Community Champion (CSVA)

Momentum Children’s Charity supports families across London, Surrey, and Sussex whose children are facing cancer or a life-challenging condition. We work in partnership with local hospitals to provide tailored support, therapy services, and respite breaks to help families cope during the most difficult times.

As a Community Champion, you will be a passionate advocate for Momentum Children’s Charity in your local area. You’ll raise awareness, inspire others to get involved, and play a vital role in helping us build a growing network of community-led fundraising support. You’ll take ownership of local engagement and help drive income generation, working alongside a values-led charity team that is committed to making a real difference.

This is a brilliant opportunity to gain experience in charity promotion and community organising, with access to training, support, and the chance to grow your skills in a purposeful and flexible role.

Key Responsibilities:

• Social Media Advocacy: Share Momentum’s stories, campaigns, events and even job roles on your personal social media platforms.
• Community Group Engagement: Help grow a network of supporters by encouraging the formation of a self-led Community      Fundraising Group in your area. Taking the lead on organising and delivering at least two events (typically markets or fairs) per year.
• Collection Tin Coordination: Place and monitor collection tins in local shops and venues, and collect donations (access to a car or   ability to travel locally preferred).

• Leafleting and Posters: Distribute leaflets and put up posters in local shops, schools, libraries, and community spaces.

• Event Promotion: Help promote local fundraising events and initiatives, encouraging friends, family, and neighbours to take part.

• Local Networking: Build relationships with local businesses, schools, and groups who may want to support the charity, and feeding leads back to the relevant teams at Momentum.

• Feedback and Ideas: Share insights from your community with the team to help shape engagement strategy.

What skills do I need?

• A strong connection to your local community

  Friendly, proactive, and enthusiastic about making a difference

• Good communication skills

• Comfortable using WhatsApp and community messaging platforms

• Reliable and able to work independently

• Willing and able to travel locally to attend events or drop off materials

• Access to a car for travel to local events

When do I need to be available?