Sign up to become an in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust Fundraising events volunteer to help us to spread awareness and raise funds for young people with cancer in more parts of the UK. We are looking for volunteers who would like to sign up to be contacted about any fundraising events which are happening in your local area. When a fundraising opportunity arises in your area we will contact you to see if you would like to volunteer.
A few examples of fundraising events you may wish to get, bucket collections, selling raffle tickets, stewarding at a gala dinner and take entry fees at community events an
Signing up for this role does not mean you have to be available to volunteer at every fundraising event. It just means that we will contact you when an opportunity comes up in your area to see if you would like to get involved. A recent example of such an event is the Romesh Ranganathan tour.
- Be the first to hear about exciting in aid of fundraising volunteering opportunities in your local area
- The opportunity to volunteer for Teenage Cancer Trust and raise funds to help make sure every young person with cancer gets the best care and support.
- Volunteer at various venues and a range of opportunities such as music concerts, comedy gigs, sports matches.
- Be contacted when an in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust fundraising event comes up in your community
- Volunteer at fundraising volunteering opportunities in your area in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust
- Raise awareness of the work Teenage Cancer Trust does
- The opportunity to volunteer for Teenage Cancer Trust at exciting venues and events.
- Enthusiasm for the work of Teenage Cancer Trust
- Enjoy fundraising volunteering
- Reliability and flexibility
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