You will be positioned at a “cheer point” along the 10km route, where it will be your role to cheer and motivate walkers and offer support and encouragement as they go past. Your presence alone is enough to motivate thousands across the line and help raise as many funds as possible through a positive event experience. Other tasks may also include the setting up of the street party, registration desks, and stalls, as well as supporting in the cloakrooms.
Regular email contact and a full brief are provided so you are fully confident ahead of supporting this event. There will also be time to ask any questions and you will be provided information packs about your point on the route.
After you’re done, you will be able to enjoy the street party!
You can either sign up for the morning slot (9:30am-3pm) or afternoon (2:30-9pm) or both.
This is a fantastic opportunity to support access to justice, with over 19,000 legal professionals expected to be in attendence.
You will be fully supported on the day, refreshments will be provided, and you will recieve a certificate of participation after the event.
After you have finished, you are more than welcome to come and enjoy the street party, held on Chancery Lane!
In this role, you will learn more about the legal sector, fundraising, and event participation.
We are looking for positive, enthusiastic volunteers who can give their time on Tuesday 9 June 2026.
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