Oxford Hospitals Charity is looking for a talented and creative fundraiser to lead on growing income from individuals. You will join a wider Fundraising team of eight people and play a key role in developing exciting activities; encouraging new support to grow our existing supporter base and inspire our loyal supporters to continue giving.

You will use your experience to help the charity maximise our fundraising by designing engaging and intentional multi-channel donor journeys. You will lead on making donor specific fundraising asks and delivering exemplary donor care to maximise lifetime value. You will work with colleagues to analyse past performance and trends to identify new opportunities and make data driven decisions about future strategy.

We’re seeking a freelance consultant or agency with the following:

• Experience in charity communications - ideally with small or international NGOs.

• Digital fundraising expertise - including planning and running public-facing campaigns.

• Strategy development -able to produce a clear, actionable 6–12 month communications plan.

• Content creation - for website, LinkedIn, and Facebook, using accessible and engaging language.

• Audience-focused messaging - especially for UK-based Trusts and Foundations.

• Collaborative working style - responsive and comfortable working with a small team remotely.

Knowledge of international development, education, or inclusive programming is a plus.

We are the national network for senior leaders in Children's, Public and Schools Library services.  

Created by and for Members we provide training peer support. best practice, resources and networking initiatives that enable our Members to give children and young people a dynamic, exciting and innovative library  experience and amplify their voices.

We've secured funding to develop and deliver an online learning module, toolkit and resources for libraries, to be delivered by the end of the year. We're keen to find someone who can help us with producing / project management. There shouldn't be any technical requirement (as we think we have a learning platform in place) and all learning content / materials will be developed by an expert partner (who are TBC).

We are looking for a grant writer who can review, re-write or refine our application to raise funds to scale our community radio station - The Smallholder Farmers Rural Radio - to reach 5 million smallholder farmer listeners in the South Eastern Region of Nigeria.

We have identified some funding organizations (The Audacious Project; The Agency Fund etc) we will like to approach, but we feel our application is not strong enough to submit applications.  We want a cost effective, experienced grant writer etc, who can review our initial application and then submit it to at least one funder initially.  We may also commission them to help with subsequent applications.  

About Smallholders Farmers Rural Radio

Smallholders Farmers Rural Radio was established in 2007 with support from UNESCO International Program for the Development of Communication (IPDC). Since its inception, the rural radio station designs and broadcasts 10 hours per day sustainable agricultural management, environmental conservation and market information in the local Igbo Language reaching an estimated 250,000 rural listeners living in 3 local government areas of Imo State, Nigeria. The radio educational program has enabled 65% of our listening farmer’s increase their agricultural yield by 50% and household income by 40%.

We are seeking funds to scale the radio station from its capacity to reach 250,000 listeners living in 3 local government areas of Imo State, to reach approximately, 4.5 million small farmers listeners in the entire 27 local government areas of Imo State. That is to add an additional 24 local governments within the radio station’s coverage range. These 4.5 million farmers will have access to timely, relevant, and well-adapted educational radio programs in agriculture, environmental management and commodity prices which will boost their output and income by 50% and 40% respectively within the 6 months. 

We seek to procure and install new studio, field broadcast and broadcast center equipment to achieve total coverage of Imo State. Funds being requested will also be used to secure a 5 years renewable commercial radio broadcast license from the Nigerian Broadcasting Commission (NBC). Furthermore, the funding will be used to recruit and train 8 additional smallholder farmers to work in the radio station as correspondents/broadcasters and establish 200 new Smallholder Farmer Listener Clubs in the new coverage communities. This is in addition to the 195 clubs; we have presently, bringing our listener clubs to a total of 395.

The rural radio, designs and broadcasts, 10 hours daily agriculture, environment, land access, market information and other rural development programs in the local Igbo Language reaching an estimated  250,000 rural farmer listeners living in 3 local government areas of Imo State, Nigeria.

The educational radio information enables small farmers acquire contemporary agricultural and environmental management techniques, receive daily market information, advertise their farm products, and learn critical business skills. Farmers also utilizes daily broadcast information to decide what to produce, when to produce, how to produce and for whom to produce, in the short-term boosting their yields and income and in the long-term becoming experts in their chosen crop and livestock production.

The role requires a hands-on approach to fundraising, data gathering, operations, volunteer supervision, communication with beneficiaries and supporters: responsible for improving operational efficiency, developing digital and IT processes, stewarding relationships and supporting growth and sustainability.

We need an experienced charity worker with strong IT and communication skills, capable of managing digital tools and CRM systems, an independent worker , skilled in stakeholder relationships and adept at juggling multiple priorities as part of a small team.

