A role to suit you
When you volunteer with Keech Hospice, you are not just giving your time, you are helping to secure funds for our care and raise the profile of Keech in the wider community.
We’ve a wide range of fundraising opportunities to choose from, from community engagement to helping out at fundraising to events, to ensuring our collection boxes are working well and visible in your area.
Whether you have just a few hours to give or can support us more regularly we have got a role for you.
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Different ways to support our fundraisers
Community fundraising volunteer
Work with our team to grow and strengthen our community supporter base
Strengthen relationships with existing supporters. Support the team at community events, from raising awareness talks, to cheque presentations.
Events fundraising volunteer
Support our busy team of friendly fundraising staff in the organising and running of events and activities from markets to fun runs, auctions to remembrance events.
Helping to set up and run stalls
Marshalling the public or car parking stewarding
Speaking to the public and getting people to register for events
Community presenter volunteer
Represent the charity at cheque presentations from our wonderful supporters
Collecting cheques and saying a few words of thanks on behalf of Keech Hospice Care.
Attending speaking engagements to talk about the hospice and our work.
Supporting at awareness stands at fundraising events.
Collection box volunteer
Become a collection box agent and ensure our Keech collection box sites are working well in your area. Collect and deliver boxes, identify new outlets and liaise with local traders to seek permission to place boxes. Making sure all boxes are racked and collections banked
Workplace volunteering
Volunteering with your colleagues is an excellent way to team build and give your time to a great cause
Join our Keech Corporate Volunteering Programme and get involved in activities from fundraising to gardening, decorating to working in our shops.
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