Trusts and Foundations Fundraiser – Age Well East

Posted on: March 10, 2022

Age Well East are looking for an experienced statutory fundraiser to join its growing fundraising team.  This role will be integral to our future and will help secure funding from a range of funders, including large grant giving bodies, central and local government grants, contracts, and initiatives.

As well having a track record of securing funding we are looking for someone who enjoys working with an agile environment, has a flare for project design, and can work collaboratively with a range of internal and external stakeholders.

Apply for the role here. 

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