Jennifer Mkpayah

• Served multiple course meals to guests • Cleared plates and glasses

• Aided customers with product inquiries, giving knowledgeable advice on clothing and accessories. Handled cash and card transactions, supporting accuracy and speed. Contributed to visual merchandising and stock organisation to enhance the shopping experience.

Key responsibilities Online, on television, or by phone public collections, door-to-door, or street fundraisers gaming, such as lotteries and raffles events, such as street fairs Proper planning - plan out your fundraising strategy, get everyone on board, and keep track of it. Organise your fundraising efforts - create a system to monitor fundraising strategies and donations. Make sure your assets and resources are well-managed to protect your charity. Follow accepted fundraising standards - the Code of Fundraising Practice outlines the legal constraints that apply to fundraising, including data privacy and licensing rules. By being honest and accountable, you can ensure that your charity is well-run and that the necessary accounting and reporting standards are met. Effective fundraising can take many forms, including online campaigns, television appeals, or in-person events like street fairs and lotteries. Proper planning is crucial; this means developing a clear fundraising strategy, ensuring everyone involved understands their roles, and keeping detailed records of donations and efforts. It's also important to manage resources wisely to protect the integrity of the charity. Adhering to accepted fundraising standards, such as the Code of Fundraising Practice, ensures compliance with legal requirements like data privacy and licensing. By maintaining honesty and accountability, charities can uphold high standards and meet essential accounting and reporting obligations, fostering trust with donors and the community.