Fundraising Group Coordinator
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Could you help inspire and motivate a team of volunteer Fundraisers in your local area as a Fundraising Group Coordinator or support them to get things done as the Deputy Fundraising Group Coordinator?
In these leadership roles you can use your skills to make a huge difference to people’s lives. In return, you’ll gain experiences, memories and friendships that last a lifetime.
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My day job is quite structured, and data driven, the role of Fundraising Group Coordinator it allows me to step outside of that and interact with people
If you’re interested in volunteering with people and dogs, and enjoy organising events, this could be the role for you.
We need more volunteer Fundraising Group Coordinators who can help lead a team of volunteer Fundraisers in their local area. Or, if you want to build your confidence and support a Fundraising Group Coordinator on their way to success our Deputy role could be perfect for you.
You’ll be a fundraising dream team, working together to achieve your group’s goals and improve the lives of people with sight loss. Together, you’ll organise a range of events and collections that raise vital awareness and funds for our life-changing services for people with sight loss.
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You can make the Fundraising Group Coordinator role your own - you can take on as much or little as works for you, with the option to share the role. You’ll also have the full support of the team and your Guide Dogs volunteer manager.
You can help by:
The Deputy Fundraising Group Coordinator role can make all the difference and help your group smash their goal! You can chat with the Fundraising Group Coordinator about how you share the role and what areas you both can concentrate on.
Some of the points below could be similar to the Group Coordinator role, however these can be adapted to what you and the group needs.
You can help by:
I am the Deputy group Co-ordinator and work alongside Penny, the Group co-ordinator. Until recently Penny worked full time which meant that I would take care of any phone calls, correspondence and meetings which needed to be dealt with during weekdays. I also have taken over responsibility for organising the rotas for the groups’ collections and trading events making sure these events run smoothly. There are always other group members on hand should I require any help or information to complete any of the tasks I am working on.
Don’t worry if you feel you don’t tick every box, we’d love to hear from you to discuss the role or other ways you can get involved with your local fundraising group.
We’re also here to answer any questions you might have and we have options to share the role with other team members. Please just get in touch by emailing volunteer@guidedogs.org.uk.
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All our volunteers are given the training they need to support them in their role. This is usually delivered online through an engaging and interactive training programme but can also be offered in other formats. Examples of the modules you will be learning for this role include:
If you have questions about the training or any other support or accessibility requirements, please get in touch.
You can call our volunteering office 9am - 5pm Monday to Friday.