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Homerton Hope is the charity for Homerton Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust. The charity raises funds for the hospital and community services. Although Homerton is funded by the NHS, the Homerton Hope charity allows us to raise funds over and above NHS provision, to further enhance our services and make our patients' experience even better.
Funds raised by Homerton Hope help to pay for additional equipment, research and innovations, as well as finishing touches and 'extras' that complement the existing high-quality care for patients at the Hospital.
The post holder will support the Charity Manager on behalf of the Trust's charity, working with both volunteers and staff. They will work alongside the Fundraising Manager to help develop and implement fundraising initiatives for the charity, maximising donations, legacies and gifts to support the charity in achieving its objectives.
The post holder will support the development of grant applications and fundraising appeals, including events and activities that not only maximise fundraising for the charity but also positively raise its profile and that of the Trust it supports.
- Manage donations, legacies and gifts that come into the charity.
- Assist the Charity Manager to organise fundraising events, often in partnership with individual fundraisers or other organisations, to maximise donations and positively raise the profile of the charity.
- Maintain CRM system to track donations, legacies and gifts, and enables the production and analysis of reports to inform the Charitable Funds Committee.
- Research new income streams, write bids and applications for funding, and work in partnership with other charitable organisations on joint bids that meet the charity's objectives.
- Support fundraising activities and promotional events that raise the profile of the Charity.
- Maintain and develop the website and other social media channels, including Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
- Assist the Charity Manager with publicity materials, including the quarterly newsletter, to raise awareness of fundraising to the local community.
- Coordinate the collection boxes and money spinner around the Trust and in the community.
- Coordinate the Trading Stall bookings, including managing booking systems, booking tables and liaising with the Traders.
- Support the Charity Manager and People Experience Lead with donations of materials and goods, coordinating storage and distribution across the organisation.
- Managing the day to day orders on the Trust procurement system and chasing up where necessary. Agreeing and sourcing items with the Charity Manager
The full job description provides an overview of the key tasks and responsibilities of the role, and the person specification outlines the qualifications, skills, experience and knowledge required. For both documents, please view the attachment/s on this page.
The person specification below is not the full person specification but outlines the criteria against which your application form will be assessed.
Homerton Hope is the charity for Homerton Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust. The charity raises funds for the hospital and community services. Although Homerton is funded by the NHS, the Homerton Hope charity allows us to raise funds over and above NHS provision, to further enhance our services and make our patients' experience even better.
Funds raised by Homerton Hope help to pay for additional equipment, research and innovations, as well as finishing touches and 'extras' that complement the existing high-quality care for patients at the Hospital.
The post holder will support the Charity Manager on behalf of the Trust's charity, working with both volunteers and staff. They will work alongside the Fundraising Manager to help develop and implement fundraising initiatives for the charity, maximising donations, legacies and gifts to support the charity in achieving its objectives.
The post holder will support the development of grant applications and fundraising appeals, including events and activities that not only maximise fundraising for the charity but also positively raise its profile and that of the Trust it supports.
- Manage donations, legacies and gifts that come into the charity.
- Assist the Charity Manager to organise fundraising events, often in partnership with individual fundraisers or other organisations, to maximise donations and positively raise the profile of the charity.
- Maintain CRM system to track donations, legacies and gifts, and enables the production and analysis of reports to inform the Charitable Funds Committee.
- Research new income streams, write bids and applications for funding, and work in partnership with other charitable organisations on joint bids that meet the charity's objectives.
- Support fundraising activities and promotional events that raise the profile of the Charity.
- Maintain and develop the website and other social media channels, including Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
- Assist the Charity Manager with publicity materials, including the quarterly newsletter, to raise awareness of fundraising to the local community.
- Coordinate the collection boxes and money spinner around the Trust and in the community.
- Coordinate the Trading Stall bookings, including managing booking systems, booking tables and liaising with the Traders.
- Support the Charity Manager and People Experience Lead with donations of materials and goods, coordinating storage and distribution across the organisation.
- Managing the day to day orders on the Trust procurement system and chasing up where necessary. Agreeing and sourcing items with the Charity Manager
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The full job description provides an overview of the key tasks and responsibilities of the role, and the person specification outlines the qualifications, skills, experience and knowledge required. For both documents, please view the attachment/s on this page.
The person specification below is not the full person specification but outlines the criteria against which your application form will be assessed.
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