Apply now to volunteer at the Glasgow Kiltwalk 2024! Join our fantastic team of Kiltie volunteers and help support thousands of walkers as they take on the Glasgow Kiltwalk and fundraise for a charity close to their heart. As a Route Motivator Kiltie (course marshal), you will be positioned at key points along our 23 mile route from Glasgow Green to Balloch. You will be responsible for directing walkers, ensuring they follow safety guidelines and providing them with support, encouragement and motivation when they need it most. This is a fun-filled role and one of the most important to our walkers. The Glasgow Kiltwalk will take place on Sunday 28 April. Shift times are as follows, however we can offer flexibility if required. We will work with you to find a position along the route to suit. 7am – 3pm 8:30am – 1pm 8:30am – 4pm 11am – 7pm 11am – 9pm Kiltwalk is Scotland’s largest mass participation walking event with over 145,000 people taking part since 2016. The kind-hearted Kiltwalk community have taken big strides for charities close to their hearts and together with The Hunter Foundation have managed to raise a staggering £42.5 million to date. All funds raised have been distributed to 3,330 Scottish Charities. Our walkers rely on the encouragement and motivation they receive from our volunteers and many report that this is what ultimately gets them across the finish line. Be part of a feel-good event, soak up the Kiltwalk atmosphere and meet like-minded people. You will also have the opportunity to develop new skills and gain valuable experience in the events industry. It truly is a rewarding day!

Are you a keen cyclist? Apply now to volunteer at the Glasgow Kiltwalk 2024! We are looking for cyclists to join our Route team and help support thousands of walkers as they take on the Glasgow Kiltwalk and fundraise for a charity close to their heart. As a Route Kiltie, you will be responsible for patrolling a designated area of the route on bike and reporting any issues via radio to the Event Control Room (ECR). This role is vital in ensuring the safety of our walkers. Other tasks include communicating with the Route team via Whatsapp, encouraging and supporting walkers, checking in with Route Motivators within your zone and assisting with the removal of signage. A bike and helmet can be provided if required. The Glasgow Kiltwalk will take place on Sunday 28 April. Shift times are as follows, however we may be able to offer flexibility if required: 7am – 3pm: 3-4 mile zone between Glasgow Green and Clydebank 7:15am – 6pm: 3-4 mile zone between Clydebank and Bowling Harbour 9am – 6pm: 3-4 mile zone between Bowling Harbour and Balloch 11am – 9pm: 3-4 mile zone between Bowling Harbour and Balloch 9am – 5pm: 3 mile zone between Lomond Shores and Balloch Kiltwalk is Scotland’s largest mass participation walking event with over 145,000 people taking part since 2016. The kind-hearted Kiltwalk community have taken big strides for charities close to their hearts and together with The Hunter Foundation have managed to raise a staggering £42.5 million to date. All funds raised have been distributed to 3,330 Scottish Charities. Our walkers rely on the encouragement and motivation they receive from our volunteers and many report that this is what ultimately gets them across the finish line. Be part of a feel-good event, soak up the Kiltwalk atmosphere and meet like-minded people. You will also have the opportunity to develop new skills and gain valuable experience in the events industry. It truly is a rewarding day!

Apply now to volunteer at the Glasgow Kiltwalk 2024! Join our fantastic team of Kiltie volunteers and help support thousands of walkers as they take on the Glasgow Kiltwalk and fundraise for a charity close to their heart. We are looking for Venue Kilties to support at our start lines in Clydebank and Lomond Shores and Pit Stop Kilties to support at our Pit Stops in Dumbarton and Vale of Leven. Tasks will include welcoming, encouraging and assisting walkers, supporting at the info tent and luggage drop off, directing walkers and handing out snacks and water. The Glasgow Kiltwalk will take place on Sunday 28 April. Shift times are as follows, however we can offer flexibility if required: Venue Kiltie, Big Stroll Start, Clydebank: 6am – 2pm Venue Kiltie, Wee Wander Start, Lomond Shores: 7:30am – 12:30pm Pit Stop Kiltie, Meadow Leisure Centre, Dumbarton: 8:30am – 6:30pm Pit Stop Kiltie, Vale of Leven: 9:30am – 8:30pm Kiltwalk is Scotland’s largest mass participation walking event with over 145,000 people taking part since 2016. The kind-hearted Kiltwalk community have taken big strides for charities close to their hearts and together with The Hunter Foundation have managed to raise a staggering £42.5 million to date. All funds raised have been distributed to 3,330 Scottish Charities. Our walkers rely on the encouragement and motivation they receive from our volunteers and many report that this is what ultimately gets them across the finish line. Be part of a feel-good event, soak up the Kiltwalk atmosphere and meet like-minded people. You will also have the opportunity to develop new skills and gain valuable experience in the events industry. It truly is a rewarding day!

Kirkcaldy Rugby Club is looking for volunteers to assist with maintaining their grounds. You can get involved with: - Gardening - DIY tasks - Keeping grounds tidy - Other tasks as needed, for example fence painting As a grounds maintenance volunteer, you can get involved in any of the above tasks that you are interested in to use your existing skills or learn new ones. If you would like to make a difference, volunteer outdoors and join a friendly and fun team this could be the role for you. No experience is needed as training and support will be provided.