Key Responsibilities

Fundraising and Donor Engagement

• Devise and implement fundraising strategies and campaigns, working across grants, individual giving, corporate partnerships, legacies, membership, and community fundraising.
• Develop and implement fundraiser and donor stewardship plans to nurture long-term relationships.
• Research and write compelling funding applications and reports.
• Identify and pursue new income-generating opportunities.
• Develop reporting processes and case studies to demonstrate the charity’s impact to funders, donors and other stakeholders.
• Database administration and reconciliation.
• Support the charity’s marketing and communications, newsletters, social media and web content.

Data, Operations and Efficiency

• Streamline charity operations, ensuring continuous, effective service delivery.
• Manage technology solutions (Beacon CRM and digital tools) to enhance efficiency and data management.
• Monitor budgets and financial processes.
• Develop policies, procedures and best practice to support organisational growth.
• Record and track data against budgets and KPIs.
• Provide administrative support.

Volunteer Coordination

• Recruit, train and manage volunteers to support the charity’s activities and develop core services.
• Develop volunteer engagement to enhance retention and motivation.
• Ensure a positive and inclusive volunteer experience.

Person Specification

Essential:

• Experience in charity operations, fundraising and donor management, data tracking and reporting and volunteer supervision.
• Strong organisational skills with attention to detail.
• Ability to develop and maintain positive relationships with stakeholders, funders, donors, volunteers, staff, trustees and beneficiaries.
• Strong IT skills, including experience with CRM systems, data management and digital tools (GSuite, spreadsheets, databases).
• Strong communication skills, written and verbal.
• Proven track record in fundraising, including experience in writing successful funding bids.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a small team.
• Ability to manage workload and competing priorities.
• Familiarity with data protection, safeguarding and disability discrimination guidelines.

Desirable:

• Understanding financial processes in a charity setting.
• Understanding digital marketing and social media.
• Experience organising charity events.

Independent Examiner for Charity SORP Accounts

We are seeking a qualified and experienced Independent Examiner to reviewour charity accounts prepared under the Charity SORP framework. The charity's income is under £500,000, and we require a thorough and timely examination in compliance with UK charity regulations.

Key Requirements:

✅ Professional Qualification – Must be a member of a recognised accountancy body and have relevant experience in charity accounting.
✅ Charity SORP Expertise – Strong understanding of the Charities Statement of Recommended Practice (SORP)and UK charity financial reporting requirements.
✅ Efficient & Timely Delivery – Ability to complete the review within one month of engagement.
✅ Attention to Detail – Ability to provide clear, constructive feedback and ensure compliance with financial reporting standards.
✅ Independent & Reliable – Must be impartial, professional, and able to work autonomously.

📅 Start Date: ASAP
📍 Remote 

H&F Giving Campaign Launch & Management– April/May – Oct/Nov 2025
We are looking for a specialist to help us shape and launch our upcoming Fundraising Campaign, which will follow from our report “Building a strong and connected community: Identifying needs in Hammersmith and Fulham - February 2025”.

This report summarises key needs in the borough, and we are currently reviewing the findings in line with our strategic discussions and formulating an action plan internally. The report has been soft launched to the community with a formal launch planned for May/June. Our plan is to promote and disseminate some of its key findings; and most critically to articulate a “call to action” or “ask” (via social media and events) that will help us raise funds to support our mission, which we expect to deliver in a campaign over the summer, launched at an event in early June. 

Funds available
A maximum of £25,000 (inclusive of VAT) for your work over 6 months. 
In addition, H&F Giving has earmarked a budget of between £15,000 and £25,000 to pay for specific items such as organising and catering at events or focus groups, printing of materials, additional design costs if justified, etc. We will also look to access pro bono support for certain elements to support the campaign.

Indicative Timeline* & Process to tender
Request for proposals: By Wednesday 2nd April. 
Decision on how to proceed: By Friday 4th of April 
Schedule of Work: Expected to begin in May latest, subject to discussion with successful person.

We are looking for a Charity Finance Director with gravitas and strong experience of preparing statutory accounts, planning for and supporting the year end audit, preparing a budget and management accounts and attending Board meetings.  We require strong knowledge of SORP and preparation of the SOFA and all aspects of the accounts, including those of a wholly owned trading subsidiary of a charity and the VAT, Gift Aid and tax or other implications of being a charity.  Ideally we are looking for a Chartered Accountant and would prefer that they are at least some of the time based at our head office in Leatherhead, Surrey.  Our Finance Director is on long term medical leave and our year end is in June.  We are currently in the middle of the budget process and require someone who can hit the ground running and support us for a short term period from April - October 2025, with the potential to possibly extend this.

We are a mid-sized charity with an income of £5.6 million. Our head office is based in Leatherhead, Surrey and we have staff across the country supporting families with a terminally ill child.  We have a total of just over 100 staff.

