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VACANCY: SpecialEffect – Trusts and Foundations Fundraiser

February 10, 2026

Job title: Trusts and Foundations Fundraiser

Role summary: SpecialEffect is an award-winning UK charity that exists to help people with severe physical challenges to get more out of life by giving them access to video games and technology. Known as The Gamers’ Charity, gamers and gaming communities are at the heart of both our work and those who make that work possible – our invaluable supporters.

The Trusts and Foundations Fundraiser is an exciting role within the SpecialEffect Fundraising and Communications Team and is responsible for developing and maximising income through charitable trusts and foundations. The post holder will be responsible for implementing our trusts and foundations’ fundraising programme in line with our strategic plans and objectives, and will be responsible for researching, applying, and securing income from trusts and foundations. They will also be responsible for maintaining and developing relationships, and meeting reporting requirements. The post requires drive, enthusiasm, autonomy, and simultaneous work across different projects. The ability to build relationships with a wide range of internal stakeholders is essential.

Job location: Hybrid working – SpecialEffect Office in Charlbury OX7 3EW, max. 2 days WFH per week (FTE) (after probation). Remote working would be considered for this role.
 
Pay Rate: £35,000 – £40,000 (prorated) dependent on experience

Applications close on: 12pm on Friday 6 March 2026

Hours: Part-Time – 22.5 hours, Monday – Friday (exact days flexible)

Contract is: Permanent

Job description: View the Job Description and Person Specification here. To learn more about SpecialEffect and the details of this vacancy, please visit the website here.
 
To apply, please email your CV and a cover letter telling us why you are the ideal candidate for this role to recruitment@specialeffect.org.uk.

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