Legacy and In Memory Officer

Supports delivery of legacy and in-memory fundraising campaigns across direct mail, email, telemarketing and digital channels.

Works with stakeholders and agencies to optimise supporter journeys, analyse campaign performance and grow legacy and in-memory giving.

Client Details

A national health charity delivering support services, awareness campaigns and fundraising initiatives to improve outcomes for people across the UK.

Description

Deliver multi-channel legacy and in-memory fundraising campaigns across digital, direct mail and telemarketing channels.
Support the planning, execution and optimisation of supporter acquisition, stewardship and engagement activity.
Manage campaign production with internal teams and external agencies, ensuring timely delivery.
Develop compelling supporter communications and content aligned with organisational objectives.
Analyse campaign performance and produce reports to identify insights and improvement opportunities.
Support test-and-learn initiatives to grow and diversify supporter engagement and income.
Manage relationships with external partners, suppliers and fundraising platform providers.
Ensure fundraising activity complies with data protection regulations and sector best practice.Profile

Experience delivering multi-channel marketing or fundraising campaigns.
Strong project management and organisational skills.
Confident working with internal and external stakeholders.
Data-driven with strong analytical abilities.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
High attention to detail and accuracy.
Able to manage multiple priorities and deadlines.
Proficient in Microsoft Office and CRM systems.Job Offer

Competitive salary ranging from £33,000 to £36,000 per annum.
Opportunity to make a meaningful impact in the not-for-profit sector.
Permanent role based in London with a professional and supportive team environment.
Potential for personal and professional growth within the organisation
Only candidates based in UK and eligible to work in UK are allowed