Working closely with the Development Director and the President, this position plays a key role in implementing the College’s development strategy, enhancing relations with College members and other potential donors/supporters, and maximising the overall fundraising effort at Queens’.
Churchill College's Development office is looking for a dynamic, motivated and ambitious individual to join its successful and innovative Development team as a Principal Gifts Officer in a permanent role. The College recently launched its Think Forward campaign (www.thinkforward.chu.cam.ac.uk) to raise £30 million for its endowment, focusing on student support and unrestricted funding.
Gonville & Caius College is seeking an enthusiastic individual to join its established Development and Alumni Relations team. This is a key appointment with the primary focus on giving our alumni and friends excellent opportunities to reconnect and stay in touch with their College through an engaging series of events, careful stewardship and effective office management.
Working within our Development team, the Philanthropy Officer reports into our Head of Philanthropy and is responsible for managing the programme of fundraising activity aimed at generating a broad range of individual and regular gifts at lower levels, and for creating a culture of supporting the College within the alumnae community and beyond. The post-holder will also take responsibility for oversight of the College’s legacy programme, likely to be a source of enormously valuable giving over the course of the coming years and decades.
Lucy Cavendish invites applications for the post of Alumni Relations and Events Manager. This role will be instrumental in supporting our ambitious fundraising plans and delivering the mission, aims and objectives of the College.
Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge is seeking to appoint a Development Assistant on a permanent, part-time basis. This post reports directly to the Deputy Development Director but will work closely with the other members of the Development and Alumni Relations Office (DARO) and will involve acting as a first point of contact for alumni and other enquiries; drafting, editing and proofreading text for a wide range of alumni communications and other activities; providing data and general administrative support as required.
We have a vacancy for a Senior Development Officer reporting to the Deputy Development Director and Fellow for Development.
This is an opportunity for a dedicated, driven and ambitious development professional to join a high-performing team as Clare College refreshes its strategic vision and prepared to celebrate its 700th anniversary in 2026.
Working within our Development team, the Individual Giving Officer reports into our Head of Philanthropy and is responsible for managing the programme of fundraising activity aimed at generating a broad range of individual and regular gifts at lower levels, and for creating a culture of supporting the College within the alumnae community and beyond. The post-holder will also take responsibility for oversight of the College’s legacy programme, likely to be a source of enormously valuable giving over the course of the coming years and decades.
Murray Edwards College is dependent on the goodwill and generosity of a community of highly committed alumnae and friends. Working closely with the Director of Development, President and wider Fellowship, the Head of Philanthropy will manage major gift prospect activity with a view to raising significant sums to support the strategic objectives of the College.
Clare Hall is a research-based college within the University of Cambridge, one of two admitting only postgraduate students. Founded as an Institute for Advanced Study, it also maintains the largest programme for visiting academics in either Oxford or Cambridge. With an egalitarian ethos and the smallest student population, the College’s academic community is uniquely integrated. The College additionally hosts annual endowed events of international significance including the Tanner Lectures, the Tanner Ashby Lecture and the King Lecture.