South Ayrshire Walking Development - Paths for All want everyone to have the opportunity to walk everyday creating a happier, healthier and greener Scotland. There are currently 15 active health walks across South Ayrshire and we are looking for walk leader volunteers to support one of the existing health walks or perhaps start up a new group. If you like to walk and have a blether this could be the ideal opportunity for you.

Volunteering at parkrun Volunteering at parkrun is an opportunity to get outside, make new friends, have fun, learn new skills and to be a valuable part of your local community. We are always looking for new volunteers. This page explains how to get involved. How to get involved Finding out about Prestwick Oval junior parkrun volunteering opportunities couldn't be easier. Simply open a recent parkrun newsletter, results email or volunteer email, click on 'manage my profile', then 'email options', then select the events you'd like to hear from and click 'save opt-in events list'. You will then receive regular emails from those events letting you know all about their volunteering opportunities. Future volunteer roster You can see an event's future volunteer roster via their specific future roster page. To get in touch with the event directly, just send an email to prestwickovaljuniors@parkrun.com What would I do at the Event? First, and most importantly, we never ask anybody to do anything they're not comfortable with. If you don't want a particular task, please let us know and we will happily give you an alternative job. Nevertheless, none of our tasks are too stressful. You could be organising the finish funnel, operating the timer, or scanning barcodes using the simple Virtual Volunteer app. If you really want to do something in particular, please let us know and we'll see what we can do. Remember as a volunteer you are the eyes and ears of parkrun. If you have any concerns that arise at a parkrun event, whether involving children or adults, you should discuss those concerns with the Run Director on the day, as soon as possible thereafter or email Head Office at eventsupport@parkrun.com. The core team Prestwick Oval junior parkrun happens largely because of our fantastic volunteers. The weekly team of volunteers are led by a small group of parkrun enthusiasts who form what we call the 'core team': They make sure the event is setup and packed away each week, the results published, the tokens resorted, event reports written and so much more. Event Director - Jamie Marshall-Watt & Paul Deas We're very grateful to the help provided by everybody, both now and in the past, who've helped make Prestwick Oval junior parkrun happen.

Volunteering at parkrun Volunteering at parkrun is an opportunity to get outside, make new friends, have fun, learn new skills and to be a valuable part of your local community. We are always looking for new volunteers. This page explains how to get involved. How to get involved Finding out about Troon parkrun volunteering opportunities couldn't be easier. Simply open a recent parkrun newsletter, results email or volunteer email, click on 'manage my profile', then 'email options', then select the events you'd like to hear from and click 'save opt-in events list'. You will then receive regular emails from those events letting you know all about their volunteering opportunities. Future volunteer roster You can see an event's future volunteer roster via their specific future roster page. To get in touch with the event directly, just send an email to troon@parkrun.com What would I do at the Event? First, and most importantly, we never ask anybody to do anything they're not comfortable with. If you don't want a particular task, please let us know and we will happily give you an alternative job. Nevertheless, none of our tasks are too stressful. You could be organising the finish funnel, operating the timer, or scanning barcodes using the simple Virtual Volunteer app. If you really want to do something in particular, please let us know and we'll see what we can do. Remember as a volunteer you are the eyes and ears of parkrun. If you have any concerns that arise at a parkrun event, whether involving children or adults, you should discuss those concerns with the Run Director on the day, as soon as possible thereafter or email Head Office at eventsupport@parkrun.com. The core team Troon parkrun happens largely because of our fantastic volunteers. The weekly team of volunteers are led by a small group of parkrun enthusiasts who form what we call the 'core team': They make sure the event is setup and packed away each week, the results published, the tokens resorted, event reports written and so much more. Event Directors - Gregor Wilson & Rachel Cox We're very grateful to the help provided by everybody, both now and in the past, who've helped make Troon parkrun happen.

1st Kinross Boys' Brigade are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help lead games and sporty activities for their children and young people aged between 5 and 18 years old. The group meets on Friday evenings during term-time, taking part in a wide range of activities including crafts, games, sports, cooking, life skills and community projects. The young people are keen to explore the outdoors, with a desire to take part in expeditions during the warmer months, if you enjoy walking and hiking in the hills, we would love to hear from you.

Kirkcaldy Rugby Club is looking for volunteers to assist with catering on matchdays. You can get involved with: - preparing refreshments - making food, normally sandwiches and light bites - serving customers and members - cleaning up at the end of the session If you like working with food or would like to gain more experience of catering, while getting involved with a friendly and fun team, this could be the role for you. No experience is needed as full training and support will be provided.

Do you enjoy rugby? Would you like to help others to find their love of the sport? If so, this could be the role for you. Kirkcaldy Rugby Club is looking for rugby coach volunteers to assist with their classes and training sessions during the week and on weekends. There are multiple sessions throughout the week, and you can choose when you'd like to come along and help out. Volunteers are needed to set up for the sessions, assist the coach with running activities and supervise games, making sure the players follow the rules and play safely. Reliable and enthusiastic volunteer coaches can progress on to complete their coaching qualifications. No experience of coaching needed, as training will be provided.