Face to Face Fundraiser Freshers

The Leprosy Mission Trust India

0 - 3 Years
4 Openings
2.5 - 3.5 Lac/Yr
Face-to-Face interview
Noida Sector 62

Key Skills

Fluent Communication Client Coordination Face to Face Meeting Relationships Manager

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Job Description

we are seeking a passionate and charismatic face-to-face fundraiser to join our team. as a face-to-face fundraiser, you will be responsible for approaching potential donors in public spaces or through door-to-door visits, sharing our organization's mission and values, and securing regular donations to support our cause.

key responsibilities:

- approach potential donors in a friendly and respectful manner

- share our organization's mission, values, and impact

- secure regular donations and sign up new supporters

- meet and exceed fundraising targets

- provide excellent customer service and stewardship

- work independently and as part of a team

- maintain accurate records and reports

requirements:

- excellent communication and interpersonal skills

- ability to work independently and as part of a team

- passion for fundraising and commitment to our organization's mission

- ability to meet and exceed fundraising targets

- basic knowledge of our organization's cause and values

desirable skills:

- previous fundraising experience

- knowledge of donor relationship management

- experience working in a fast-paced environment

Experience
0 - 3 Years
No. of Openings
4
Education
Professional Degree
Role
Fundraiser
Industry Type
NGO / Social Services
Gender
[ Male / Female ]
Job Country
India
Type of Job
Full Time
Work Location Type
Work from Office

About The Leprosy Mission Trust India

Leprosy, also called Hansens disease, is a chronic (chronic diseases often cause long-term physical and social effects), mildly contagious bacterial infection caused by Mycobacterium leprae, a slow-multiplying bacterium. Dr Gerhard Henrik Armauer Hansen of Norway identified the bacterium that causes leprosy, way back in 1873. Most commonly, the disease affects the skin, peripheral nerves, lining of the nose, mucosa of the upper respiratory tract, small bones and the eyes. As the bacteria causing leprosy multiply slowly, leprosy has a relatively long incubation period (the time between infection and appearance of the first symptom) of five to 10 years. Symptoms may not appear for as long as 20 years. Leprosy can affect people of any age or sex, including children; but it is not hereditary.