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Joanna Project- Grant Fundraising Manager
Joanna Project
The purpose of the post is to promote and coordinate all aspects of fundraising.
About the role:
We seek to appoint a Grant Fundraising Manager who will promote and coordinate all aspects of fundraising for Joanna Project.
Reports to: The Director
Location: Joanna House with home working as arranged.
Main duties:
1. Become familiar with the ethos and working of the Joanna Project spending time at Joanna House to maintain an up-to-date, working knowledge of the project.
2. Identify potential new funding bodies such as Trusts and Foundations.
3. Maintain and increase income from the aforementioned trusts and foundations, writing applications in consultation with the Director.
4. Manage all aspects of Grant and Trust applications including report writing and funder relations.
5. Contribute to the use of the database ensuring all grant applications, correspondence and outcomes are logged on the database capturing and updating donor and key contact details, running reports, and other activities as required.
6. Work to annual targets outlined in the budget and agreed by the Trustees.
7. Self-manage time and priorities, liaising with and reporting to Director.
8. Assist with the preparation of new fundraising materials.
9. Keep an up-to-date record of supporting churches, clubs & societies, dates of visits etc.
10. Keep online fundraising platforms up to date.
11. Prepare a monthly Fundraising report for the Trustees.
Closing date for applications: Friday 22nd of August 2025
Shortlisted candidates advised by email: no later than Friday 29th of August 2025
Interview date: W/C 1st September 2025
Start date: ASAP
If you would like to have an informal conversation about the role or to visit our Joanna Project daytime sanctuary before applying, please contact the office on 0113 350 8071, or 07854 857116.
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How to Apply
Application process and key dates
Please submit your CV along with a 1 – 2 page supporting statement that demonstrates how you meet the criteria in the person specification found in the
Joanna Project