Job Description

Part-Time Friday & Weekend Event Fundraisers

(Self-Employed, Part-Time, Friday, Saturday & Sunday)

Are you enthusiastic, self-motivated and have a passion to make a real impact.


We are looking for experienced self-employed fundraisers to join our dedicated team for weekend events and venue based fundraising activities.


Work with a respected non-for-profit charity -

Local Hospice Lottery

You will play a vital role in raising essential funds through engaging public interactions at a variety of events across the region.

About Us:

Local Hospice Lottery Ltd is on a mission to provide crucial funding and support to hospices, ensuring that they can continue their essential work. We are proud to offer a market-leading commission structure, providing our fundraisers with an excellent income opportunity.

What we are looking for:

Proven experience in face to face fundraising, sales driven. A friendly, confident approach and excellent communication skills Self-employed status with the flexibility to work part-time weekends Access to a car is desirable, as some events may not be easily accessible by public transport

What we offer:

Weekly Pay:

We understand the importance of financial stability. As a Self-Employed Fundraiser, you'll receive weekly payments for your hard work.


(Starting at 27 per lottery chance sold with the potential to earn up to 50 per chance)

Flexible Hours:

Work your hours over Friday, Saturday & Sunday with a high degree of trust, independence and autonomy.

Market-Leading Commission:

Our commission structure is designed to reward your efforts generously. You have the potential to earn substantial income while making a positive impact.

Flexible weekend work, perfect for fitting around other commitments

If you are passionate about raising money and love being out and about meeting people, we'd love to hear from you.

To apply

, call either Sharon or Gemma on our Recruitment Line 01245 981360 or please send your details and relevant experience to careers@localhospicelottery.org