Community Fundraising - North Melbourne, Australia - The Lost Dogs Home

The Lost Dogs Home

Verified Company

North Melbourne, Australia

2 weeks ago

Posted by:

Olivia Brown

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Description

Job Overview:

Work type:

Full Time
Location:

North Melbourne
Job type:

Fundraising and Philanthropy
Date posted:
22 Jan 2024 AUS Eastern Daylight Time
Applications close:05 Feb 2024 AUS Eastern Daylight Time

Community Fundraising & Events Lead - Full Time (Parental leave backfill)

7 month maximum-term contract, start date 8 April - mid November

About us

The Lost Dogs' Home is one of Victoria's most iconic animal welfare organisations, caring for around 18,000 lost and abandoned dogs and cats each year.

We provide a wide range of animal welfare and community programs and services to help give animals and we pride ourselves on employing passionate individuals who demonstrate a strong personal connection to animals, the community and the cause.

The Role:

Based in our North-Melbourne location, the Community Fundraising & Events Lead plays a key role in elevating LDH's community giving program to maximise revenue and engagement.

The role will proactively promote our mission and vision to community fundraisers and donors alike, to help give animals across Victoria the best chance of a healthy and happy life.

The role is suited to someone with peer-to-peer and/or corporate fundraising experience, an energetic and motivated 'people person' with a passion for animal welfare and the important work that LDH does.

The role will be responsible for:

Coordinate the day-to-day operations of LDH's signature peer-to-peer fundraising event, Sits Up for Strays, including responding to participant/fundraiser enquiries, manage external suppliers and agencies, and delivery of event communications.
Coordinating existing community fundraising campaigns and activities, including thirdparty events, workplace volunteering and workplace giving programs.
Actively identify, recruit, cultivate, and steward community fundraisers and donors to increase retention and lifetime value to The Lost Dogs' Home.
Support development and implementation of new community and corporate fundraising initiatives, products and activities for business, community and individuals and groups to fundraise for on behalf of The Lost Dogs' Home.
Leveraging LDH's media, corporate and community networks and contacts to drive engagement and success of fundraising activities.
Manage community fundraising administration, including maintaining accurate and comprehensive records in CRM database and processing of donation data from 3rd party platforms.

We are looking for an enthusiastic individual who is driven to utilise their fundraising and relationship building skills to make a positive difference in the lives of shelter animals.

You will be excited at the opportunity to continue strengthening our already successful fundraising campaigns and will bring the following skills and experience to the role:

Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills including the ability to influence and negotiate positive outcomes.
Demonstrated experience providing highlevel supporter care and a strong understanding of the donor journey.
Demonstrated experience delivering successful community fundraising programs including; fundraising propositions, products and toolkits to support and promote community fundraising and engagement opportunities.
Exceptional timemanagement skills and the ability to balance multiple priorities and work to tight deadlines.
Proficiency in using digital and social media platforms to drive the success of community fundraising initiatives.
Strong administration skills with an eye for detail.

What we can offer you:

Unique opportunity to make a difference in the lives of animals at a leading Animal Welfare organisation.
Friendly, supportive work environment (surrounded by animals) with flexibility to work from home.
Access to our Employee Assistance Program.
Access to our Foster Care program.
Discounted pet adoption fees
Generous discounts at our Vet Clinic, Frank Samways

The successful applicant will be required to complete satisfactory background screening checks.

**Applications for this role will close Monday 5 February at midnight.