Within the Fundraising Unit at VHIR, we are seeking a
Fundraising Officer to cover a maternity leave. The Fundraising
Officer plays a key role in supporting fundraising efforts through
the management of solidarity initiatives promoted by families,
companies, patient associations, foundations, individuals, and
other organisations. The role also serves as a point of contact for
researchers, providing guidance on fundraising in line with VHIR’s
strategy, and promoting legacy giving as a fundraising channel. The
overall objective is to increase Unit revenue, build donor loyalty,
and strengthen relationships with researchers. Main
responsibilities and duties: Management of solidarity initiatives:
Respond to emails and calls regarding solidarity initiatives,
explain procedures and provide support. Register and track
promoters in the database. Support initiative promoters in
implementing their actions and follow up with collaborators.
Coordinate the delivery of support materials for each initiative.
Oversee the closing of initiatives (visits, symbolic cheque
presentations,
thank-you activities, etc.). Manage merchandise
stock for solidarity events. Administer the peer-to-peer (P2P)
fundraising platform. Monitoring and Reporting: Update monthly
income indicators. Support for Researchers: Monitor collaboration
agreements and donations allocated to research projects. Manage
donations assigned to research projects. Coordinate fundraising
communication materials for research groups. Legacies and bequests:
Act as the Unit’s point of reference for legacy giving. Respond to
enquiries regarding inheritance and legacy donations. Coordinate
activities related to the “Wills for Good” initiative
(testimonials, campaign validation, etc.). Education and
qualifications: Required: University degree in Marketing, Public
Relations or Social Sciences Fluency in Catalan and Spanish
Desirable: Specialised training in fundraising/philanthropy
Professional level of English Experience and knowledg
📌 Fundraising Officer (Cataluña)
🏢 VHIR
📍 Cataluña