CCN Charity Fundraising Coordinator

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The Role

This role supports the Children's Cancer North charity team, who raise funds to make life better for children with cancer. The role is designed to provide administrative support to the Children's Cancer North team and stewardship of donor relations, enabling the charity to continue to thrive and grow. This is an exciting opportunity to gain experience working within a successful and growing regional charity as part of a wider fundraising team, which consists of 8 employees, with varying experience levels, who have worked for the charity for between 4 months and 10 years.

In this role, you'll be based at our Newcastle Upon Tyne campus that has fantastic transport links and state of the art facilities. This is an office-based role, but we offer a flexible working model.

About the Charity:

Children's Cancer North is an independent charity with over 40 years of heritage in supporting individuals and families affected by childhood cancer. Newly formed in 2021, from the marriage of North of England Children's Cancer Research and Children's Cancer Fund, our charities have collectively raised over £40 million to support children with cancer in the North East and Cumbria since 1979. Children's Cancer North aims to make life better for children with cancer through providing direct support to children in treatment and their families, investing in revolutionary research and raising awareness of the disease across the North East and Cumbria. It is a registered charity working in partnership with Newcastle University, funding research carried out within the Centre for Cancer, a Newcastle University centre of research excellence.

This post is full time, tenable for 24 months.

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