Digital Fundraising & Grant Writing Specialist

Global Culture Network

Location
Remote
Type
Full-time
Posted
Oct 19, 2026
Last checked
Oct 20, 2026
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Job description

Global Culture Network (GCN) welcomes applicants with experience or training in digital fundraising, grant writing, philanthropy, nonprofit development, research, communications, and partnerships. This role will help identify funding opportunities and develop fundraising initiatives that support language preservation, cultural diversity, education, and cross-cultural storytelling. Key Responsibilities Research grants, foundations, donor programmes, and other suitable funding opportunities. Prepare grant proposals, letters of inquiry, concept notes, and supporting documents. Track funding criteria, application deadlines, eligibility requirements, and reporting obligations. Support online fundraising campaigns and digital giving initiatives. Prepare donor appeals, fundraising content, and campaign materials. Identify potential individual donors, foundations, corporate partners, and institutional supporters. Work with GCN team members to understand project needs, objectives, and proposed budgets. Communicate GCN's mission and intended social and cultural impact clearly. Support donor communication and maintain organized fundraising records. Monitor fundraising activities and document progress against targets. Assist with grant reporting, documentation, and compliance requirements. Collaborate remotely with team members and partners across countries. Promote transparency, accuracy, and ethical fundraising practices. Qualifications and Experience Relevant experience, training, or demonstrated interest in fundraising, grant writing, nonprofit development, or partnerships. Strong research, writing, editing, and communication skills. Ability to identify and assess suitable funding opportunities. Ability to present project goals, activities, and expected impact clearly. Good organization and attention to deadlines and documentation. Ability to work independently and collaborate with an international remote team. Professional integrity and a commitment to responsible fundraising. Previous fundraising results are an advantage but are not the only consideration. Experience in cultural preservation, education, humanitarian work, or community development is welcome. Technical Skills Familiarity with online fundraising platforms, donor databases or CRM systems, grant research resources, email marketing, Google Workspace, and Microsoft Office is useful. Experience with Salesforce or digital campaign tools is an advantage. Educational Qualification Levels GCN welcomes relevant qualifications at Diploma, Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree, or PhD level, depending on the responsibilities of the position. Suitable fields of study are listed in each role's qualifications. Applicants with equivalent relevant professional experience may also be considered where appropriate. Application Review Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis as they are received. Early applications are encouraged. The published application deadline is October 26, 2026, unless GCN announces an update. International Recruitment GCN welcomes applicants of all nationalities and cultural backgrounds. We aim to build an international team that values different experiences, languages, disciplines, and perspectives. Selection will be based on relevant skills, experience, suitability for the position, communication, integrity, and commitment to GCN's mission. Apply here: https://globalculturenetworkorg.org/careers Please ensure that you provide the information and supporting documents requested in the online application form. Interested in other opportunities at GCN? Visit our careers page to explore and apply for other available positions that match your qualifications, skills, and experience. Application deadline: October 26, 2026. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, so early applications are encouraged. GCN welcomes applicants of all nationalities and cultural backgrounds. We aim to build an international team that values different experiences, languages, disciplines, and perspectives. Selection will be based on relevant skills, experience, suitability for the position, communication, integrity, and commitment to GCN's mission. Personal Qualities We value initiative, accountability, creativity, attention to detail, teamwork, respect for different cultures, openness to feedback, and a genuine commitment to GCN's mission. Our Values We seek people who believe in GCN's mission and are committed to honesty, transparency, responsibility, teamwork, and meaningful global impact. We understand that employment provides an income, but we also value individuals who see GCN as more than a place to earn money—people who genuinely want to use their skills to make a positive contribution to the world. Compensation and Employment Terms This position is intended to be paid employment. GCN is developing its funding base, and compensation, benefits if applicable, contract terms, and start date will be discussed with shortlisted applicants and confirmed before any offer is made. Please do not assume that a particular salary or start date has already been guaranteed.

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