Fundraising Administrator

The Children's Cancer Unit Charity is dedicated to delivering the highest standard of care by contributing to the advancement and development of the Children's Cancer and Haematology Unit at the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children. In order to ensure that children affected by cancer in Northern Ireland have access to the best possible treatment and care, the charity supports the provision of vital resources for the Children's Cancer Unit by investing in specialised staff, infrastructure and equipment as well as research and family support services. The work that you do will have a real impact on children and families we support.This role is an excellent opportunity for a candidate to gain experience of the full range of fundraising roles and is an excellent pathway into a career in fundraising.The post holder will provide an efficient and effective administrative support service to assist the Fundraising Manager to achieve their financial targets. They will also be responsible for updating The Children's Cancer Unit Charity's supporter database and deliver an excellent standard of donor care whilst adhering to best practice. The post holder must be able to represent and positively reflect the values and beliefs of The Children's Cancer Unit Charity to the public.The perfect candidate will have excellent organisational and communication skills, can represent the charity through online and offline correspondence, dealing with fundraising queries and administration. Attention to detail is essential in this role along with a strong willingness to be helpful to our supporters..

5 GCSEs grade C or above, of which two must be English and Maths.

A broad base of administrative and IT skills. Good proficiency in Microsoft Office.

Excellent telephone, communication and interpersonal skills.

Ability to manage and prioritise multiple pieces of work and coordinate other resources to meet deadlines.

Excellent teamworking skills, a high degree of personal motivation and a willingness to learn new skills, take on challenges, and undertake relevant training.

High level of accuracy and attention to detail.

Ability to work in different environments with a wide range of people and profiles.

To be flexible regarding working hours, working to meet the needs and requirements of the organisation.

Entitled to work in the UK.

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Experience working in a donor care or customer service environment.

Full driving licence with access to a car.