A Celebration of Life Concert Volunteer | London
Volunteer at this special event which is being held in aid of Child Bereavement UK and enjoy the Christmas music and readings too! We are seeking friendly and welcoming volunteers with good communication skills to support this event.
Volunteers’ jobs will include welcoming and checking in guests, setting up the venue and putting programmes out, selling merchandise, serving interval drinks. Volunteers will also be asked to usher guests, help to collect donations at the end of the night and clean and tidy the venue at the end of the evening.
DepartmentFundraising
Volunteering locations and dates
Volunteers will need to attend St Bartholomew the Great, Smithfield, London, EC1A 9DS from 4.30pm to 9.30pm on 9 December 2025.
Support givenYou will receive a basic briefing prior to the event and you’ll receive a full briefing from the team on your arrival at the event. You will be supported throughout if you have any questions or problems.
What you’ll get out of the experience
- The opportunity to enjoy an enchanting evening featuring popular carols, as well as readings and performances.
- Meet new people, be part of a team and support Child Bereavement UK to raise vital funds to support our work with bereaved children, young people, parents, and families.
- Hands-on basic event experience.
This is a fantastic opportunity to volunteer at a truly enjoyable evening so don’t miss out!
Key working relationshipsYou will be working alongside our special events team, fundraising team, members of the public and other volunteers.
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