Helping out when you can at local fundraising and awareness events.
Using your quiz skills to co-ordinate quizzes in your local community.
You will volunteer without regular time commitments and help organise and run the community book scheme.
The NSPCC's bookshelf scheme has raised more than £7,000 for the children's charity in the last four years in Cumbria, and we are looking for new volunteer co-ordinators to help continue the good work across Scotland.
The simple bookshelf and honesty box scheme began as a pilot in 2018 organised by NSPCC community fundraising manager Sandra Jones, before being extended across multiple areas as its success grew.
"It's been such a success, we're not just looking for book donations, but also seeking new volunteers who can spare two or three hours each month to help us co-ordinate new book schemes. We're also looking to engage with local organisations and communities to create new pop up book schemes, so if you know anyone who might be interested or be able to help, I'd love to hear from you".
These funds will be used to support NSPCC's work in Scotland, helping protect Children from abuse and neglect.
Step by Step to Get Involved!
1. Get permission from owner/manager
2. Find a spot! A kitchen, canteen or foyer are great areas!
3. Source some books....
4. Find a box, shelf or safe space to put the books in
5. Share and tell everyone about it!
6. Get an NSPCC tin and encourage a donation in exchange for a book!
Your local Community Fundraising Manager: Sandra Jones
Sandra.Jones@nspcc.org.uk
01138871067 or 07590450647