Supporter Care and Fundraising Officer

Friends of the Earth Ireland is recruiting a Supporter Care and Fundraising Officer to help expand and strengthen our donor community.

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Friends of the Earth Ireland is recruiting a Supporter Care and Fundraising Officer who will help to expand and strengthen our donor community and work to diversify our supporter income through individual giving, community fundraising and other avenues.

This is a role for a dynamic, organised and creative individual who wants to make a difference. The role is central to building and sustaining strong relationships with Friends of the Earth’s supporters, donors and wider community, helping to grow the organisation’s fundraising income and inspiring public engagement.

Reporting to the Head of Supporter Care and Fundraising, the successful candidate will collaborate with a dedicated and experienced team.

Download the full job description, requirements and how to apply here

Closing date: 23.59 on Tuesday 16th June 2026

To Apply: Send your CV with a 1-page cover letter to jobs@foe.ie, please include the role title in the subject of your email.

We regret to inform you that we may not be in a position to respond to all candidates and can only guarantee a response to shortlisted candidates.

Statement on Solidarity, Participation and Inclusion

A commitment to solidarity, participation and inclusion is one of the fundamental values of Friends of the Earth. We therefore endeavour to ensure that everyone, particularly marginalised and disadvantaged groups who might be affected by policy are considered and included in the conversation. We acknowledge our privilege as people working in an NGO and understand the fact that there may be barriers to participation. We strive to expand and diversify civic engagement, by creating spaces for everybody to participate and be included in activism and political change.

As part of this commitment to the values of solidarity, participation and inclusion we strongly encourage applications from those with identities under-represented in the environmental movement, for example: people of colour, LGBTQIA+ people, people seeking international protection or with refugee status, people with a disability/disabled people, or people are who members of an ethnic minority including Irish Travellers.