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VACANCY: Events and Community Fundraiser – SpecialEffect

October 6, 2026

Job title: Events and Community Fundraiser

Role summary:

We are looking for an enthusiastic and dynamic fundraiser who will help develop and implement a community fundraising strategy, and become the face of SpecialEffect in the local area – building relationships with supporters, mobilising volunteers, and working on creative fundraising initiatives.
This role will form strong and lasting relationships with our existing community and local business supporters, with a focus on sustained engagement, retention and growth. They will also be involved in identifying and developing new community partners to ensure a reliable source of income for the future.

Job location (usual place of work): CHARLBURY, OXFORDSHIRE OX7 3EW

Pay Rate: £30,000 – £35,000

Applications close on:  Will be reviewed on a rolling basis

Hours: Full time

Contract is: Permanent

Job description:

What you’ll be doing:
· Help organise and deliver SpecialEffect’s annual events programme
· Lead and grow our challenge events programme
· Help shape and deliver a new community fundraising strategy
· Build strong relationships with community supporters, groups and volunteers
· Promote events to local businesses and community audiences
· Develop and deliver engaging community fundraising activities and events
· Represent SpecialEffect at networking and community opportunities
· Design and implement donor journeys that inspire long-term engagement
· Work with Marketing and Communications to promote campaigns and fundraising activities
· Collaborate with the Partnerships team to identify local business opportunities and manage key handovers
· Ensure all activity reflects fundraising regulations, best practice, SpecialEffect’s values and internal policies

For more information or to apply, please contact Recruitment@specialeffect.org.uk

 

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