Fundraising lead
Build the annual plan: which campaigns, which asks, in what order.
Help people understand what the fund supports and choose a way to contribute. Bring a fundraising idea we can carry through together.
The work
- One annual plan on one page: what we raise for, when we ask, what feeds each campaign.
- The thank-you and follow-up rhythm, so a first gift has a second behind it.
- Deciding what we do not do. A small org can only run so many pushes a year.
Your first month
- Look at what we have run and tell us which to repeat and which to retire.
- Sketch the next twelve months at the level of a single page.
- Pick the next ask and help us land it.
Who it suits
- You have run development at a nonprofit, or campaigns anywhere and can translate.
- You will tell a founder his favourite idea is not the highest-return one.
You do not need a rolodex or any background in disability sport.
Not this
- Making every ask yourself. You build the plan and we run it with you.
Steady fundraising builds support beyond a single event.
Adapt To Life expands access to adaptive sports so athletes can find their place. We bring people and opportunities together and build the support around participation. Read our story
Fundraising lead.
Start with your name and email. We’ll talk through the work, timing, and any screening or credentials before you begin.
Unpaid volunteer role, and no employment relationship. Volunteer time is not a tax-deductible gift, though out-of-pocket expenses sometimes are. Adapt To Life is a recognized 501(c)(3), EIN 41-3213344.