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Volunteer as a Community Fundraiser

As a Community Fundraising Volunteer, you’ll represent Blood Cancer UK in your local area—raising funds and awareness for life-saving research. This flexible role lets you organise events like quiz nights, approach local businesses, and run fundraising activities that suit your schedule. You’ll be supported by a Regional Manager with training, materials, and guidance every step of the way.

What you’ll do

  • Organise local fundraising events like quiz nights or coffee mornings
  • Run stalls at fetes and festivals, or host activities such as tombolas
  • Apply for and support bucket collections, encouraging others to take part
  • Chat to the public about Blood Cancer UK and promote donations
  • Safely deposit funds and complete risk assessments with support

What you’ll bring

  • Passion for fundraising and raising awareness of blood cancer
  • Strong communication skills and confidence engaging with your local community
  • A reliable, adaptable, and proactive approach
  • Good organisation and enthusiasm for getting involved
  • Confidence handling cash and using a computer for basic admin tasks

Ready to make a difference?

Click the sign up button to get in touch and tell us you'd like to volunteer. We're looking forward to welcoming you to team Blood Cancer UK!

Blood Cancer UK bake sale

Need more information?

Role description

We have volunteer descriptions for each of our volunteer roles, so if you need more information before signing up:

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  • Or you can read our FAQs below.

Get in touch

If you're interested in volunteering and would like further information contact our Volunteer Team by phone 0207 5042275 or email [email protected].

Fundraisers

FAQs: Volunteering as a Community Fundraising Volunteer

The minimum age for this role is 18.

Supporting as a community fundraiser is an unpaid role, but you can claim pre-approved volunteer expenses.

This is a flexible, year-round role. You can choose the times that work best for you to organise and run events. We ask that you commit to hosting at least one event per year.