraising organisations to conduct their work in the best possible way.

The Admin & Facilities Support Officer fulfils an important function within the Chartered Institute of Fundraising (CIOF) by acting as the lead contact point for the shared offices at Canopi, in Borough, SE London, regarding office space, meeting room use, on-site facilities as well as a key contact point for supporting many home and hybrid workers with the guidance and equipment they need to work safely and effectively. To do this they will liaise with the Canopi building managers and other third parties and must demonstrate the confidence and ability to manage office-related contracts, negotiate with external suppliers, and problem-solve on the spot.

The positions will also support the Head of People and the Head of Professional Conduct with a variety of administrative tasks to ensure CIOF’s people related processes run smoothly and effectively, requiring a methodical and people friendly approach with the practical understanding of, and ability to work with highly confidential and sensitive information.

We are looking for someone who has excellent customer service or administration experience. You do not need to have worked in the voluntary sector; therefore, this is the perfect opportunity to enter the third sector whilst supporting a small but well-established organisation. The position would suit self-motivated proactive and flexible individuals who are able to manage multiple competing demands on their time, have strong interpersonal skills, clear and effective written communication skills, and a strong attention to detail. They must also be comfortable working as part of a team which is set up to support others in ensuring the smooth running of the organisation.

The Chartered Institute of Fundraising is the professional membership body for UK fundraising. They champion their member’s excellence in fundraising and ensure that all fundraisers can connect, share, and learn together. The Institute supports fundraisers through professional development and education. They connect fundraisers across all sectors and skill sets to share and learn with each other so that together they can best serve their causes and communities both now and in the future.

As the professional membership body for UK fundraising, The Institute wants to see excellent fundraising in order to cultivate a better world for everybody.

The organisation supports fundraising by promoting excellence through all areas in the professional development and education of fundraisers, in providing a framework for continuous improvement, and enabling fundraising organisations to conduct their work in the best possible way.

The Policy and Communications Officer will work with the Institute’s members to understand the priorities of fundraisers and fundraising so they can champion their views in public policy work. The role will contribute to research to understand issues that affect charitable fundraising and help get a better understanding of trends in charity fundraising practice. You will also help charities achieve excellent standards in their fundraising practice as well as working with regulators and other charity sector bodies. Through communications you will ensure that members, charities and other stakeholders hear about The Institutes work, build relationships with stakeholders and contribute to press and parliamentary work. Day to day you may be doing research calls, creating writing pieces and informing partners of new information.

To be successful in this role, you will ideally have experience of working in a policy or communications role however you may also come from a research, journalism, membership or fundraising background. You will have excellent written skills and be able communicate effectively. It would be beneficial to have existing knowledge of the third sector however this is not essential as the role is open to transferable skills. You will be confident in communicating with a wide range of people in a variety of situations. We are looking for someone who has experience in writing high quality pieces of written documents such as communication content, research briefings, or policy guidance.

The Chartered Institute of Fundraising is the professional membership body for UK fundraising. CIOF champion their members’ excellence in fundraising. They support fundraisers through professional development and education. They connect fundraisers across all sectors and skill sets to share and learn with each other.

Launched in 2000, Remember a Charity is a registered charity hosted by the Chartered Institute of Fundraising. It brings together 200 UK charities who rely on gifts in Wills to continue their vital work. The Remember a Charity team work closely with partners in the legal sector, government, and private sectors to run campaigns and raise awareness of this important method of giving.

The consortium has continued to help grow legacy giving over the past 20 years, with gifts in Wills now generating more than £3 billion a year for good causes. The campaign aims to do what no single charity can do on its own, growing the legacy market and normalising gifts in Wills.

Remember a Charity are currently expanding and looking for a new Member Engagement Assistant to join the team. This is an exciting and unique opportunity to join a well-established, national organisation. The Member Engagement Assistant will support a lively and talented staff team across membership, partnerships and consumer campaigns. You will assist in all areas of Remember a Charity’s administration, supporting membership, marketing, partnerships and development. A typical day in this role will be varied; you may be working closely with the CRM system, responding to incoming enquirers, being a line of support for a range of teams and you may be involved in monitoring forums.

This role would be perfect for someone who is looking to make the move into the sector or someone who is returning to the workforce after a break. The Member Engagement Assistant role will suit a range of people coming from different backgrounds. We are looking for someone who has experience of working in a customer service environment and is passionate about ensuring there is a smooth consumer journey. You will have excellent attention to detail and be able to manage a conflicting workload and prioritise effectively. If you are someone with an administration, customer service, campaigning, marketing or commercial background, please get in touch.

The Chartered Institute of Fundraising is the professional membership body for UK fundraising. They champion their member’s excellence in fundraising. The Institute supports fundraisers through professional development and education. They connect fundraisers across all sectors and skill sets to share and learn with each other. So that together they can best serve our causes and communities both now and in the future.

As the professional membership body for UK fundraising, the Institute wants to see excellent fundraising in order to cultivate a better world for everybody.

The organisation supports fundraising by promoting excellence throughout all areas – in the professional development and education of fundraisers, in providing a framework for continuous improvement, and enabling fundraising organisations to conduct their work in the best possible way. The Institute champions their member’s excellence in fundraising and ensures that all fundraisers can connect, share, and learn together.

The new Volunteering Manager will support the Director of Learning and Volunteering in the recruitment, support and development of volunteers within the Chartered Institute of Fundraising. The Volunteering Manager will take a lead on volunteer relationship management, training, project management and shaping systems, policies and procedures which facilitate group activity. The Institute’s aim is to partner with volunteers, enabling them to join them in achieving the organisational objectives. You will ensure all volunteers are inducted and stewarded through their time as volunteers as well as being responsible for recognition for volunteers. You will be a line manager to the Volunteer Network Assistant and work closely with the Senior Events Manager to ensure that volunteer conferences and events are delivered to a high standard.

You will have experience of working with or managing volunteers, preferably within a charity or membership organisation as well experience of building and maintaining relationships with stakeholders. It is vital that the new Volunteering Manager understands that overseeing volunteers can be different to managing staff, as well as being aware of the importance of volunteers. We are looking for a driven individual who is able to create solutions using their own initiative as well as being full of ideas and creating a plan to bring them to life. You will have proven relationship management as well as experience in dealing with tougher relationships and handling difficult conversations. This is an excellent opportunity to join a fantastic team who truly make a difference.