Fundraising Manager
Remote (with access to London office)
Full-time or Part-time considered
£35,000-£40,000
Do you want to use your fundraising skills to help fix the UK’s broken political system? Bamboo are partnered with Make Votes Matter, the movement for Proportional Representation, at a critical time for British democracy.
They’re a small, passionate team looking for a strategic and hands-on Fundraising Manager to power their new three-year strategy. Following the most disproportionate General Election in history, public appetite for electoral reform is growing—and we need your help to grow the resources that fuel their campaign.
Your Role
Working closely with the CEO, you’ll lead and deliver their fundraising strategy, with a focus on:
Individual Giving & Philanthropy:
* Build donor journeys and stewardship plans
* Run regular giving and crowdfunding campaigns
* Help grow base of mid- and high-value donors
Community Fundraising:
* Empower our network of local activists to fundraise for change
Grants & Institutional Fundraising:
* Research and write compelling grant applications
Collaborative Strategy:
* Co-develop long-term fundraising plans across the organisation
Your Experience
Must-haves:
* Experience in individual giving, donor management, or crowdfunding
* Excellent copywriting and communication skills
* Comfortable with digital tools (e.g. Meta Suite, Google Analytics)
* Detail-oriented and organised
* A positive, can-do approach to small-team fundraising
Nice-to-haves:
* Experience in major donor fundraising or grants
* Knowledge of political campaigning or electoral reform issues
* Alignment with mission and values
Why Join MVM?
* Remote-first and flexible working
* 25 days’ holiday + bank holidays + Christmas closure
* Meaningful work with a movement for democratic change
* Inclusive and welcoming culture
Apply Now
Please click apply or send your CV and a cover letter (max 2 pages) to:
conan@bamboofundraising.co.uk
Rolling interviews!
You must have the right to work in the UK.
We welcome and encourage applications from people of all backgrounds—especially those underrepresented in politics and campaigning.