Fundraising Coordinator

Jora New Zealand will close on 9th September 2026. Thank you for being with us, we are cheering you on as you continue your career journey. Do you have strong attention to detail, strive for accuracy and efficiency in all that you do, and get satisfaction from providing exceptional customer service? Wouldthe prospect ofsupporting donors to help children in New Zealand get you out of bedin the morning? This role is pivotal in providing support across a number of different areas of fundraising and our commitment to fundraising growth. You willwork with amazing, passionate people and a team who are all dedicated to making a real difference in the lives of tamariki. This permanent role is 40 hours per week based in our Wellington National Office. You’ll get to know our diverse organisation closely by working across a variety of different areas of fundraising, including grants, trust and foundations, providing community fundraising support and through working alongside our major donor, corporate and legacy managers. Key Responsibilities Work alongside the Trust and Grants Fundraiser in efforts to support and enhance Barnardos fundraising program. Research Barnardos projects requiring funding and build a compelling case for support; and ensure accountability documents are prepared and submitted on time. Processing and administration support for the Barnardos Managed Funds and Max e-Grants. Provide community fundraising support to interested parties wanting to support the work of Barnardos Support the wider fundraising team and be a point of contact for all donors and provide excellent supporter care. Skills and experience Our ideal candidate will be bursting with enthusiasm, confidence and be keen to help our people have the support needed to have a real and positive impact on the livelihoods of tamariki and rangatahi. Ideally you will: have previous fundraising experience thrive on balancing multiple priorities to meet deadlines, cope well under pressure and achieve revenue targets use your solid writing and communication skills and the ability to work independently to achieve great outcomes Be skilled in both written and oral communication, and have a warm and professional telephone manner be a team player, keen to engage with others, seek opinions and guidance and contribute positively to our team and organisational culture. Enjoy building and maintaining strong and positive relationships Embody our values Kotahitanga (unity) : Cultivate a sense of belonging through meaningful relationships with tamariki, rangatahi, colleagues, and the wider community Mahi tōtika (excellence) : Demonstrate unwavering integrity and purpose in all aspects of your work, striving for the highest standards of care Kaikōkiritanga (innovation) : Drive positive change with creativity, constantly seeking new and effective ways to support tamariki and rangatahi Āta whakarongo (active listening) : Let tamariki and rangatahi voices shape your approach, ensuring their perspectives are central to decision-making Māiatanga (empowerment) : Nurture growth and unlock potential in tamariki, rangatahi, and colleagues, fostering a culture of continuous learning and development Why choose Barnardos Join a respected NGO with over 55 years of impact in child welfare and advocacy Grow alongside supportive colleagues with ample professional development opportunities Enjoy family-friendly policies, including flexible work arrangements where possible Benefit from discounted childcare at Barnardos Early Learning centres Competitive salary commensurate with experience and qualifications About Barnardos Aotearoa Barnardos Aotearoa is a children’scharityworking withtamarikiand whānau to ensure every child in Aotearoahas the opportunity tothrive, no matter their circumstances. Our unique combination of social services, early learning, careservicesand counselling helplineprovidesthe broadest range of childandwhānau-centred services inAotearoa. Each year, we work with more than 30,000tamariki,rangatahiand whānau across the country. If you would like a copy of the position description, please email***********@barnardos.org.nz #J-18808-Ljbffr