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Fundraising board member

Fundraising board member

Organisation role · 3–5 hrs/Week
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Foreign aid and disaster reliefEducationSocial justice
4 Quality education10 Reduced inequalities17 Partnerships for the goals
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Summary

As a fundraising board member, you are committed to the foundation's fundraising by organizing events.

Detailed description

Search and search as a fundraiser coordinate your volunteers , who are motivated to take on tasks, in the short and long term. This includes working closely with the market coordinator and webshop coordinator , who manage the sale of 'crafts' (made in our projects in Uganda). You also maintain contact with fundraisers , who independently raise funds for the foundation by organizing an activity in their own social circles. You will also be involved in organizing other fundraising events, in which there will be plenty of room to contribute your own ideas .


Desired characteristics of the fundraising board member:

  • Interest in development issues and/or deafness.
  • Motivated, works independently and takes initiative.
  • Can take responsibility.
  • Can work well in a team and adheres to deadlines and agreements.
  • Is a social person with an interest in motivating and coordinating others.
  • Likes organizational work.


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About Talking Hands

Talking Hands supports deaf and hearing-impaired people in Uganda. The foundation focuses on creating opportunities for and integrating deaf and hearing-impaired people into Ugandan society, for example by making education accessible. By supporting various projects with a holistic approach and collaboration with local partners, Talking Hands contributes to a better life for deaf and hearing-impaired people in Uganda.
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