Event coordinator/Out reach officer jobs in Hyderabad at WWF-India

Job description

Generate leads from Corporates, SMEs for payroll giving partnerships and to get pro bono fundraising stall permissions for F2F and D2D team
Extend support to the FR teams to raise funds from permissions
Develop new corporate contacts and strengthen relationship with existing contacts
Maintain a record of contact details for each fundraising segment separately i.e for acquiring Permissions for fundraising teams, school fundraising and payroll giving
Collaborate with Marketing & Communications team to get the collaterals developed which would be used for outreach activities
Maintain proper code of conduct and inform the fundraising team the norms to be followed while working in the corporate/mall permission
To acquire new partnerships for Payroll Giving Channel of funds. Approach corporates and seek permissions to get regular donations from employees via Payroll giving
Prepare a database of premium Schools in Delhi/NCR for purpose of School fundraising
Generate funds through school fundraising program throughout the year
Job:Public Relations Executive
Industry Type: NGO / Social Services / Regulators / Industry Associations
Functional Area: Marketing, Advertising, MR, PR, Media Planning
Employment Type:Full Time, Permanent Role
Category:Public Relations Education:Any Graduate in Any Specialization ,Any Postgraduate in Any Specialization
Key Skills:event management, Public Relations, Fund Raising, Relationship Management, branding, NGO Campaigns, Marketing Communication, event coordinator.

WWF-India: 40 years of Nature ConservationWorld Wide Fund for Nature-India (WWF-India) was founded with the express objective of ensuring the conservation of the country's wildlife and natural habitats. It was set up as a Charitable Public Trust on 27 November 1969. It was then known as the World Wildlife Fund-India, much before the terms 'wildlife' and 'environment' had caught the attention of the government or the public.

WWF-India's modest beginnings entailed operating out of a limited office space at Horn Bill House in Mumbai and very few full-time staff. The running of the office relied largely on the goodwill of the close-knit group of its founders, and other associates who voluntarily contributed their time and resources to the work of the organization. Throughout the seventies and eighties, WWF-India kept its focus primarily on wildlife and nature conservation. It would be near impossible to list all its projects and other activities in the field of wildlife.

Today, WWF-India is not only the country's largest voluntary body in the field of conservation, it has also grown into a network with a countrywide presence, It has taken on diverse activities in the field of nature protection ranging from education and capacity-building, to field projects in biodiversity, enviro-legal action, policy studies and advocacy, and even areas such as religion and conservation.