4 Hours Part Time Job in Bangalore - Bengaluru

Hiring Organization Direct Dialogue Initiatives India Private Limited Post Name Frontline Campaigner/ NGO /Fundraising/ Business Development Qualification Any Graduate Industry Private Employment Type Part-Time Work Hours 4 Hours Salary 23000/- To 26000/- Per Month Location Bengaluru, Karnataka, India 560001 Job Description Face-to-Face Fundraiser Join Direct Dialogue Initiatives as a Fundraiser and get paid to talk about environmental issues and inspire people to make a difference. The Role The role of a Fundraiser is to raise awareness about our client, Greenpeace’s Campaigns to people on the street, in public places, in offices, on the phone, and at their homes and inspire them to contribute funds and become financial supporters of our client, Greenpeace India. Responsibilities Develop an understanding of our client, Greenpeace’s campaigns. Make presentations and calls and explain environmental campaigns to members of the public in a clear and interesting way. Meet set income targets by signing paid supporters for the client. By joining the DDI’s Fundraising team you get to learn about environmental issues and help Greenpeace India remain proudly independent to continue its work for a safe and green planet. You get to work with a team of committed and fun-loving people. Job Benefits An opportunity to learn about environmental problems and solutions and raise awareness amongst the public An opportunity to be trained in expert fundraising skills. A chance to be part of a global environmental organization Excellent career prospects with the opportunity to travel around the country Good pay, incentives, and flexible hours A chance to work with a team of a like-minded fun-loving group On-the-job training Training is provided to all new fundraisers on Campaigns as also techniques in talking to people on the street and convincing them to become supporters. Why is this job important to our client? Greenpeace does not solicit or accept funding from governments, corporations, or political parties to ensure that we do not compromise our independence, objectives, or integrity while we take environmental wrong-doers to the task. They solely rely on the voluntary donations of individual supporters which our Fundraisers bring. Skills required We accept applications from people from a variety of backgrounds. A passion to work for the environment is always encouraged. Candidates must also have: Ability to talk and listen to people and build rapport with a wide range of people Keen desire to learn on the job Energy and drive to inspire people and promote a cause Ability to work towards fundraising targets, accept and implement feedback Compensation Fundraisers join us at Rs. 23000 per month + Travel Allowance (Rs. 175 per day) + Incentives (Rs. 1,000-20,000). On confirmation (3-6 months), based on successful performance the pay will increase to Rs. 26,050 per month + TA + Incentives. We also have recognition and reward schemes throughout the year

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