What You'll Do:
- Collect brief from the Hospice and then travel to that days key area(s). This will be within our core boroughs of Hackney, Tower Hamlets and Newham
- Collect and replace collection tins from pubs and local businesses
- Collect donated jumble items from homes or local businesses
- Able to carry heavier items
- Act as an ambassador for the Hospice, thanking donors for their support
- 1- a week Friday 2pm – 5pm.
Why You'll Love It:
- Reference
- Meeting new people and being part of a team
- Add value to your local community
- Meal allowance after 3 hours volunteering.
- Mileage paid for fuel used.
What You'll Learn:
Learn new transferable skills & improve your CV
What We're Looking For:
- Full clean driving licence
- Access to own vehicle with insurance
- Great people skills, approachable and friendly
- Organised
- Reliable, punctual and committed
- Honest and responsible
- Ability to commit to regular days and times
- An understanding of, and commitment to our core values
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