Fundraiser

25 hours per week £32,000 FTE, pro rata

Do you know Salisbury? More importantly, does Salisbury know you?ReQuire are supporting Salisbury Foodbank to find someone a little different.

Yes, fundraising is part of the role. But we're not necessarily looking for a career fundraiser.

Someone who knows the people of Salisbury, who enjoys meeting people and has spent years building relationships. Someone who can walk into a room, start a conversation and spot an opportunity to bring people together.

You might come from sales, business development, professional services, account management, marketing or the local business community. You may have run your own business or reached a stage in your career where another full-time corporate role isn't particularly appealing. Or perhaps you're simply an exceptional networker who's built a fantastic local network through business, community groups and years of living and working in the area.

But 25 hours a week, using your experience and contacts to support one of Salisbury's most important local charities? That might be rather different.

What is the opportunity?

Your job is to help Salisbury Foodbank build relationships and generate the financial support it needs to continue its vital work.

You'll develop relationships with local businesses, individuals, supporters and community groups; attend networking events; open doors; create partnerships and identify new opportunities for support.

There will also be some involvement in funding opportunities and grant applications, alongside looking after existing supporters and making sure those relationships continue to grow.

Who are we looking for?

Above everything else, a people person.

Confident, credible, proactive and comfortable talking to people at every level.

Ideally, you'll already have a strong network across Salisbury and the surrounding area and understand how to turn a conversation into a meaningful, long-term relationship.

Previous fundraising experience would be useful, but it isn't the only route into this role. Commercial experience, business development, account management, professional services or simply years spent developing an exceptional local network could be equally valuable.

You'll also be organised, self-motivated and happy working within a small organisation where everyone occasionally mucks in.

Why consider it?

Because this is an opportunity to put the relationships, skills and experience you've accumulated throughout your career to use for something that genuinely matters locally.

You might be looking for your next role.

You might be looking for your last role.

Or you might simply have reached the point where doing something worthwhile with your experience matters more than the next rung on the ladder