We are open to a flexible arrangement that could be part time initially however we will require more time during the July-September period when we are preparing the year end accounts and are getting ready for the audit.

We have a plan for modernising our finance system and processes, and need additional capacity to enable this to be done. We would like an experienced finance professional, who is used to stepping into an interim role picking up new systems with limited support and guidance, to be able to work alongside our Finance Manager to progress improvement projects. These will include new applications (e.g. online payment cards system, a new BACS implementation) alongside setting up new budget management and invoice approval systems on our accounts system, X-ledger (similar to Xero).

Eveentbrite, as per e mail 28 Feb. 

We are looking for an experienced Arts fundraiser for an hour or two to advice on how to find matched funding for a project.  
This project uses portrait painting as a means of suicide prevention in vulnerable groups and has twice been funded by ACE. The third application is now being prepared but we are having difficulty in finding match funding/sponsorship. Workshops are held around the country, led by experienced artists often with mental health support experience. Open calls on Instagram also invite submissions. No previous experience is required, taking part is the most important thing. Exhibitions have been held in real time and on Instagram. To date 420 portraits have been submitted. 

Maa Shanti supports South Asian mothers who are impacted by domestic abuse.

We are looking for an interim Director to start immediately while we recruit for the full time post.  We have a team of five currently in place covering all the key areas but we need somebody with experience of leading a small charity to provide oversight, keep things ticking over and fill in the gaps as necessary.  

We anticipate the role taking 2 days a week for 2 or 3 months.  We would require the candidate to spend some time in our London office but there is scope for homeworking too

Website redesign

We're refreshing our purpose, key messages, colour palette and font this month.

Keen to use this as a chance to refresh a bland looking website with a redesign, editing of content etc.

Staff time is available to support and provide content and copy.

We have a small budget to allocate to this.

Not a tight timeline for this but ideally completed end of April.

Background:

Kentish Town City Farm is a local charity that helps city people connect with animals, nature and the environment. The farm is situated on a four-acre site, alongside two railway lines in the inner London Borough of Camden. There are animal pasture areas, community gardens, a wildlife pond, and a riding arena which is presently being redeveloped.  Established in 1972, it was the UK’s first city farm.

Bringing people together to care for, relax in and learn about the natural world has been the Farm’s mission for 50 years. We deliver our mission through three key priority areas:  

1. Connection with natural environment

We provide a safe, welcoming space with farmyard animals, community gardens and wildlife habitat for people to connect with the natural world through visits, volunteering and events -attracting over 30,000 visitors per year.

2. Learning 

We provide a range of educational and learning opportunities through children and young people’s activities, school visits, work experience, clubs, workshops and training opportunities. People can learn about sustainability, biodiversity, heritage arts and crafts, gardening, cooking - and of course animal welfare through workshops and training opportunities.

3. Health and Wellbeing

We improve people’s health and wellbeing by bringing people together to reduce isolation/provide positive opportunities: Young Farmers, easter and summer playschemes; Gardening Club, pottery sessions; Riding for the Disabled; Art Therapy; therapeutic pottery; community payback scheme.

We currently have 6 dedicated trustees, who wish to devote an afternoon to improving our governance.   The CEO will also attend.

Brief:

We are looking for a facilitator to lead our training day (Date and Time: 16 March, 12-5pm; Venue: Kentish Town City Farm) and cover the following topics:

1. Understanding our public benefit: Understanding the Farm’s purposes as defined by our Articles;  be able to explain how all of the charity’s activities are intended to further or support its purposes and understand how the charity benefits the public by carrying out its activities. 

 We feel this will set the context well. 

2. Accountability: To charity law, to members. Accountability within the charity.   

This will help us understand our roles and responsibilities.

3. Planning for Success and Impact

This will form the heart of the workshop - a space to consider how trustees can ensure that our Farm is having the greatest impact possible.

In addition to the above, we want to spend some of the afternoon (30 minutes max) on a trustee skills audit and recruitment plan.  This can be facilitated by the CEO.  

Provisional Timetable for Day:

12-12.30 Arrival and lunch - provided by Farm

12.30-2.30  Workshop

2.30-3.00 Break for Farm activity

3.00-4.00 Workshop

4.00-4.30 Skills Audit/trustee recruitment discussion (led by CEO)

4.30-4.45  Wrapping Up

4.45-5.00 Tidying up and contingency 

5.00 Adjourn to local pub

KTCF will provide our strategy, operations plan, and introductions to trustees to successful candidate. 

Process:

If you are interested in this project, please reply by Feb 24th outlining:

1. 1. Your experience

   2. How you would approach the brief?  Please give us a flavour of the style you would bring to the day, what type of activities we could expect.

   3. Would you add anything to the day?

   4. A more detailed timetable for the afternoon

   5. Costings