Organisation : South West Sydney Legal Centre
Location : Sydney (Liverpool)
Work type : Part-time, Contract/Temporary
Sector : Law, Justice & Human Rights, Women
Salary type : Annual Package
Application closing date : 5 Jul, 2021
About the organisation
South West Sydney Legal Centre (SWSLC) is a not for profit, community legal centre. We deliver legal services to facilitate access to justice for disadvantaged people in South West Sydney including specialised legal services for victim-survivors of domestic and family violence (DFV). We also provide information, court support, referral and casework to victim-survivors of DFV through government funded DFV services. Our DFV services cover local government areas in South West Sydney and Central Sydney.
SWSLC uses a multidisciplinary model bringing together lawyers, social workers, and community workers to provide trauma-informed, client-centred and culturally safe legal assistance and DFV support services to clients. Services are provided through phone support and face-to-face services in our offices, at courts and through outreach services and community engagement. SWSLC has offices in Liverpool, Bankstown, Smithfield and Sydney.
About the role
- Three year contract (21hpw)
- Liverpool base
- Community Legal Centre incorporating domestic and family violence services
- Flexible work conditions, PBI salary packaging to increase take-home salary, 5 weeks’ annual leave plus leave loading (pro rata for part-time), additional leave during Christmas closure
We are seeking a fundraising specialist who also has a passion for social justice, for this new role. Reporting to the CEO, you will use your skills and experience to make a transformative impact on our capacity to meet increasing demand for our services. The ideal applicant will have outstanding networking and communication skills and a demonstrated ability to use a strategic approach to developing a philanthropy and fundraising program; business development experience would also be highly regarded.
This role will suit applicants who embrace the opportunity to build a philanthropy/ fundraising strategy from scratch (mostly grants, major gifts, corporate partnerships, trust, foundations and occasional events). Projects in the first year may include: collaboration with the Communications Manager to choose and set up a database (CRM software), write a fundraising strategy, strategic networking with philanthropists and foundation managers, development of a grants calendar and grant writing, and major donor research.
The Fundraising Manager will be based at our Liverpool office; a flexible approach to working from home and the office would be considered after the probation period. You will be reporting to the CEO.
The successful applicant will have at least five years’ experience in fundraising and related roles and ideally a tertiary qualification in a field related to journalism, media, communications, public relations, business, sales, fundraising, social impact or marketing. An ability to work autonomously and handle competing priorities is essential.
You will be able to demonstrate your confidence and previous success in executing fundraising strategies, and you will know how to maximise the influence of the CEO and leadership team in supporting those strategies. In addition, you will have the experience and skills to work collaboratively with the Communications Manager to develop content of interest to donors and grantmakers.
Digital competence is also a key requirement – for example, you will be confident using your digital skills in using CRM databases for donor management, communication and reporting, and you will have experience using fundraising/donation software for one-off or regular online donations and for campaigns.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are strongly encouraged to apply.
How to apply
Applications not allowed for this job listing.
Please quote in application: Fundraising Manager via Pro Bono Australia.
Sector: #Law_Justice_and_Human_Rights, #Women
