You don't need to be a social media or marketing expert for this role - just able to use the internet, email and confident talking to people. We’ll tell you about our latest national fundraising activities, emergency appeals and campaign messages so you can tell others and encourage them to take part, support and attend events. You’ll research local opportunities, and contact local businesses, schools and local groups. You’ll also find free ways to tell your community about what’s happening locally and nationally. The Community Fundraising Manager is only a phone call away for support and you’ll meet up with them regularly to make promotional plans and for any mutual updates. It’s a really flexible role which can fit around your other commitments. If you’re over 18 and can commit to at least two hours a week for a minimum of six months please get in touch.

Crowd fund laptops to help students at a school in Africa get online for job search & to create their own start-ups. Tasks: Social media plan for campaign to target organizations and individuals, Social media content for FB, Instagram, LinkedIn, manage posts and interactions, Build a list of target corporate organisations that can be potential donors, create communication for them and communicate with them, In return get a certificate of appreciation.

The aim of this role is to continue the ongoing social media and communications work currently being undertaken by JTS. Through doing this they will seek to raise the profile of JTS and through this help to drive new and continued support for the organisation. In depth knowledge of fair trade is desirable but not essential, however applicants should have a keen interest in social justice. Successful applicants will have set projects but will also be encouraged to use their own initiative. Working in a relatively small not-for-profit this volunteering role gives applicants an excellent opportunity to develop skills and experience in an active third sector organisation. The role of Volunteer may involve, but not be limited to, the following: - Working with a team of volunteers and the Sales and Development executive. - Management of JTS social media accounts. - Creation of fresh and exciting content. - Linking the work of JTS with wider trends and movements in the third sector world. - Interacting with customers and relevant stakeholders. - Involvement in the design and implementation of relevant campaigns.

We are a small Trust (4 trustees) and we need help to fundraise for the Trust to carry on its work. The kind of fundraising we are looking for can be of all sorts: from organising events, producing sellable products to approaching donors. We are open to ideas.

Gavin's Mill are looking for a volunteer book keeper to assist with keeping account of the various streams of funding/revenue which is gathered from a variety of sources i.e. shop, cafe, funders, fundraising

The role is to talk to groups in your local community leaving them with the challenge to support TWAM through the groups you speak to will be diverse in nature You will be speaking in your general geographical area but how far you go is up to you as you are free to accept or decline talk requests as you wish.Typical tasks may include Taking calls and emails and arranging talk engagements Preparing a presentation Carrying out the talk Passing on any donations made

The role of the collector is to respond to requests from members of the public to collect tools they have to donate and to store them for the TWAM van to collect. There is considerable flexibility in this role timewise as collections can be made at any time agreed between you and the donor. Typical tasks may include Taking calls and emails from members of the public and arranging collection times driving to collect tools from people and bringing them back to your storage area.

When you take part in a volunteering project through Concordia, you can be sure you’ll be making a real difference to a community, and to yourself. For nearly 70 years now, we've provided volunteering and work opportunities overseas and here in the UK. Today we work with 80 like minded, non-profit partner organisations from 60 countries, to offer medium and short term community volunteering, around the world. A selection of projects is available for teenagers aged 16 and 17. Types of international volunteer projects include conservation, restoration, archaeology, construction, arts, children’s play-schemes and teaching. Board and accommodation is free of charge for projects in Europe, North America, Japan and South Korea. For projects in Latin America, Asia, Middle East and Africa volunteer pay an extra on arrival fee of approx. £150/200 that covers food and accommodation, as well as funding the programme in the country.

Gavins’ Mill café is situated within in this 400 year old watermill on the banks of the Allander water in the town of Milngavie. Supported by a full time Café supervisor the café team of volunteers serve our home baking and fresh soups, all made by volunteers, as well as teas coffees. Our café is vegetarian and focuses on serving home made and fair trade teas and coffees. Our servers are only required to serve, no cooking is required. Our menu is simple and wholesome and very good value. We are fortunate to have a small but lovely outside terrace for our visitors to enjoy their coffees and lunches in the summer months. This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys talking to the public, making them feel welcome and well looked after as we are known for friendly personal service and have many regular customers who enjoy our freshly baked scones of a morning or our interesting soups. They know their money spent goes to our fund to buy Gavins Mill for the local community and chose to support us for this reason over other local cafes

Oxfam aims to overcome poverty and suffering world-wide. The money raised in the shops funds projects both for emergency provision and development programmes. Shop Assistants enjoy interacting with the local community and helping others. It is a great way to make new friends and be part of a team. There are various opportunities throughout the year to hear the results of what happens to the money made which is very motivational. There are also lots of opportunities to discuss and share opinions. The position can also provide work experience and a reference for those in between jobs or looking for a change to the retailing environment. Volunteering can also lead to paid positions when vacancies arise.