Acting as a representative of Blood Cancer UK in the local community, you will help raise money for our life-saving research by creating fundraising opportunities in your local area and being a local champion by raising awareness of our work and research. The role is extremely varied; one month you could be hosting a quiz night, the next speaking to local businesses who may be potential partners or holding your own event. The options are limitless. This varied and flexible role enables you to focus on the things you enjoy most, the connections you already have, and the time you have available. Please note the minimum age for this role is 18 years old. Background Every year over 40,000 people are diagnosed with blood cancer in the UK. The single best way to beat blood cancer is through research to improve treatment. And the more of it we fund, the more breakthroughs we will see, and the more lives we will save. Blood Cancer UK Community Fundraising Volunteers play a vital role in strengthening our reach and engagement in local communities - raising awareness of our research, health information, and support. You will develop new skills, expand your knowledge, and make a significant contribution to improving the lives of people with blood cancer by helping raise vital funds through fundraising activities. The more events we host, the more people affected by blood cancer we can reach and the more funds we can raise. You'll be part of a large team of dedicated and passionate Community Fundraising Volunteers to help us achieve this goal. How will I be making a difference? The funds you raise as a Community Fundraising Volunteer will help to beat blood cancer by investing in research that: • develops cures for those who have blood cancer, now or in the future, • continually improves the treatment and care for those living with blood cancer today and, • aims to stop blood cancer before it starts. Every penny you raise will make a BIG impact on our vital work: • £100 could fund a researcher to analyse 120 blood cell samples – any one of them could hold the key to a new discovery. • £210 is enough for us to send expert patient information to everyone diagnosed with blood cancer today. • £500 could fund a research nurse for three days – ensuring patients have a hand to hold while testing new treatments. Key activities · Organising your own fundraising events and activities such as quiz nights, music events, luncheons, and supper clubs. · Attending local community events such as fetes and festivals, selling arts and crafts, baked goods or organising games such as tombolas. · Submitting applications to host bucket collections at local venues. · Encouraging others in your network to volunteer their time to support your collection. · Attending and supporting bucket collections in your local area. · Greeting the public and speaking about the work of Blood Cancer UK. · Encouraging people to donate and signposting them to our services. · Paying in all donations received either online, at Barclays Bank or at your local post office. · With support from your Volunteer Manager carrying out risk assessments for your fundraising events and activities. What will I get out of it? • You will make a difference to the lives of people affected by blood cancer. • The chance to represent Blood Cancer UK in your community. • Practical experience in organising and hosting charity events. • Opportunity to learn and develop new skills. • Regular updates from us demonstrating the impact of your support and the difference you’re making to the lives of people affected by blood cancer. • Be part of a friendly, supportive, and passionate team. • The opportunity to join an inclusive and diverse organisation, where you will be valued and respected. • Improved wellbeing and confidence. • Opportunity to connect with other volunteers.

Join Our Team and Be the Heart of Change! 🌟 Position: Fundraising & Events – Events Volunteer Location: Erskine Edinburgh / Various Community Venues - Scotland Wide Your Mission: Unite with us to build a Scotland where Veterans and their families thrive. At Erskine, our vision is clear: to offer Veterans their best possible future through the best possible care and community support. Role at a Glance: As an Events Volunteer, you'll be at the forefront of generating vital funds to support our Veterans. Your enthusiasm will light up various community settings as you: 📆 Schedule: Coordinate with our fundraising team based on your availability, making this a flexible commitment. 🏢 Event Setup/Clear up: Play a crucial role in setting up and tidying event/venue areas and displays, ensuring everything runs smoothly. 📋 Registration Desk Host: Welcome participants with a warm smile and assist them with registrations. 🛍️ Merchandise Maestro: Show off your sales skills by manning our Erskine-branded merchandise stalls. 🎟️ Raffle Rockstar: Sell raffle tickets and/or collect donations on-site during events. 🚚 Logistics Pro: Help transport goods and resources to and from event venues. 🏃 General Runner: Be the go-to person for various on-the-day tasks that keep the event running seamlessly. 🎉 Event Extraordinaire: If you're up for it, you might even contribute to event entertainment, activities, or event photography to capture the magic. 🤝 Support Ambassador: Provide support, encouragement, and resources to event participants taking on sponsorship challenges. Time Commitment: Length: A minimum of one day. Weekly Hours: 2-8 hours, depending on your availability. We're flexible to accommodate your schedule. Training Requirements: 🌟 Core Induction: Get acquainted with Erskine's history mission and values. 🏛️ Site Briefing: Familiarise yourself with the event location and role tasks. 🤝 Optional Fundraising Session: Enhance your fundraising knowledge to learn re our targets and how our money is spent on veterans Diversity and Inclusion: Erskine welcomes individuals from diverse backgrounds and ethnicities, aged 14 and above. You don't need prior experience; our training program will support you every step of the way. Skills and Attributes: 💙 Passion: A deep commitment to supporting Veterans. 🤝 Trustworthiness and Honesty: Essential qualities for our team. 😄 Professional and Friendly: An outgoing manner that engages people. 📜 Adherence to Guidelines: Ability to work within fundraising guidelines. Requirements and Benefits: 👥 Age Requirement: Must be 16+ for bucket collections unless accompanied by a parent/guardian or volunteering as part of a uniformed group. 🚗 Travel Expenses: Receive reimbursement for out-of-pocket travel expenses, up to £15 per day. Rewards of Volunteering: By joining us, you become an essential part of raising funds and awareness for Erskine. You directly contribute to ensuring that our residents receive the quality of care they so richly deserve. Ready to Enlist for a Cause? Apply Now! Your dedication can change lives and shape a brighter future for Veterans and their families. Together, we'll make Scotland a place where they truly thrive. Join us today and be the heart of change! 🤝 Ready to Make a Difference? Contact Us: 📞 0141 814 4640 📧 volunteering@erskine.org.uk 🌐 www.erskine.org.uk

Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance (SCAA) saves and improves lives across Scotland, delivering expert paramedic care at the scene of time-critical emergencies. We have volunteers in various roles who help us in fundraising and admin to keep us flying and saving lives in Scotland. Our social media volunteers help staff manage our busy fundraising group pages. We have opportunities twice a year for up to 6 weeks, usually Feb/March and Sept/Oct. We are looking for additional support on a rota basis to suit you from Sept until early/mid Oct. We have hundreds of people across Scotland (and further!) in the group who are taking on fitness challenges while aiming for their personal fundraising target. The group is a supportive space to post their successes and ask any questions. Our team of staff and volunteers support the group by liking posts, encouraging them and answering any queries. To find out more email Becca at volunteer@scaa.org.uk.

Acting as a representative of Blood Cancer UK in the local community you will be hosting bucket collections at venues such as supermarkets, sports clubs, stations, high streets, or similar public venues. You will be speaking with members of the public about Blood Cancer UK and encouraging them to donate in a friendly and engaging manner. Please note the minimum age for this role is 18 years old. Background Every year over 40,000 people are diagnosed with blood cancer in the UK. The single best way to beat blood cancer is through research to improve treatment. And the more of it we fund, the more breakthroughs we will see, and the more lives we will save. Blood Cancer UK Community Collection Volunteers play a vital role in strengthening our reach and engagement in local communities - raising awareness of our research, health information, and support. You will develop new skills, expand your knowledge, and make a significant contribution to improving the lives of people with blood cancer by helping raise vital funds through fundraising activities. The more collections we host, the more people affected by blood cancer we can reach and the more funds we can raise. You'll be part of a large team of dedicated and passionate Community Collection Volunteers to help us achieve this goal. How will I be making a difference? The funds you raise as a Community Collection Volunteer will help to beat blood cancer by investing in research that: • develops cures for those who have blood cancer, now or in the future, • continually improves the treatment and care for those living with blood cancer today and, • aims to stop blood cancer before it starts. Hosting a collection at your local supermarket or sports club enables us to reach lots of people and collect lots of donations. Every penny raised will make a BIG impact. • £100 could fund a researcher to analyse 120 blood cell samples – any one of them could hold the key to a new discovery. • £210 is enough for us to send expert patient information to everyone diagnosed with blood cancer today. • £500 could fund a research nurse for three days – ensuring patients have a hand to hold while they are testing new treatments. Key activities · Submitting applications to host and deliver bucket collections at local venues. · Attending and supporting bucket collections in your local area. · Encouraging others in your network to volunteer their time to support your collection. · Greeting the public and speaking about the work of Blood Cancer UK. · Encouraging people to donate and signposting them to our services. · Paying in all donations received either online, at Barclays Bank or at your local post office. What will I get out of it? • You will make a difference to the lives of people affected by blood cancer. • The chance to represent Blood Cancer UK in your community. • Opportunity to learn and develop new skills. • Regular updates from us demonstrating the impact of your support. • You will be part of a friendly, supportive, and passionate team. • Join an inclusive and diverse organisation, where you will be valued and respected. • Improved wellbeing and confidence. • Opportunity to connect with other volunteers.