Pennyhooks Farm Trust, a unique and vital organic farm in the Vale of the White Horse, seeks an experienced and passionate Head of Fundraising to lead our fundraising activities and spearhead an ambitious campaign. About Pennyhooks: Pennyhooks Farm Trust, in Oxfordshire, provides a haven for over 30 individuals with autism, many of whom are non-verbal or have complex sensory needs. Here, our clients (know at Pennyhooks as students), actively participate in farm life, from animal care and horticulture to rural crafts and conservation and are fully involved in our renowned fundraising events (Christmas, Spring and Summer Open Days) The Role: In this pivotal position, you'll design and execute a fundraising strategy for Pennyhooks Farm Trust to secure and meet ongoing revenue targets. In addition, you will work on an urgent and vital capital project to secure essential funding to develop residential accommodation on the farm, to sustain the purposeful working of these young people as they grow older, providing them with a home and a job for life. This will be through the management of a portfolio of major donor, foundation and corporate projects, high-level volunteers and other influential individuals and organisations, working with Trustees and other farm team members. Your Impact: You will be in key role, raising funds to sustain the purposeful live of young people on the autistic spectrum, creating opportunities for them to live and work full-time in a nurturing and supportive environment. The capital project will directly address the pressing concerns of families, as captured in a parent's heartfelt plea, "As parents, we have a date stamped on our forehead of when we will no longer be able to care for our children. What happens to them then?" Your work will provide ongoing support and bring our vision to life - a model of care and opportunity, rarely available in the UK. What You'll Bring: We're looking for a driven fundraising professional who can: Build and implement successful fundraising campaigns. Engage and inspire donors, stakeholders, and the wider community. Develop and manage capital projects. Bring creativity, determination and compassion to everything you do. Why Join Us?: This role offers flexibility, including hybrid working arrangements and the opportunity to make a profound difference. You'll be part of a close-knit team that is passionate about ensuring a bright future for those we support. Pennyhooks provides a cutting edge autism service with strong ecological principles and the successful person will be joining a friendly, supportive team. Further Information: Please find more information about Pennyhooks Farm Trust and the role in the attached Job and Person Specifications. How to Apply: Please email your CV and supporting statement (max 1,000 words), outlining you suitability for the role, with the subject line 'Head of Fundraising' Closing Date: 27th January 2025 Shortlisting: will take place during January 1st Interviews: will take place via zoom w/c 3rd and 10th February