Voices of the Holocaust is looking for a new team member with previous fundraising experience to help grow the fundraising capabilities and expand community and individual giving, whilst working closely with the Director of the charity.
* Taking a lead on short, mid and long term planning to put Voices on a more solid financial footing
* Liaising with social media, marketing and PR to create campaigns for fundraising
* Identify and strategise in order to reach potential corporate funding
* Identify short, mid and long term grants and funding opportunities suitable for supporting Voices’ growth in both schools and community venues
* To prepare applications for grants and funding bids for submission according to suitability, turnaround and potential for success
* Identify and engage private donors and philanthropists and positively influence them to donate
• Approach and liaise with commercial organisations for sponsorship, donations and services in kind
• Creatively think of new funding channels
What additional skills or experience you should have
What training we will provide for you
What you will get out of volunteering for us
Location: Virtual with occasional meetings in a central London location
Age limit:Volunteers of any age
Hours per session:Between 1 and 10 hours
Availability:Flexible OR On-going
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We are happy to be flexible on location and/or times if required.
Charity
Voices of the Holocaust
Voices of the Holocaust is a theatre for education charity and the only theatre company of its kind in Europe. Endorsed by the AJR and the European Jewish Congress as well as Holocaust educators and academics from around the world. Voices has performed at the European Parliament as part of their International Holocaust Remembrance Day event, attended 10 Downing Street to discuss their work with the government’s Holocaust Commission and received a standing ovation at an internationally screened USA Jewish Theatre Foundation event. Voices and its artistic director Cate Hollis have also been nominated for the Simon Wiesenthal Prize for civic engagement for their work in the field of Holocaust education.
Our Mission
Founded with the objective to ensure that the voices of survivors and victims of the Holocaust would not be lost in the post survivor era and that, if the stories were told in the right way, that theatre could be the surrogate human voice to continue telling stories that needed to be told...
Our Principles
Our mission is to show that sustainable, sensitive, dynamic, contemporary theatre can become their powerful surrogate human voice. We are a theatre for education charity; our plays are historically accurate, woven with core educational themes and ideas.
The charity works in schools and communities, performs in school halls and theatres, village halls and on world platforms, at academic conferences and small community events. The charity advises schools on their Holocaust education programmes, has run professional development sessions with Facing History International and has advised the Holocaust Educational Trust on their Drama resource pack. Voices uses professional actors and integrates an apprenticeship programme across all aspects of the production, from acting through to stage management and lighting.
Voices currently provides three tours per year in schools, colleges, and venues across the south of England and the Midlands, working with around 20+ schools in each term and impacting thousands of students and school staff as well as the wider community. The charity works with staff to integrate performance and workshops, discussion and learning into the student experience.
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Jewish Volunteering Network,
Wohl Campus for Jewish Education,
44a Albert Road, London, NW4 2SJ
020 8203 6427 (London & Herts)
07587 792 272 (Manchester)
Mon-Thur 9.00am-5.30pm
Fri 9.00am-1.00pm (winter) 3.00pm (summer)
Closed weekends, bank holidays and Jewish festivals
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