At a Glance
- Tasks: Help charities grow by strategising fundraising and building impactful relationships.
- Company: Mighty Kind, a new organisation passionate about social impact.
- Benefits: Gain valuable experience, network with charities, and make a real difference.
- Other info: Flexible role that can adapt to your skills and interests.
- Why this job: Join us in supporting charities and creating positive change across the UK.
- Qualifications: Experience in fundraising or charity development is a plus, but passion is key.
The predicted salary is between 40000 - 45000 £ per year.
We are looking for an experienced Fundraising Consultant to help strengthen our fundraising approach and support our new organisation.
This volunteer role will suit someone with a background in fundraising, income generation, grant funding, or charity development.
Remote
What will you be doing?
We are looking for somebody who is as passionate about improving the visibility and long‑term sustainability of charities and movements across the UK as we are.
This role is ideal for someone who enjoys relationship‑building, strategic outreach and helping organisations grow their impact.
Mighty Kind has only recently launched, but already has ambitious plans to support charities and community organisations across the UK with their identity, digital systems, advertising, photography and videography, websites, fundraising support, and wider visibility.
- Planning and advising on our fundraising and outreach approach.
- Identifying suitable funding opportunities, grants, trusts, foundations or partnerships.
- Reaching out to charities, movements & organisations aligned with our mission.
- Helping us build relationships with organisations focused on areas such as animal welfare, minority groups, human rights, mental health, community support and more.
- Supporting client and partner acquisition on behalf of Mighty Kind CIC.
- Advising on sustainable growth and long‑term fundraising strategy.
- Reviewing and improving fundraising processes and systems.
- Supporting or reviewing funding applications and proposals where appropriate.
- Sharing knowledge of fundraising best practice and sector trends.
What are we looking for?
Experience
- Charity fundraising or income generation.
- Grant applications and trust/foundation fundraising.
- Corporate fundraising or partnership development.
- Strategic fundraising planning.
- Fundraising compliance and best practice.
- Charity, nonprofit, or social enterprise development.
- Key qualities
- Has strong communication skills.
- Can work collaboratively with myself and the other co-founder.
- Is able to provide practical, realistic recommendations.
- Understands the challenges faced by small/growing charities.
- Is passionate about making a positive social impact.
Of course, we can work with you to ensure that the role fits your skillset, so please apply even if you feel like you don’t tick all of the boxes.
We're very appreciative of your time!
We are open to all backgrounds and experience levels.
This role would particularly suit somebody proactive, people‑focused and motivated by creating meaningful social impact.
It is also a great opportunity for someone with management, fundraising, partnership or business development experience who enjoys taking initiative and getting stuck in.
The role can be shaped around the volunteer’s experience, interests and availability!
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Remote Volunteer Fundraising Strategy Consultant in Whitehaven employer: Mighty Kind CIC
Mighty Kind is an exceptional employer for those passionate about making a positive social impact through charity development and fundraising. As a newly launched organisation, we offer a collaborative and flexible remote work culture that encourages personal growth and the opportunity to shape your role according to your skills and interests. Join us in our mission to enhance the visibility and sustainability of charities across the UK, while benefiting from a supportive environment that values your contributions and fosters meaningful relationships.
