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Have lots of fun, meet new people and help make a difference by supporting our fundraisers and volunteers from your local NSPCC office or even become a volunteer fundraiser yourself!
In a busy fundraising office, time is a scarce commodity! We may be able to use your skills on specific projects, helping to send out essential communications, researching new opportunities or finding raffle and auction prizes for our fundraising events. Or you could help during one of our many events and fundraising activities .
Contact your local office to find out about the opportunities in your area.
Our volunteer fundraisers play a vital role in the NSPCC's work. Every year, thousands of volunteers give their time, effort and enthusiasm to help raise the money we need to protect children from abuse and neglect.
Our volunteers organise a truly amazing variety of events and activities - everything from individual sponsored runs,tea parties, bike rides, quizzes and street collections through to fashion shows, grand balls and royal film premieres. Find out about joining a local fundraising group, be inspired by some our volunteer's stories and events which have taken place and take a look through our fundraising ideas to see how you could get involved.
Contact your local office to find out more about volunteering in your area.
If you would like to get involved in fundraising in your community for the NSPCC, we'd be delighted to hear from you. R emember that we don't expect all volunteers to make an ongoing commitment to a group, although many choose to. If time is short or you can only support us for a limited period then we can help find the right opportunities for you. We are very grateful for every volunteer's contribution, great or small, as together you help us make the difference for children.
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