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At this event, your role could be:
- Greeter - welcoming walkers to the event village, generating a positive atmosphere, and helping to bring a warm personality to the day's event.
- Route and/or Start/Finish Marshal - guiding walkers along the route, ensuring safety of walkers at crossings and junctions. Or supporting the start and handing out water and medals at the finish.
- Sweep Marshal - following behind final walkers and checking in with route marshals. Liaison with event organisers where necessary.
- Event Village - helping with arrival and registration, handing out lanyards, t-shirts, and supporting event village activities, e.g. assisting with public engagement stalls/stands.
- Photographer - capturing action shots to showcase the feel of the event (in multiple locations). Photographers may be required to marshal alongside this role.
Where and when
- Sunday 8 June, 9am-2pm Alexandra Palace, London
At this event you'll specifically benefit from:
- A new event volunteering opportunity alongside people from your local community.
- A fun and organised day out with like-minded people, passionate about finding a cure.
- Understanding of charity sector sporting events and experience to add to your CV.
- Playing a key part in successful event delivery and a positive participant experience.
You will also be reimbursed for reasonable out-of-pocket expenses. e.g. travel costs
- Understanding of charity sector sporting events and experience to add to your CV.
- Develop your communication, teamwork and organisaiton skills.
Some general requirements for all events include:
- Teamwork
- Good communication skills
- Organisation
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