Volunteer Job Descriptions
We really need people who love animals and want to take part in the fun of fundraising for animal welfare. This could include working in our shops, helping out at fundraising events, assisting in the office or fostering our animals in your home. Below are descriptions detailing some of the volunteer roles we have available. Perhaps one of them would suit your skills and experience?
Shop Volunteer
Stroud, Cirencester, Nailsworth, Tetbury & Wotton
To work in the shops, sorting stock, working on the till and helping out to raise vital
money for the local branch. Key activities would include:
- Receiving and sorting donations.
- Working with the shop manager to determine pricing.
- Arranging shelves and displays.
- Working on the till.
- Advising customers and working alongside other volunteers.
Location: Stroud, Nailsworth, Wotton-Under-Edge and Cirencester
Number of Vacancies: 2-3
Period of Volunteering: Ongoing
Time Commitment: Flexible.
Prerequisites: No experience required - develop your skills, meet people and have fun.
Training: Dependent upon current skills/experience, training available with the branch.
For further information on this role, please get in touch via email or use our contact form.
Volunteering in General
We really need people who love animals and want to take part in the fun of fundraising for animal welfare. We are currently looking for foster carers, an electrician and a handy person. Or perhaps you have other skills that may be valuable to us?
For further information, please contact June via email or on 01453 755 857.
All monies raised are used to promote local animal welfare.
A Volunteer Case Study
Marina has been a shop volunteer for over 18 months.
She says "I always wanted to work in a charity shop because it's sociable and it's a cause I absolutely believe in - I'm an animal lover."
"I always find time to help and it's made a real difference to my life. I do three days a week and I can't wait to get here. The best bits are the company and the laugh you have knowing you are doing it for the animals."