Funding & Partnership Scout — finding funding opportunities
You help turn private overload into predictable support.
What you actually do
- Research companies, foundations, funding pots and in-kind donors
- Record potential supporters in a structured list
- Prepare first contact suggestions and short outreach drafts
- Agree with the team which contacts to approach
Why this helps Margo & the animals
To this day Margo covers much out of her own pocket. Every funding source you find makes care more predictable – food, neutering, veterinary costs. You build the channels through which help will later flow reliably.
What you take away personally
You see how fundraising takes shape in a real project – from the first research to the partnership. And you know: this list would not exist without you.
What you learn professionally
- Fundraising and sponsorship basics
- Research and structured contact lists
- Thinking in target groups and impact, project communication
Who this suits
Thorough researchers, ideally interested in NGOs, marketing or business development – from anywhere in the world, in German or English.
What this role is not
No private financial commitments · no aggressive fundraising appeals · no tax advice · no commitments on behalf of the initiative without approval.
Your first small mission
Research five potential supporters (e.g. pet food manufacturers or foundations), record them in a structured way with a contact route – and mark the most promising one with a brief rationale.