Head of Fundraising & Philanthropy

Job Description

1 week ago Be among the first 25 applicants Direct message the job poster from National Justice Project Client Relations | Administrative Specialist Meaning in your work: being part of a dynamic team that positively advances social justice in Australia Position flexible 4-5 days 18 months contract Flexible and hybrid working option Close walking distance to Central Station, Sydney Salary dependent on experience, ranging from $105-125K FTE with $18,399 FBT available, plus superannuation. Additional week of paid leave during our end of office closure Access to Wellbeing package including an EAP ABOUT THE NATIONAL JUSTICE PROJECT The National Justice Project was established in 2015 as a not-for-profit legal service & civil rights organisation dedicated to tackling systemic injustice, discrimination, and racism. Our vision is to create a fairer society where individuals are treated equally and live safely without discrimination. We’re independent and courageous, with a proven track record of working with people and communities harmed by the government. National Justice Project use the law, education, and effective advocacy to eradicate injustice, discrimination, and racism through systemic change. We are a small, dedicated team from legal and other professional disciplines, who work collaboratively to advocate for great outcomes for our clients, and to ensure meaningful strategic outcomes across Australia’s legal landscape. These cases and inquests have set important legal precedents, having a significant impact in the lives of our clients and the broader community. National Justice Project recognises that First Nations sovereignty over this land has never been ceded. We acknowledge and celebrate the living law, knowledges, cultures, histories, perspectives, and languages, which First Nations Peoples hold. National Justice Project commits to working alongside First Nations communities to create a platform and amplify the sovereign voices of First Nations Peoples. National Justice Project are committed to working toward reconciliation with First Nations Peoples and we want all our staff and volunteers to be committed to this also. National Justice Project | Fearlessly fighting injustice. ABOUT THE ROLE As a key executive team member, you’ll lead and implement fundraising strategies, cultivate major donors, secure grants, and drive philanthropic growth. You’ll work closely with the CEO, COO, and Board to develop long-term funding sustainability for NJP. WHAT YOU WILL DO Achieve and grow annual fundraising targets Develop donor engagement and retention strategies Secure and manage major gifts, trusts, and foundations Lead a small team, including fundraising and Salesforce admins Work closely with the communications team on digital giving ABOUT YOU Proven success in major gifts and philanthropy Minimum 3 years’ experience working in fundraising or philanthropy specialising in Major Donors, Trusts and Foundations. Strong relationship-building and influencing skills Experience in grant writing and donor stewardship Passionate about social justice and human rights After an impactful decade, the National Justice Project is at a very exciting stage of development. This is an opportunity to work directly with an inspiring Founder and CEO, and with a small but vibrant team of professionals dedicated to tackling systemic injustice. It is a role that will make a positive difference to the lives of many people at an important time of hope and social movement for positive change. People with diverse cultural backgrounds and lived experience are strongly encouraged to apply. This is your chance to drive real change in a fearless organisation tackling systemic injustice. Seniority level Executive Employment type Full-time Job function Other Industries: Legal Services #J-18808-Ljbffr