- Corproate Fundraising Manager
- £35000-£40000
- Development Manager
- Community Fundraising Manager
- Up to £25,000 + benefits
- Fundraising Manager
- £33000-£33000
- Chief Executive
- £40,000
- Interim Trust & Statutory Fundraiser
- £23000-£24000
- Community Fundraiser
- £21,798
- Head of Fundraising
- £40k-£45k based on experience
- Horticultural Trainer Therapist
- £20,302.25 - £22,558.05
- Helpline Development Manager
- Circa £39,000 p.a.
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Third Sector links up with MySpace
By Emma Maier, Third Sector, 28 November 2007
Third Sector news and jobs are now available to 10 million UK MySpace users.
The magazine is providing a daily news feed ?and job-search facility for the social networking site's Impact channel, a new service launched on Sunday for people interested in charities and campaigning.
The channel, which is available at www.myspace.com/impactuk, also provides links to member charities, displays featured events and videos and allows users to post comments and take part in discussion forums.
A search provided by YouthNet's online volunteering database Do-it.org.uk helps users find local volunteering opportunities. They can also download an online donation tool developed by online fundraising service Justgiving.
"MySpace Impact is about helping people to take action and make a difference," said Jamie Kantrowitz, senior vice-president of content and marketing at MySpace International. "For charities and social causes, MySpace Impact provides the perfect place to excite and engage a younger audience they might otherwise miss."
So far, 7,500 people have joined the ?channel as 'friends'. Charities taking part include Oxfam, Friends of the Earth and Project RED. Communication charity the Media Trust has set up a guide at www.myspace.com/mediatrust.
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Paul Smith, 4 December 2007, 16:57
Given that most students and graduates are on facebook and myspace is mainly for teenagers have you backed the wrong horse?[Report this post]