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Face-to-Face Fundraiser – Make a Real Impact!

Location: Various locations across Glasgow
Job Type: Full-time
Salary: £12.50-16.50

Are you passionate about making a difference? Do you have the confidence and charisma to inspire people to support incredible and inspiring charities? Join Shelter now as a Face-to-Face Fundraiser and take the first step toward a meaningful career in the charity sector!

Why This Role?

  • Exciting & Rewarding – Every conversation you have could help provide vital support for people across the UK trapped in the housing crisis.

  • Career Growth – Many of our fundraisers go on to work in senior roles within a role and the wider charity sector.

  • Be Part of a Team – Join a vibrant, passionate community of like-minded individuals working together to create change.

  • Develop Valuable Skills – Gain experience in communication, persuasion, and public engagement—essential skills for a career in NGOs, advocacy, and fundraising.

    Your Role:

    As a Face-to-Face Fundraiser, you’ll be engaging with people in high streets, shopping centres and events, and even Door-to-Door knocking, inspiring them to become long-term supporters to some amazing charities. You’ll be trained to confidently share our Shelters mission and work, helping raise vital funds for people who desperately need support.

    What We’re Looking For:

  • Passion for Shelter and the work they do

  • Confidence and excellent communication skills

  • A team player with a positive attitude

  • Resilience and motivation to achieve fundraising targets

  • Previous fundraising or sales experience is a bonus (but not essential!)

    What You’ll Get:

  • Competitive hourly pay with bonuses

  • Comprehensive training and ongoing support

  • Career progression opportunities within Shelter and the charity sector

  • A fun and inspiring work environment

  • The knowledge that your work directly helps save lives around the world

    Apply Now & Start Your Journey in the Charity Sector!

    If you’re ready to make a real impact and start a career that matters, we’d love to hear from you! Apply today and help us bring vital support to people in need!

    Together, we save lives. Join as a Face-to-Face fundraiser now

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