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ChildLine's fundraising volunteers are people from all walks of life who devote a bit of their time to an extraordinary cause. Because of them, ChildLine is able to help more children and change more lives.
Anyone can get involved with ChildLine’s work and make a difference to children and young people. Not only by giving money but, just as importantly, by giving a little of your time. There are hundreds of ways to help us. Whether you are an individual, or a member of a company or other organisation, we can offer a wide range of opportunities.
Want to raise money while achieving a personal goal? Find out more about our challenge events.
Why not get involved in fundraising at school? There are hundreds of ways to have great fun while you’re doing it.
Locally and regionally, ChildLine offers many ways to get involved in community fundraising.
What is it like to be a fundraising volunteer?
We are always looking for people who:
• Enjoy meeting new people
• Enjoy organising parties
• Are good at coming up with ideas
• Relish a challenge
• Are good at applying other people’s ideas.
What we can offer fundraising volunteers:
• A chance to be part of a friendly team
• An opportunity to make new friends
• A chance to build on your skills/develop new ones
• Improved job prospects
• Valuable training
• Volunteer events and socials
• …and we reimburse travel expenses.
ChildLine expects fundraising volunteers to show:
• A sense of humour & fun
• Creativity & imagination
• Resilience & commitment
• Enthusiasm
• Organisational skills
• Flexibility
• Openness to learning.
Why do people become fundraising volunteers at ChildLine?
• Because they have a few hours to spare and want to help a worthwhile cause
• Because they have good contacts and a willingness to share them to help raise funds
• Because they have excellent organisational skills and could assist the fundraising staff with the organisation of an event
• Because they have excellent presentation skills and want to put them to good use.
To contact ChildLine in your area, click on a link in the map below:
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