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Offered by: Oxfam Shop - Beeston
An opportunity to volunteer at our charity shop selling a wide selection of donated items.
Duties to include serving customers, sorting, tagging and pricing stock, removing out-of-date stock, cleaning displays, refilling shop floor.
Lots of our volunteers get new skills, get a reference and follow previous volunteers into employment.
Duties to include serving customers, sorting, tagging and pricing stock, removing out-of-date stock, cleaning displays, refilling shop floor.
Lots of our volunteers get new skills, get a reference and follow previous volunteers into employment.
Offered by: Greenpeace UK
To promote Greenpeace campaigns with people across Nottinghamshire, and to connect people with Greenpeace and their values and mission
Offered by: L.E.A.D. Academy Trust
Warren Primary Academy is a primary school located in Nottingham and is currently rated 'Good' by Ofsted. The academy is looking to appoint a new Community Governor to join the Academy Governing Body (AGB) to support its ongoing improvement. Warren Primary Academy is part of L.E.A.D. Academy Trust. If you have the time and curiosity to be an academy Governor please get in touch to find out more about the role.
Offered by: Childline
Childline helps children and young people 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Childline gives children a voice. Whatever their worry, whenever they need help, we're listening. We can change childhood lives for the better.
Offered by: Nottingham Socials 20-30
The role is to help people feeling socially isolated—whether due to losing touch with friends in Nottingham or moving here from elsewhere—to connect with others.
The events attract good-sized crowds, giving them a chance to socialise, have fun, and potentially form new friendships.
The events attract good-sized crowds, giving them a chance to socialise, have fun, and potentially form new friendships.
Offered by: Sycamore Dining CIC
We need somebody to help us with our marketing and social media, which will include going to our social dining events, taking pictures and talking to people
Offered by: Inspire: Culture, Learning and Libraries
Home Delivery Volunteers help customers who are unable to visit the library themselves due to health or mobility issues. As a Home Delivery Volunteer, you will pick up and deliver books to our vulnerable customers in their homes. If both you and the customer are comfortable doing so, you can bring the books into their home. Alternatively, you can drop books at the customer’s doorstep, and collect any returns that they may have ready to take back to the library.
Offered by: Open Minds Nottingham
To be a trustee for Open Minds.
Open Minds is a charity based in Nottingham. We are a small organisation with a simple aim, to reduce social isolation and loneliness amongst those with learning disabilities
Open Minds is a charity based in Nottingham. We are a small organisation with a simple aim, to reduce social isolation and loneliness amongst those with learning disabilities
Offered by: Nottingham & Nottinghamshire Refugee Forum
Our Grassroots Garden is used by clients, volunteers and staff at Nottingham Refugee Forum. The garden is a beautiful, peaceful place to sit in nature. Our garden also provides produce for our Community Cafe, Cafe Narjis, that provides free meals for our clients.
Offered by: Rainbows Hospice for Children and Young People
Are you looking for a flexible volunteering role, which still makes a real difference?
Rainbows supports around 750 babies, children and young people, throughout the East Midlands, each year; but the annual statutory funding we receive would only keep Rainbows open for 7 weeks. Therefore, our Community Fundraisers play a vital role in helping us to, quite literally, keep our doors open.
With over 100 fundraising events and activities each year, there are lots of different ways you could help us raise vital money to help us brighten short lives – there really is something for everyone! Not only is it a great opportunity to connect with a range of different people; it is also one of our most flexible volunteering roles, allowing volunteers to choose events which fit around their schedule and commitments.
We’ll keep you in the loop with our regular newsletter, packed with exciting updates on Rainbows’ activities and a list of upcoming events needing volunteer support.
Rainbows supports around 750 babies, children and young people, throughout the East Midlands, each year; but the annual statutory funding we receive would only keep Rainbows open for 7 weeks. Therefore, our Community Fundraisers play a vital role in helping us to, quite literally, keep our doors open.
With over 100 fundraising events and activities each year, there are lots of different ways you could help us raise vital money to help us brighten short lives – there really is something for everyone! Not only is it a great opportunity to connect with a range of different people; it is also one of our most flexible volunteering roles, allowing volunteers to choose events which fit around their schedule and commitments.
We’ll keep you in the loop with our regular newsletter, packed with exciting updates on Rainbows’ activities and a list of upcoming events needing volunteer support.