Charity Industry

Working in the charity sector is becoming more and more popular with younger, more socially-conscious generations, and not-for-profit organisations now contribute around 1% of Britain’s annual GDP. Read more here about how your skills can be applied to life-changing projects.

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Business Engagement - calls handler - Part Time

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Slough, Berkshire
Permanent
£ 22000 - £ 24000
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Looking for a new opportunity? I am currently recruiting for Charity based in Slough who are recruiting for a permanent office based role with flexible working hours and possible Hybrid working. Please see job spec below: Business Executive -...

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Senior IT Project Manager

Remote
London, Greater London
Full-time
£ 58000 - £ 65000
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Adecco are proud to be working in partnership with an ambitious global charity to recruit a Senior Project Manager to join the organisation on a permanent basis. This is a key role to streamline and standardise a core CRM solution that is...

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Communications Officer

London, Greater London
Permanent
£32,000.00
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JN-022023-308113

Adecco are proud to be working in partnership with a Housing Association based in London to recruit a Communications Officer on a permanent basis. As the Communications Officer, you will be responsible for delivering a range of high-quality...

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About the Charity Sector

The Charity or Not for Profit industry is often referred to as the "third sector," as charitable organisations fall into neither the public or private spheres. Charity jobs have become much more sought after in recent years, with the sector continues to grow.

Today there are a wealth of opportunities in paid charity work, so that you can build a meaningful career working for a cause you're passionate about.

The growing need for specialist skills in charity jobs arises from the incredible growth of charitable organisations, many of which now have an annual income of six or seven figures.

Managing budgets and teams of this magnitude can no longer be done effectively by passionate volunteers alone, which is why the UK’s top charities are reaching out to passionate professionals for help. If there is a cause you truly believe in, take a moment to browse the many roles we are recruiting for in the third sector, and see where you can leave a mark on the world.

Popular Charity & Not for Profit Roles

Marketing Executive

Charities look for marketing specialists who can help them build and maintain a healthy stream of campaigns across various channels, whilst ensuring the organisation is adhering to the specific regulatory requirements of the charity sector. Charity marketing professionals can expect to liase with colleagues from around their organisation, especially the fundraising and compliance teams, so besides a passion for your chosen cause and marketing know-how, you’ll need to be a people person too.

Business Executive

Charity Business Executives are responsible for ensuring their organisation runs like clockwork and meets all its fundraising and project implementation objectives in a timely manner. Working in this kind of position could see you performing an array of tasks ranging from networking with trustees to drawing up budgets with your charity’s accountants, and even overseeing the recruitment of volunteers for fundraising drives. As one of the top positions on the administrative side of the organisation, being a charity business exec comes with great responsibility, so stress management sills are vital.

Finance Manager

Perhaps one of the most important roles in a not-for-profit organisation is that of the Charity Finance Manager. Fundraising and judicial budget allocation are both vital to the long-term health of any charity, and as a charity finance professional, you’ll need to make some tough decisions based on impact forecasts and organisational priorities. As such, a pragmatic mindset is a must in charity financial job. Nevertheless, sound financial management in the charity sector can bring about real change, and you’ll see the fruits of your labour affecting the world positively on a daily basis.

HR Manager

An effective charity needs a passionate, energetic, target-focused and skilled team. As a charity Human Resources Manager, you’ll be overseeing recruitment, benefits, training, and much more in terms of staffing. In this role, you’ll need a great eye for talent as well as an in-depth knowledge of the regulatory framework for employment in the third sector. As with any other company or institution, the right people make all the difference, though once recruited, it’s up to the HR team to make sure that all their colleagues are delivering to the highest standard and contributing to core goals.

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Business Engagement - calls handler - Part Time

Senior IT Project Manager

Communications Officer

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About the Charity Sector

Popular Charity & Not for Profit Roles

Marketing Executive

Business Executive

Finance Manager

HR Manager

Working with Adecco