Sort and price donated goods, serve customers and run the till in a charity shop, helping raise funds for hospice care across the Highlands. Shifts are usually three or four hours, with morning and afternoon sessions available Monday to Saturday.
Highland Hospice is looking for retail volunteers to help keep its charity shops running and support fundraising for Hospice care in the Highlands. Volunteers work as part of a team to help keep the shops open and generate income from the sale of new and donated items.
Typical tasks include providing excellent customer service, sorting and pricing goods, operating the till and handling cash. At the Inverness Harbour Road shop, volunteers may also help in the warehouse to sort donations ready for distribution and sale.
Shifts are usually 3 or 4 hours, with morning and afternoon sessions available Monday to Saturday.
Opportunities are available across several Highland locations, including Alness, Aviemore, Beauly, Dornoch, Inverness, Forres, Fort William, Grantown, Nairn, Portree, Tain, Thurso and Wick. The charity says volunteers must live within the Highlands, Scotland, UK, and minimum ages vary by shop, with some roles open from 14, most from 16, and some requiring applicants to be 18.
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