Shop volunteers
Contact person
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Detailed description
Hours and locations: We are looking for committed volunteers to help in our shops. Shop volunteers need to be fit and work to a rota; usually one morning or afternoon each week, but we can be flexible. We are particularly looking for volunteers in the following shops:
- Greenway Owned (Chesham) NEW SHOP OPENED! Flexible shifts available, initially Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays, from February to also be opening Monday to Wednesday.
- Amersham Owned- Monday afternoons, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Friday mornings, Weekends.
- Berkhamsted Owned - Tuesdays, Wednesday afternoons (Sorter), Saturday afternoons.
- Abbots Langley Owned - Friday afternoons.
- Highfield Owned (Hemel Hempstead) - Monday afternoons, Friday afternoons, Saturdays.
- Kings Langley Owned - Monday mornings, Saturday afternoons (ideally Steamer) DofE - Wednesday after school, Saturday mornings.
- Returned to Glory (Berkhamsted) - Mondays mornings and Weekends (ideally willing and able to help move furniture).
- Marshalswick Owned (St Albans) - Steamers and Sorters for most days and Sundays also Stock Processor/Till Operator.
All our shops are in the heart of the community. If you are looking for a fun role, to learn new skills and to work within a fantastic team then shops have the volunteer roles for you! Tasks are incredibly varied but all require a commitment to the Hospice values. The main roles with training given, are:
- Till Operator - serving customers on the till, customer facing
- Steamer - Steaming clothes ready for sale
- Sorter - Sorting donations in preparation to sell
- Stock Processor - Hanging, tagging clothes, washing bric-a-brac, filling shop shelves
If you are interested in finding out more about these roles pop into one of the shops for a chat with the shop manager, complete our online application form on our website or contact our friendly volunteering team.
What we will provide to volunteers
🤝 Extra supportAbout The Hospice of St Francis
Defined by each person’s need, our free care for people managing, or recovering from, serious illness has many forms – care at the Hospice, at Home, or in our Health and Wellbeing Centre which offers courses, workshops, clinics and therapies.
Over 1,200 volunteers are vital in helping delivery our free care. We need to raise over £6 million annually to fund that care.
“Everyone has a talent that gets better for using it and the Hospice needs all the talents.” Pam Macpherson, Founder of The Hospice of St Francis
Thank you.