Represent Scotland’s animal welfare charity in your community by chatting with the public, running stalls and supporting collections or local events. Choose the activities that suit you, with at least two events each year, and get a full induction and online training.
This volunteering role with the Scottish SPCA is centred on fundraising and community engagement. Volunteers help represent the charity locally, speak to the public about its work, and support activities that raise awareness and funds for animals across Scotland.
The role is designed for people who want to make a practical difference while fitting volunteering around other commitments.
There are a variety of tasks to choose from, including public collections, stalls, fayres and events, as well as helping with collecting cans, banking and reporting income raised, and keeping in touch with regional fundraising and community engagement teams. Volunteers can tailor the role to the activities that interest them most, but are asked to help with at least two events each year.
The charity provides a full induction and statutory online training, plus support from a friendly team. Volunteers can claim fuel expenses, receive access to a volunteering account, a monthly newsletter and invitations to social gatherings.
The role is suitable for people who are confident, approachable and keen to support animal welfare in their local community.
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