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Branch Fundraising Volunteer (Cambridge Branch)
Organisation role · Flexible hours
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National Autisitc Society
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Contact person
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Summary
The Fundraising Volunteer role is important to the running of the branch as they help organise fundraising events for the branch.Detailed description
What you will be doing
- Putting collection tins in local shops or community areas.
- Holding a ‘tin collection’ in a local town – this is where Branch members stand outside shops with collection tins and get donations.
- Holding a sponsored event such as a swim or walk. People will sponsor branch members' money to complete certain tasks.
- Holding an event for local people to attend – quiz night, auction, raffle, talk, coffee and cake morning – people will give donations when they come.
- Having a section on the branch website that people can click on if they want to give money.
- Talking to committee members about different ways to fundraise and deciding what to do as a Branch.
- Talking to NAS Fundraising Team and ensuring the branch complies with the NAS rules on fundraising.
- Talking to committee members about different ways to fundraise and deciding what to do as a branch.
- Publicising events, distributing information or fundraising forms.
- Supporting people who are fundraising on behalf of the branch.
- Working with the Treasurer to ensure that the money is collected safely and banked accurately.
The skills you need
- Confident in working with and communicating with other committee members, and individuals and organisations outside of the branch. This communication will need to be face to face, by telephone and/or email.
- Confident and comfortable speaking publicly. Able to explain ideas work together.
- Able to motivate people and help people.
- Able to tackle difficult issues and problems and situations and involve other people where necessary.
- Very organised and able to plan activities and events.
- Aware of importance of managing and handling money safely and accurately.
When and where
- Flexibility on days and the amount of time committed to the role. The majority of branch volunteers give around 4 hours a week but it depends how active the branch is.
- Home based (plus travel to branch activities)
- Attending monthly committee meetings, either in person near Cambridge or over zoom.
What we will provide to volunteers
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