IoF Community Special Interest Group - Committee member application

Thank you for your interest in joining the IoF Community Special Interest Group committee.  The IoF Groups are run entirely by volunteers, and we're delighted that you would like to join us in creating a community of community fundraisers and championing excellent fundraising. 

 
Being an IoF Community committee member has a wide range of benefits including:
 
  • Access to discounted membership for your first year of IoF membership 
  • Opportunities for career and personal development 
  • Networking opportunities through Special Interest Group and IoF events
  • Becoming part of a peer group of professional community fundraisers
  • Potential to attend centrally organised IoF events as a representative of the Special Interest Group
  • Knowing you are making a difference to your fellow community fundraisers
To be part of the committee we ask for the following commitment:
  • To be an IoF member and sign the IoF volunteer agreement 
  • Volunteer for a minimum of one year
  • To commit to serve a full year when deciding to remain on the committee (from June to June) unless mitigating circumstances present themselves
  • Attend regular month committee meetings, more missing more than two in a row
  • Fulfilling assigned actions that pertain to your role, or as assigned by the Chair or IoF staff
  • Helping run Special Interest Group events - attending at least three in the year
  • Fulfilling any training requirements (such as data protection) as stipulated by the IoF

To help the committee understand why you would  like to join the committee please complete the questions in this survey. 
 
 
The Institute of Fundraising of Charter House, 13-15 Charteret Street, London SW1H 9DJ is the Data Controller. Our Groups are run by volunteers who are members of the Institute of Fundraising. The information you provide will be used in the following ways:

To collate information on interested potential committee members and contact any successful candidates about joining the committee. 

For further information on how your information is used, how we maintain the security of your information and your rights of access to information we hold on you, please see our privacy policy on www.institute-of-fundraising.org.uk

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* 1. Full name

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* 2. Charity employed at

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* 3. Job title

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* 4. Email address 

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* 5. Are you able to make a commitment to the committee as outlined above?

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* 6. Please tell us about your experience in the charity sector, particularly in regards to community fundraising (this can include a link to your LinkedIn profile for brevity, if preferred)

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* 7. What has been your biggest fundraising success and your biggest fundraising challenge?

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* 8. Why would you like to join the committee? Tell us a little about what you hope to achieve or gain. 

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* 9. What three things could you bring to the committee? 
This could include:
  • Your fundraising experience - especially that which you are willing to speak about at events
  • Connections in your network (people who may wish to speak at events, provide a venue or sponsor events)
  • York skills (such as social media, event planning or communications) 

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